From Dofus

Server Status

• International Servers
• French Servers
• German Servers
• Spanish Servers

Server	Community	Launch date
Test Server	International
Jiva	French	2004-08-24
Rushu	International	2005-09-01
Djaul	French	2005-11-21
Raval	French	2006-02-22
Hecate	French	2006-04-25
Sumens	French	2006-06-08
Menalt	French	2006-08-29
Rosal	International	2006-09-26
Maimane	French	2006-10-03
Silvosse	French	2006-12-05
Brumaire	French	2006-12-19
Pouchecot	French	2006-12-19
Silouate	French	2007-02-13
Domen	French	2007-04-05
Shika	UK	2007-04-05
Amayiro	French	2007-05-22
Rykke-Errel	French	2007-06-26
Hyrkul	French	2007-07-03
Alma	Spanish	2007-07-11
Nehra	German	2007-07-11
Helsephine	French	2007-10-16
Aguabrial	Spanish	2007-11-23
Allister	French	2007-12-04
Otomai	French	2008-01-25
Lily	French	2008-02-15
Hel Munster	French	2008-03-18
Spiritia	Portuguese	2008-04-11
Danathor	French	2008-04-18
Kuri	French	2008-05-27
Ereziah	Italian	2008-06-02
Solar	US CA	2008-06-24
Buhorado	Spanish	2008-06-25
Dark Vlad	Dutch	2008-08-27
Mily	French	2008-10-07
Darkness	Spanish	2008-10-16
Goultard	French	2008-11-20
Oto Mustam	International	2008-12-23
Ruliet	French	2008-12-29
Vil Smisse	French	2009-02-13
Many	French	2009-03-13
Helioboros	Portuguese	2009-09-20
Zatoïshwan	International	2009-12-02
Aermyne	Dutch/Portugese/Italian/German	2009-12-02
Nomekop	Spanish	2009-12-02
Bowisse	French	2009-12-02
Crocoburio	French	2009-12-02
Farle	French	2009-12-02
Li Crounch	French	2009-12-02
Agride	French	2009-12-02
Katar	???	2009-12-02
Tournaments	International	2012-12-12

From Final Fantasy Wiki

A server is a computer, or more likely a network of computers, that functions as the host of some sort of electronic media. The only game that currently utilizes servers in the Final Fantasy series is Final Fantasy XI.

List of Final Fantasy XI Servers

All of the servers in Final Fantasy XI are named after summons, from previous Final Fantasy games.

Alexander Asura Bahamut Bismarck Caitsith Carbuncle Cerberus Diabolos Fairy Fenrir Garuda Gilgamesh Hades Ifrit Kujata Lakshmi

Leviathan Midgardsormr Odin Pandemonium Phoenix Quetzalcoatl Ramuh Ragnarok Remora Seraph Shiva Siren Sylph Titan Unicorn Valefor

From GuildWiki

The Guild Wars Servers host and coordinate the games. All data are saved here. Players must connect to a server to be able to play. There is no offline playing, not even basic training or tutorials.

While the server is commonly referred to in singular form, it is actually a large cluster of numerous individual server boxes connected and working together. ArenaNet refers to these server clusters as "data center". As Jeff Strain explains in this interview, a data center consists of approxminately 12 different types of servers, with each type specialized in a different task (authentication, guild management, gaming, tournament, chat, etc.). The number of servers of each type is adapted dynamically to the workload (depending on number of active instances / districts) to ensure lag-free performance.

Worldwide, there is currently one data center per territory. These data centers are again connected to a worldwide network, unlike most other MMORPGs that have independent servers ("shards"). This allows players from all over the world to play together and to compete against each other in the Global Tournament. The key to provide lag-free gaming worldwide is ArenaNet's intelligent server management. The a.m. data centers are all linked and optimize connections automatically / dynamically as players join a party. ArenaNet's Jeff Strain explains a bit about this in this interview:

"Our server infrastructure is actually kind of reflective of our core technology. We have data centres all over the world - we have data centres in Europe, data centres in the US, Korea, Japan and Taiwan. As you know, when you create your account in Guild Wars, it's a global account - you don't pick one of those data centres or servers, you're not even really aware of them.

