RAID CvC Personal Rewards: your points alone are not enough
Reached a Personal Milestone but cannot claim? Check Clan victory, your Personal Tier and objective limits before spending for CvC rewards.
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CvC Personal Rewards require more than personal points: your Clan must also win. The official Clan vs Clan guide states this condition. Check both results before spending, and understand why your Personal Tier can differ from your Clan’s Tier.
The original context was Plarium’s 16 October Digest, which announced Personal Rewards for the following CvC without giving its exact start date or time. This guide explains general rules reread on 18 October 2026, not current thresholds or a promised prize list.
Personal progress and Clan victory are separate checks
Personal Rewards advance through your own points. A completed Milestone becomes claimable only after the Tournament ends if your Clan wins its matchup. A completed personal threshold alone does not establish eligibility to claim.
Suppose you reach the intended Personal Milestone but your Clan loses. The first condition is met and the second is not. The reverse does not unlock every prize either: Clan victory does not supply your missing personal points. They are two separate planning entries.
Do not confuse this with Clan Rewards. Those Milestones depend on the Clan’s total, and a member needs at least 1,000 contributed points to claim. That entry requirement does not mean 1,000 points unlock every Personal Milestone. Open the Personal Rewards original at full size.
Clan victory alone does not raise your Personal Tier
Your Personal Tier determines the Personal Rewards set. It depends on your points from the previous CvC you participated in that had Personal Tiers, not your Clan’s result. A team victory alone therefore does not explain your particular reward set.
When the Tournament opens, find your Personal Tier and target Milestone, then record the personal points still needed. Do not copy another member’s goal from chat: Clan members can have different Personal Rewards. Compare the same tab and Tier, not merely the same Tournament name.
An Objective multiplier does not apply without limits
Points come from actions in the Objectives tab. Some rows have multipliers and limits on extra points. Check both: ×2 does not double everything you plan to do. The boosted objectives can change between Tournaments.
For one planned action, copy its row: qualifying action, points, multiplier and remaining limit. Compare the result with your missing Personal Milestone points. If the row or limit is unknown, the calculation is incomplete; an old screen cannot fill the gap. Open the Objectives original at full size.
Update 11.80.0 added CvC objectives for crafting and upgrading Relics. “Upgrade” still does not replace the current row’s exact action. Our Relic Level and Rank guide separates those actions. Identify the required action before checking its points; no current Relic scoring rate is claimed here.
Before spending your reserves
Record your Personal Tier and target Milestone, missing points, eligible Objective and limit, and a budget you accept regardless of victory. Check the matchup’s total score separately near the finish. Improving a Champion can be useful on its own, but that is different from receiving a Personal Reward.
Eligibility also matters: joining a Clan after the Tournament starts does not let you participate in that Tournament. Do not plan to switch to a likely winner midway through CvC. Discuss the Clan’s readiness before the start, then check personal Milestones and the actual matchup result separately.
