In addition to the abundance of enemy faction players, there are also field bosses in the area. Talus Forward Base - Multiple quests that provides insignias for various rewards.Shipwreck Shallows - Multiple quests that provides insignias for various rewards.

Drywing Gulch - Multiple quests that provides insignias for various rewards.Soulstone Scar - Multiple quests that provides insignias for various rewards.Wispwater Spring - Basic quest that functions as an introduction to Faction Quests.These camps also have PvP quests, vendors, and faction NPCs to battle. The locations where the Warring Factions are fighting over resources are noted on the map by the red and blue tents. Players can swap factions at any point, but will lose all accumulated points and begin from Faction Rank 10 if they ever choose to swap. The maximum amount of Prestige Points that can be collected increases as Faction Rank increases. All players start at Faction Rank 10, and through acquiring points, will progress all the way up to Rank 1. Prestige Points can be traded in for faction contribution points within a faction. Prestige points are reset to zero when the player is defeated, removes their faction costume, changes channels, takes a Windstride, leaves the zone, or logs out of the game. These points can be stolen from other players when defeating them. Once an opponent within a valid level range is successfully taken down, the player is rewarded with a temporary currency known as Prestige Points, which accumulates with every kill. Putting on a faction costume also unlocks daily factions quests and faction-specific Windstride locations.There is no penalty for killing any player of an opposing faction.Changing from a faction costume to a neutral costume takes 5 seconds, whereas changing from a neutral to a faction costume is immediate. Swapping out gear while in combat is not allowed. A player not wearing a faction outfit cannot be attacked. Players are not be able to attack players whose names are not red, and when flagged they will be open to attack by any flagged players of the opposing faction. The character's name changes to red as well as the names of other players wearing the costume of different factions. They can then battle freely with the players who wear the opposing faction's costume. Players who wish to actively engage in player battles need to equip faction costumes and will be 'flagged'. World PvP is completely optional for players, and is supported by a flagging system manipulated by the use of faction costumes (for example, Crimson Legion vs Cerulean Order). 2.5 Tactics and Strategies in the Arena.

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