What happens is that it knows where you are, and when you play, you'll probably be connected to one of the European servers - if you're playing with your buddies, or by yourself, in general it knows your home datacentre. But if you want to play with me, and I'm on one of the US datacentres, the datacentres will communicate with each other and try to figure out the best place to host our game. They may decide that the total experience across both of us is going to be better if it hosts the game in Europe, and so it'll hand off my character - it migrates my character record temporarily to the European datacentre, you and I play our game, and then when we're done, it migrates my character back.

The datacentres all work in a confederated manner. It's presented to you as one big massive server that's serving the entire world, because you never have to be aware of where they are, but there's a lot of datacentre communication going on on your behalf in the background to make sure that it's optimising the play experience for you.

As a specific example of that, we just had a world championship event in Taiwan, where we had six Guilds - two from Europe, two from the US, and two from Korea. When they played, they were all playing on servers in Taiwan, because it knew where they were playing and it migrated their server records to Taiwan for that match - so that the latency was optimal."

External Links

• [1] - Interview with Jeff Strain by gamesindustry.biz
• [2] - Interview with Jeff Strain by GotFrag EXE

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

"World" redirects here. For the fictional world in which RuneScape is set, see Gielinor; for the other worlds and planes of existence shown in the RuneScape game but separate from Gielinor itself, see Category:Worlds.

Not to be confused with Servant

The Servers are the computers that host RuneScape. Servers are maintained by Jagex and by contractors retained by Jagex. They are distributed across the real world. There are several types of servers used in RuneScape.

• The first server players will meet is the hosting server, which runs the main RuneScape website. It is unknown how many individual computers manage the site and as to whether the Grand Exchange Database, RuneScape Forums and Hiscores are all on this server.
• After selecting the 'Click Here to Play' button on the home page, the game first does a loading process which includes connecting to the Update server.
• The optimal World server for the player is selected upon loading the game, although players may select another server to connect to if they wish. Each world allows 2000 players to be connected at once. There are currently 171 worlds (five are German-speaking, five are French-speaking, and three are Quick Chat only), but more are routinely added.
• The player is connected to the Login server when the loading process is completed and a world server is selected.
• After logging in, the Friends list and Ignore list are loaded after connecting to the Friends server.
• The RuneScape Forums have their own servers, which are accessible even when the game servers are down.

Contents 1 Isolation of worlds 1.1 World switching 2 Persistence of character state 3 Locations 4 Themed worlds 4.1 Trade 4.2 Rune running 4.3 Player killing 4.4 Role playing 4.5 Group questing 4.6 Party room 4.7 Skill Total 4.8 Player worlds 4.9 World themes 4.10 LootShare 5 Technical issues 5.1 Recent events 6 Trivia 7 See also 8 References 9 External links

Isolation of worlds

Each world server known by the short name world is fairly isolated. A player may be logged in to at most one world server at any given time. To ensure this is the case, a delay is in place between logging out of one and logging into another world.

For the most part, events that occur in one world will not affect any other RuneScape world. For example, character/item respawns and ore regeneration are all managed individually for each server. Additionally, players (along with chat messages) contained in one world will not be visible to players in another world. The only exception to this is the Grand Exchange which trades with players on all worlds.

World switching

Main article: World switching

Prior to the move to infinitely stocked shops, player would often change worlds rapidly to buy from one store many different times. However, the shop improvement update gave most stores infinite stock, and later the personalised shop updates returned finite stocks, but made stocks for a particular player independent of world. Therefore switching worlds is no longer advantageous when buying from stores. However players still switch worlds often in order to find more favourable conditions (e.g. more populated) for minigames, player killing or trading. This technique is known as world switching or world hopping.

Players may switch to less populated worlds for less players, so they can have more monsters, logs, ores (etc.) for themselves. Contrasting this, is the slower respawn time for many objects on less populated worlds - this includes both rocks and trees.

Persistence of character state

When a user logs off of a world, all settings particular to that character are saved to the player's account profile in a global database. Therefore, when logging into a different world, the character's skills, inventory, etc. will be restored to the same state, regardless of which server the character last logged onto. The only exception is that if a player goes from a members-only world into a free world, his/her statistics will be restored to the normal level.

