The Desert Brawl is the latest large-scale alliance event in Last War, acting as a supercharged successor to the classic Desert Storm. With bigger maps, more alliances, and stronger rewards, this guide breaks down everything you need to know to succeed in the event—from registration to reward tiers and weekly phases.
Last War Desert Brawl Guide – Troops, Rewards,
Desert Brawl is a six-week event where four alliances battle simultaneously in a larger, more dynamic battlefield than anything we’ve seen before. Think of it as Desert Storm evolved—with more buildings, more strategy, and better rewards.
- Four alliances per battlefield
- Runs for six full weeks
- Includes group and powerhouse combat phases
- Massive rewards: Overlord Supply Chests, Drone XP, Honor Points
Event Requirements
To participate in the Desert Brawl, your alliance must meet the following conditions:
- Alliance must be more than 7 days old
- Must be ranked in the top 8 on your server
- Must have at least 20 active members
- Once registered, you cannot participate in Desert Storm from Week 2 onward
Alliances that don’t register for Desert Brawl can continue to participate in Desert Storm as usual.
Battlefield Details
- Larger map than Desert Storm
- Includes new buildings like the Serum Factory (previously seen in Cannon Storm)
- Increased number of capturable structures:
- Oil Wells
- Science Hubs
- Field Hospitals
- Information Centers
- Serum Factory
- Silos
Building Activation Timings
- Green buildings: Available at match start
- Red buildings (Serum Factory, Silos): Unlock after 10 minutes
- Additional oil wells: Unlock after 13 minutes
This tiered structure forces strategic control shifts mid-battle.
Event Schedule Breakdown
The Desert Brawl is divided into three major phases:
Week 1 – Registration & Grouping
- Registration window opens
- Alliances are sorted into four groups (G1 to G4)
- Top 30 players’ real power (likely Euro Power) is used to determine matchups
- Ensures more balanced group combat
Note: Power calculation does not use total power, which includes irrelevant stats like building power.
Weeks 2 to 4 – Group Combat Phase
- Each group faces the other three once
- Weekly matchups rotate, for example:
- G1 vs G2, G3 vs G4
- G1 vs G3, G2 vs G4
- G1 vs G4, G2 vs G3
Battles are based on matching ranks, ensuring top-ranked alliances face each other.
Weeks 5 to 6 – Powerhouse Battle Phase
- Cross-group battles based on final rank
- Group Rank 1s from G1 to G4 fight each other, same for Rank 2s, Rank 3s, and Rank 4s
- These final battles determine overall leaderboard placement
Rankings and Scoring System
Two Ranking Systems
- Overall Ranking: Combines all groups into a global leaderboard
- Group Ranking: Rankings within each group only
Victory Points
- Alliances earn Brawl Points during combat
- If tied, compare Battlefield Points
- If still tied, compare Alliance Power
Only Team A scores contribute to ranking calculations. Team B is optional and non-scoring.
Weekly Combat Structure
- Registration Period: Monday to Wednesday
- Matching Period: Thursday
- Battle Time: Friday at 12:30 (server time)
- Entry to battlefield opens 5 minutes before
- Battle duration: 30 minutes
- Four alliances enter simultaneously
- Points are earned by capturing buildings
This mirrors the structure used in Desert Storm and Cannon Storm.
Rewards
During Weekly Battles:
- Same rewards as Desert Storm (battle-based)
- Includes resources, battlefield rewards, and contribution points
After 6 Weeks:
- Settlement Rewards based on final ranks:
- Overlord Supply Chests
- Drone Combat Boost XP
- Large amounts of Honor Points
Warzone Rewards:
If an alliance places high, every war zone they belong to gets additional rewards.
Desert Brawl is not just another event—it’s a warzone where only the best-prepared and best-organized alliances will dominate. With a structure that encourages strategy, alliance coordination, and active play, this event offers some of the most competitive and rewarding gameplay in Last War.