🟦 Facts
- The Nuclear Furnace reactivation event is a warzone-scale Week 5 objective. Its exact start day can vary by server, so follow the live event timer.
- Sending a squad to the Nuclear Furnace costs 5 Stamina; the event screen tracks up to 10 sends per player, per warzone, each day.
- Four Season 2 Glacieradons move from the map corners through Cities toward the Nuclear Furnace.
- A Glacieradon cannot be attacked while moving. The direct boss-attack window opens when it stops at a City.
- The event supports up to 5 daily direct attacks on a Glacieradon, with different Glacieradons using separate counters. Check the live counter if your rollout differs.
- Consecutive marching is disabled while reactivating the Nuclear Furnace or attacking Glacieradon.
- Living Glacieradons can reduce Nuclear Furnace activation progress. The exact loss amount and interval remain rollout-sensitive.
- After a Glacieradon is defeated, eligible faction commanders can claim its event reward.
- Same-faction commanders may assist with Furnace activation and Glacieradon activity across warzones when the live event allows it.
🧊 Glacieradon visual guide
Open the full-size Glacieradon visual guide.🧊 Glacieradon fight loop
- MOVING — prepare. You cannot attack it. Track its route, keep Stamina ready, and free your strongest PvE squad.
- STOPPED AT A CITY — attack now. This is the unambiguous direct boss-damage window. Open the event target and use your available Glacieradon attacks.
- CITY UNDER ATTACK — defend for territory. Reinforce when holding the City matters, but do not count City-defense battles as guaranteed boss damage because the interaction can differ.
- DEFEATED — collect and shift. Claim available rewards, then move attention to the next living Glacieradon and Nuclear Furnace progress.
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Member orders
- Use your strongest proven PvE squad for limited direct hits.
- Do not assume Tank, Aircraft, or Missile has a Glacieradon-specific advantage; BlackBar Gaming has not established one.
- Check the live attack counter before spending Stamina. When separate Glacieradon counters are shown, use each boss's available attacks rather than treating them as one shared pool.
- Keep enough Stamina available for both boss attacks and Nuclear Furnace sends.
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R4/R5 coordination
- Call out the targeted City and the moment the boss stops so members hit the correct attack window.
- Separate the two jobs in alliance comms: City defense protects territory; direct event attacks are the reliable boss-damage plan.
- When multiple Glacieradons are available, prioritize finishing one that can realistically be killed instead of leaving several living bosses at low HP.
- Coordinate same-faction cross-warzone help after your own warzone's immediate target and Furnace contribution are covered.
What to know
- Movement state matters: moving Glacieradons are not attackable; stopped Glacieradons can be attacked directly.
- The current Season 2 event family has separate Glacieradon attack counters rather than one universal five-hit pool.
- City-defense behavior is subject to change. Direct event attacks while the boss is stopped are the consistent boss-damage action in practice.
- A living Glacieradon remains a Furnace threat, so killing an available boss quickly has more strategic value than merely tagging it.
🟩 BlackBar Gaming recommends
- Treat every stopped Glacieradon as a limited attack window: get the warzone online, announce the target, and use high-damage squads promptly.
- If several bosses are available, finish a killable target first while still using any separate per-boss counters available to each player.
- Defend an owned City when losing it would hurt your alliance, but plan Glacieradon HP removal around direct event attacks.
- Use the live event interface to confirm your remaining attacks before changing warzones or spending Stamina.
🟥 Warning
- City-defense damage is subject to change. Retained Season 2 rule text disagrees on whether a successful City defense reduces Glacieradon HP. Follow your live event text; direct attacks while the boss is stopped remain the safe instruction for boss damage.
- Use the live event screen for Glacieradon Stamina cost, Furnace-progress loss rate, and the event start day.
- This Week 5 Nuclear Furnace Glacieradon is not the recurring Zombie Invasion Glacieradon. Do not import the recurring event’s 30-attack cap or Alliance Challenge rules into Season 2.
- Do not assume a universal Tank, Aircraft, or Missile weakness against the Week 5 Glacieradon.
Current Glacieradon settlement details
- If two Warzones have the same Nuclear Furnace activation progress at settlement, the Warzone that reached that progress first ranks higher.
- After settlement enters its display period, unfinished Warzones may continue the event, but later progress no longer changes the leaderboard.
- Any Glacieradon still alive when the event fully ends disappears automatically, and no Warzone kill reward is issued for that surviving boss.