Locations

It is recommended that players connect to the server closest to them, or that have ping number of less than 100, as they will experience more reliable connections and less lag. However, this is not mandatory.

Continent	Country	Free servers	Members servers
RuneScape
Oceania	Australia New Zealand	4 1	4 1
Asia	India	1	1
Europe	Belgium Denmark Finland Ireland Netherlands Norway Sweden United Kingdom	1 1 3 1 4 1 3 13	1 1 3 1 6 1 3 5
Americas	Canada Mexico United States	7 0 40	10 1 38
RuneScape German
Europe	Germany*	3	2
RuneScape France
Europe	France	2	1
RuneScape Brazilian Portugese
Americas	Brazil	3	2
Totals	Servers	Free	Members
	169	88	81

• The German servers are located in Finland, Sweden and the Netherlands.^[1]

Themed worlds

After the Themed world update on 13 August 2007, a new column on the far right of the world select screen was added by Jagex. This column highlights worlds associated with certain activities and servers Jagex have designated as the worlds that should be used for certain activities (due to certain servers not being able to cope with high levels of activity).

This makes it easier to find people who wish to do the same thing, like Trouble Brewing or Castle Wars.

These worlds are recommended by Jagex as the best place to perform these activities. However, they are only recommendations; players may still use any world they want to perform these activities, with the exception of LootShare, Bounty Hunter, Drop Parties and Duel Tournaments, which are only available on the appropriate themed worlds.

Trade

Worlds where players gather in the large cities (such as, Falador, Varrock or Seers Village) to trade items.

Rune running

Worlds where players can run runes for money or craft runes to raise their Runecrafting skill.

Player killing

Worlds where players kill others on PvP Worlds, Bounty Hunter, the Duel Arena and others.

Role playing

On these worlds, it is intended that players will get together with either friends or others they meet on the roleplaying forums and act out their roleplays (commonly called igrp or In-Game Role-Plays) as if they were in another setting (including new names for places/characters/items and a group of people going from one place to another). This actually does not happen that often.

Group questing

These worlds are where players gather together and do quests. They are popular for players looking for a partner for either Shield of Arrav or Hero's Quest.

Party room

On a party room world there will be many people in the Falador party room waiting for balloons to drop so they can get the items in them.

Skill Total

On these worlds, players with a total level of 1000 or over can log on to these worlds. Besides the total level requirement, there are no further limitations. These worlds are often called "anti-noob" worlds.

Player worlds

Certain worlds have become colloquially-specialised by the player-base for particular activities, usually for socialisation with similar players which share common attributes like language, or to participate in events which require many people, such as parties and games. These worlds are...

World	Free/Members	Location	Activity		World	Free/Members	Location	Activity
2	Members	Mort'ton	Temple repair		46	Members	Ape Atoll	Agility  training
88	Members	Piscatoris Fishing Colony	Monkfish Fishing		89	Members	Dorgesh-Kaan	Agility guild
91	Members	Al Kharid Catherby Farming patch	Tanning guild Farming guild		99	Members	Rogue's Den, Burthorpe	Thieving training Cooking training
131	Members	Mort'ton	Temple repair		132	Members	Yanille	Fletching guild Alchemy guild
60	Members	Varies	Penguin Hide and Seek		22	Members	Barbarian Village	Fishing training
78	Members	King Black Dragon	Hanging with the KBD		97	Members	Enchanted Valley	Fletching Guild
97	Members	Catherby Bank	Firemaking Guild		84	Members	Living Rock Caverns	Mining training Fishing training
56	Members	Wilderness	Agility Guild		157	Members	H.A.M Trapdoor	Goblin Killing
141	Free	Wilderness	Revenant Hunting		64	Members	Sophanem	Pyramid Plunder

World themes

The list of worlds may change at any time, this is the current world list as of 9 November 2009.

