Treat each event day as a separate execution window. In the official 2026 Harvest Festival announcement, Refined Iron Helmets came from Resource Spots and Monsters, Rare Gold Helmets came from packages, both increased Celebration Points, and Celebration Points reset at the end of each day. The event used Shields of Glory and Swords of Justice for shop redemption. Verify the current round because items and rewards can change: official Harvest Festival announcement.
Direct answer: what should an Alliance coordinate?
Coordinate a daily target, collection window, checkpoint and claim check. Do not treat progress as one uninterrupted event-long bar when the official round says Celebration Points reset daily.
Build a daily operating plan
Set a realistic target
Each member should inspect the live milestone screen and choose the highest milestone they can reach without disrupting higher-priority play. Do not publish a universal quota when the official article does not provide one.
Separate free-play and package inputs
The cited round distinguished Refined Iron Helmets from Resource Spots and Monsters from Rare Gold Helmets in event and Alliance Carnival packages. Keep those sources separate in planning so members understand which actions are available through play.
Schedule two checkpoints
Use one checkpoint midway through the day and another well before reset. The final checkpoint exists to catch unspent items, unclaimed milestone rewards or members who misread the timer.
Actionable alliance workflow
- Post the server-reset time in Alliance chat.
- Ask members to open the current event and confirm today's items.
- Set an optional daily milestone target.
- Run normal monster and gathering activity during the collection window.
- Check personal progress before the final hour.
- Claim available milestone rewards.
- Record shop currencies separately from the daily point bar.
- Recheck the next day instead of assuming the prior bar carried over.
Decision framework
Prioritize actions that already support the Alliance's normal plan. If members need monsters, align Carnival collection with scheduled rallies. If they need gathering, use Resource Spots. Avoid creating inefficient marches solely to chase a minor milestone whose value has not been compared.
Practical example
An Alliance schedules monster rallies early, gathering later and a final progress check before reset. A member at the edge of a milestone can then decide whether one more normal activity is worthwhile. A member far from the next milestone can stop without wasting time.
Common mistakes
- Assuming Celebration Points carry through the full event.
- Mixing package-only and gameplay sources in one instruction.
- Waiting until reset to claim or verify.
- Setting one quota for accounts with very different activity levels.
- Assuming shop currency and daily points reset identically.
FAQ
What reset daily in the cited event?
The official announcement specifically says Celebration Points reset at the end of each day.
Where did Refined Iron Helmets come from?
Resource Spots and Monsters in the cited round.
Did Rare Gold Helmets use the same sources?
No. The announcement lists event packages and Alliance Carnival packages.
Should an Alliance force every member to reach the same milestone?
No. Use voluntary targets based on each member's live screen and normal activity.