World	Free/Members	Activity		World	Free/Members	Activity
RuneScape
1	Free	Trade		2	Members	Trade
3	Free	Trade		4	Free	Trade
5	Free	Trade		6	Members	Barbarian Assault
12	Members	Duel Arena – Staked/Friendly		15	Members	Castle Wars
16	Free	Running - Air Runes		17	Free	Bounty Hunter
18	Members	Bounty Hunter		20	Free	Fist of Guthix
24	Members	Castle Wars		25	Free	Fist of Guthix
27	Members	Trade		31	Members	House Parties
35	Free	Fist of Guthix		36	Members	Running - Nature Runes
41	Free	Fist of Guthix		42	Members	Role-Playing
44	Members	Fist of Guthix		45	Members	Burthorpe Games Room
53	Members	Pest Control		54	Members	Duel Arena - High Lvl Tournaments
58	Members	Blast Furnace		60	Members	Great Orb Project
61	Free	Great Orb Project		66	Members	Running - Law Runes
67	Free	Fist of Guthix		70	Members	Runecrafting - ZMI Altar
71	Members	Barbarian Assault		75	Free	Fist of Guthix
77	Members	Shades of Mort'ton		78	Members	Vinesweeper
79	Members	Fight Pits		81	Free	Bounty Hunter
82	Members	Castle Wars		83	Members	Duel Arena – Tournaments
92	Members	Fist of Guthix		93	Free	Fist of Guthix
98	Members	Fist of Guthix		99	Members	Running - Law Runes
100	Members	Group Questing		102	Free	Party Room
103	Members	Party Room		104	Members	Trouble Brewing
105	Free	Trade		107	Free	Fist of Guthix
110	Members	Fist of Guthix
113	Free	Skill total (1000)		114	Members	Skill total (1000)
115	Members	Pest Control
116	Members	Fishing Trawler
119	Free	Fist of Guthix		121	Members	Bounty Hunter
128	Free	Fist of Guthix		129	Members	Clan Wars
130	Members	Trade		132	Members	Duel Arena – Staked/Friendly
138	Members	Rat Pits		141	Free	Clan Wars
143	Members	Bounty Hunter		144	Members	Pest Control
149	Free	Fist of Guthix		152	Free	Bounty Hunter
160	Members	Quick Chat		161	Free	Quick Chat
165	Free	Trade		167	Free	Fist of Guthix
RuneScape German
146	Free	Fist of Guthix

LootShare

RuneScape
7 - Free	9 - Members	10 - Free	11 - Free
14 - Free	22 - Members	23 - Members	26 - Members
28 - Members	29 - Free	30 - Free	33 - Free
34 - Free	37 - Free	39 - Members	40 - Free
43 - Free	46 - Members	47 - Free	48 - Members
51 - Free	52 - Free	54 - Members	56 - Members
59 - Members	64 - Members	65 - Members	69 - Members
76 - Members	84 - Members	85 - Free	88 - Members
89 - Members	91 - Members	92 - Members	94 - Free
95 - Free	97 - Members	98 - Members	106 - Free
108 - Free	111 - Members	112 - Members	113 - Free
114 - Members	117 - Free	118 - Free	124 - Members
126 - Free	127 - Free	131 - Members	134 - Free
137 - Members	142 - Free	145 - Members	151 - Members
153 - Free	154 - Free	155 - Free	157 - Members
158 - Members	159 - Members	168 - Members	169 - Free
170 - Members	171 - Free
RuneScape German
	140 - Members	139 - Free

Technical issues

Sometimes a technical issue will occur which may cause every game world to crash and log out players in the middle of the game; it may or may not also affect the RuneScape Forums. Players may not be able to log back in if the login server is also affected. The problem is usually resolved in a short time. A server rollback may or may not occur which will reset players back to status before the crash occurred. (This rollback is different from an edit rollback or revert.)

Occasionally only a single world will crash/experience a glitch and depending on the problem, the other worlds may be purposefully taken offline, or not.

Information about this will appear in the forums Technical Support section. Other fan sites may also have information if the forums are down.

Recent events

• In mid-April 2008, Jagex removed all eight servers from Eastern Canada to the United States.
• On 23 April 2008, World 36 had a glitch where non-members were allowed to enter the world, but could only access free-to-play actions.
• On Friday, 13 June 2008, all of the servers experienced downtime due to problems with one of the game's internet service providers, Telstra.
• On 10 August 2008 all of the servers crashed multiple times during the day. The crashes lasted a few minutes but went down again soon after. The servers then completely went offline for the rest of that day
• On Thursday, 23 October 2008, an error with the login servers showed up. At 19.15 GMT all servers were down. The RuneScape Forums went offline as well.
• With the release of the 150th quest a server blackout happened. The blackout lasted for about 50 minutes.
• On 2 July 2009, all the Australian and New Zealand servers went down. Players were logged out and when attempting to log back in, they were given the message that "Their account has not logged out from their last session"
• On 16 July 2009, multiple servers were offline for a large amount of time. Jagex Mod Gibson stated, "We have pinpointed the world crashes to a problem with one of our in America."
• On 16 July 2009, some servers went offline. These worlds are: World 1,2,7,8,9,21,22,26-32,42,47,48,56,70 and 100.
• On 9 November 2009, various "Skill" worlds were released: they required a Skill total exceeding or reaching 1000.

Trivia

• Before the 22 new worlds update, World 156 had not existed. However, players were once able to access this world using easy-to-decipher URLs.
• World 150 was added as the sixth German world on 15 October 2008 with the introduction of PvP worlds. However, World 150 became a RuneScape French world on 10 December 2008.
• On 16 July 2009, 41 worlds went offline. The worlds affected:4, 5, 7-9, 13-14, 17, 19, 21-22, 26-30, 37, 42, 47-48, 56, 62, 64, 70, 72, 100, 113. Jagex had the issue under control, although a few worlds remained offline for a while.

See also

• RuneScape German
• RuneScape French
• RuneScape Brazil
• RuneScape Netherlands
• Login server
• Lag
• Head banner

References

• Update:Themed Worlds
• Update:22 New RuneScape Worlds

External links

• Game Guide - Themed Worlds

The Star Trek Expanded Universe Database is for fanon and related content. See Memory-Alpha.org for the canon Star Trek wiki.

A server, in computer technology, is a device whose role is to process demands sent by clients through a network, with software varying from server to server, depending on the uses of a server. Hardware also changes according to the scale at which these services were provided: it could range to a PADD-sized computer to supercomputers of the size of a basketball court.

Fan continuities

RIS Bouteina

Annika Hansen was promoted to Erei'Riov in order to take command of a listening post facility that housed one of the public World of Warcrack servers (actually, it was a RP server) located in Romulan space, so the Romulan Senate could at least try to sweep World of Warcraft under the carpet. She regarded the role as unworthy of even a temporary Tal Prai'ex officer. The listening post was large enough to house both a convenience store and the server, albeit on different decks.

External links

• Server article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

From SWG Wiki

Here is a list of all galaxies (servers) in SWG.

Ahazi Bloodfin Bria Chilastra Eclipse Europe-Chimaera Europe-FarStar Flurry Gorath

Radiant Shadowfire Starsider Sunrunner

You can also download test center abilities and play the test center. Sometimes there are more than 1 test center servers (galaxies) available. Test Center TCPrime There are also several servers that have since been closed. Corbantis Europe-Infinity Intrepid Japan-Harla Japan-Katana Kauri Kettemoor Lowca Naritus Scylla Tarquinas Tempest Valcyn Wanderhome

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From TibiaWiki

The game worlds are the different servers on which Tibia is played. Characters can be transferred from the world they live on to another world. The only differences between the servers are their game types (Open PvP, Optional PvP and Hardcore PvP) and which country the servers are located in the real world: Players are recommended to play on servers closer to where they live since it will likely be a better connection.

Aside from the 77 game worlds, there are two additional game worlds (Testa for German servers and Testera for USA servers, both located in Germany) that are Test Servers for Tibia Client Updates.

Here is a list of all the regular Game Worlds:

All Game Worlds

Name		Location	Server Save	Type	Online since
Aldora		Germany	9:00 CET	Open PvP	May 13, 2004
Amera		USA	12:00 CET	Open PvP	October 07, 2002
Antica		Germany	9:00 CET	Open PvP	January 07, 1997
Arcania		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	December 22, 2004
Astera		USA	11:00 CET	Optional PvP	January 25, 2005
Askara		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	August 11, 2005
Aurea		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	August 10, 2004
Azura		Germany	9:00 CET	Open PvP	March 30, 2004
Balera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	July 06, 2005
Berylia		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	May 24, 2005
Candia		Germany	9:00 CET	Optional PvP	July 13, 2006
Calmera		USA	12:00 CET	Optional PvP	April 17, 2003
Celesta		Germany	8:00 CET	Optional PvP	November 24, 2004
Chimera		USA	12:00 CET	Open PvP	March 30, 2004
Danera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	February 16, 2005
Danubia		Germany	9:00 CET	Open PvP	April 17, 2003
Dolera		USA	12:00 CET	Hardcore PvP	June 29, 2004
Elera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	February 16, 2005
Elysia		Germany	9:00 CET	Open PvP	June 29, 2004
Empera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	April 19, 2005
Eternia		Germany	9:00 CET	Open PvP	February 11, 2003
Fidera		USA	12:00 CET	Optional PvP	November 17, 2009
Fortera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	October 20, 2004
Furora		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	July 06, 2005
Galana		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	September 16, 2004
Grimera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	May 24, 2005
Guardia		Germany	8:00 CET	Optional PvP	May 24, 2005
Harmonia		Germany	9:00 CET	Optional PvP	March 30, 2004
Honera		USA	11:00 CET	Optional PvP	May 24, 2005
Hiberna		Germany	9:00 CET	Open PvP	December 19, 2003
Inferna		Germany	9:00 CET	Hardcore PvP	June 29, 2004
Iridia		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	February 16, 2005
Isara		Germany	9:00 CET	Open PvP	July 15, 2003
Jamera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	December 22, 2004
Julera		USA	12:00 CET	Open PvP	November 05, 2003
Keltera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	February 15, 2006
Kyra		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	December 20, 2005
Libera		USA	12:00 CET	Open PvP	November 14, 2002
Lucera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	October 20, 2004
Luminera		USA	11:00 CET	Optional PvP	July 20, 2005
Lunara		Germany	9:00 CET	Open PvP	December 10, 2002
Magera		USA		Optional PvP	November 17, 2009
Malvera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	August 11, 2005
Menera		USA	11:00 CET	Optional PvP	July 13, 2006
Morgana		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	March 30, 2005
Mythera		USA	12:00 CET	Open PvP	May 13, 2004
Nebula		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	April 19, 2005
Neptera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	July 06, 2005
Nerana		Germany	9:00 CET	Optional PvP	January 25, 2007
Nova		Germany	9:00 CET	Open PvP	December 19, 2001
Obsidia		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	August 11, 2005
Ocera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	December 20, 2005
Olympa		Germany	9:00 CET	Optional PvP	November 17, 2009
Pacera		USA	12:00 CET	Optional PvP	March 30, 2004
Pandoria		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	January 25, 2005
Premia		Germany	9:00 CET	Open PvP	April 03, 2002
Pythera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	November 24, 2004
Refugia		Germany	8:00 CET	Optional PvP	July 20, 2005
Rubera		USA	12:00 CET	Open PvP	July 10, 2003
Samera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	August 10, 2004
Saphira		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	April 19, 2005
Secura		Germany	9:00 CET	Optional PvP	November 04, 2002
Selena		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	March 30, 2005
Shanera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	April 19, 2005
Shivera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	January 25, 2005
Silvera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	March 30, 2005
Solera		USA	12:00 CET	Open PvP	March 16, 2004
Tenebra		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	September 16, 2004
Thoria		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	July 06, 2005
Titania		Germany	9:00 CET	Open PvP	March 16, 2004
Trimera		USA	12:00 CET	Open PvP	February 11, 2003
Unitera		USA	12:00 CET	Optional PvP	January 25, 2007
Valoria		Germany	9:00 CET	Open PvP	November 05, 2003
Vinera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	August 11, 2005
Xantera		USA	12:00 CET	Open PvP	June 29, 2004
Xerena		Germany	8:00 CET	Open PvP	February 15, 2006
Zanera		USA	11:00 CET	Open PvP	March 30, 2005