Palmon: Survival Season 3 Guide – Conquest Season Complete Walkthrough

The desert winds have swept across Pallantis. Palmon: Survival’s third season—Conquest Season—has officially arrived, bringing with it a complete transformation of the game’s theme, mechanics, and progression systems. Gone is the blood moon aesthetic of previous seasons; in its place stands a sprawling desert landscape with new buildings, a cross-server map called Desert Wonderland, and an entirely fresh set of seasonal resources to master.

This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to hit the ground running—from the moment you log in on day one to dominating Saturday’s Pyramid Onslaught.

What’s New in Season 3

Upon starting the season, you’ll be prompted with a critical choice: migrate to Desert Wonderland (the cross-server map) or remain in Home Pallant is. The recommendation from experienced players is clear—move to Desert Wonderland. Don’t worry about losing access to your home base; you can return to Home Pallant is at any time via a toggle button in the bottom-right corner of your screen.

Seasonal Buildings – The Foundation of Your Desert Empire

At the start of the season, you’ll need to clear land and construct six seasonal buildings in your base camp. Each serves a distinct purpose in supporting your Desert Wonderland operations:

• Maintenance Center– Supports overall base functionality
• World War Colossus– Provides combat-related bonuses
• Desert Army Gohar– Enhances your desert-specific military capabilities
• Guardian Altar– Offers defensive buffs
• Archaeological Camp– Directly tied to your Damage Level progression
• Camel Post– Manages transportation logistics; upgrading increases Camel AP limits and load capacity

Additionally, there’s a seventh building located in your main area called the Pelmit Ruins (sometimes referred to as Palmite Ruins). This building influences your Palmon’s Aura stats—a game-changing new system this season. Whether this building persists after the season ends remains uncertain, as its associated resource (Palmite) is primarily obtained through Desert Wonderland activities.

 

Desert Wonderland – The Cross-Server Battlefield

Desert Wonderland is the centerpiece of Season 3—a cross-server map where up to four realms compete for resources and dominance. The map is divided into three distinct zone types:

Zone	Color	Description
Safe Zone	Green	Protected area where you begin; your camp cannot be attacked
Warning Zone	Orange	Transitional area; extension of the Battlefront
Hostile Zone	Red	Full PvP territory; contains the pyramid for Saturday’s battle

As the week progresses, safe areas gradually shrink, eventually turning the entire map into full PvP territory. This dynamic zone system requires constant attention to defense and expansion strategies.

Territory Claims – The Core Daily Loop

In Desert Wonderland, your territory is interconnected with your guild’s territory. You can only capture land adjacent to your own or your guildmates’ territories. Each territory claim costs Action Points (AP)—making AP one of the most valuable resources this season. Stockpile AP pods before entering Season 3 if possible.

Palmite Mines (referred to in-game as Pelmit) are the priority targets. These special territories produce both standard resources and rare Palmite drops, which are essential for activating the Palmite Aura system. Higher-level Palmite territories yield faster production, so push for higher levels as your Damage Level allows.

Camel Post – Your Logistics Lifeline

The Camel Post is your primary method of transporting Desert Relics across the map. Upgrading this building increases both your Camel AP limit and your Camel load capacity—essential for efficient long-distance resource gathering in the expansive desert.

 

Seasonal Resources

The entire season’s progression revolves around three core exclusive resources:

• Pharaoh Coins– Used for all seasonal building upgrades
• Desert Relics– Power the Desert Tech research tree
• Palmite– Activates the Palmite Aura stat boost system; comes in multiple rarities (blue, purple, orange, red)

The Palmite Aura system is particularly significant. It provides stat boosts to your Palmon and can dramatically accelerate your progression—especially if you obtain Mythic Palmon. Prioritize activities that reward Ops Aura (available through the Desert Expedition event) to maximize this system’s benefits.

 

Class Talent System – Builder vs. Fighter

One of the biggest quality-of-life updates this season is the dual-class talent system. You can choose between:

• Builder– Focuses on construction speed, resource efficiency, and economic growth
• Fighter(Vector) – Emphasizes combat bonuses, troop strength, and PvP effectiveness

For most players—especially early in the season—the Builder class is recommended. Prioritize talents that boost construction speed,march speed, and AP regeneration. Speed is the name of the game during the early expansion phase. You can always adjust your talent allocation as your needs evolve.

 

Daily and Weekly Activities

Desert Expedition

This is your primary daily quest system. Complete daily quests and milestones to earn rewards including Ops Aura, which significantly accelerates Mythic Palmon acquisition. Don’t skip this—Ops Aura is one of the most valuable resources in Season 3.

Fallen Palmite

Similar to Desert Expedition, this features daily quests and milestone rewards. The rewards include Palmite of various rarities—blue, purple, orange, and red—all essential for the Aura system.

Oasis Growing

This activity offers opportunities to earn substantial Ops Aura. Treat it like portals from previous seasons—run it consistently.

Oasis Child Skale Capy

A new feature that will be detailed in separate guides. Keep an eye out for this activity as the season progresses.

 

Saturday – Pyramid Onslaught

The Pyramid Onslaught is the weekly climax of Desert Sovereignty. Held every Saturday, this event determines which realm becomes the Desert King.

Only server Hegemons can register their realm for this cross-server battle. The event divides four participating realms into one Conqueror side and three Defender sides. Successfully occupying the pyramid grants the winning realm’s Hegemon the right to appoint a Desert King—a position that holds cross-server management privileges, including the ability to assign official buffs or release debuffs on rival players.

Participants earn exclusive red, blue, and green Palmita fragments for aura and Palmon upgrading. If your server wins, you’ll enjoy significant advantages heading into the following week.

 

Home Pallantis vs. Desert Wonderland – Know When to Switch

A critical aspect of Season 3 is understanding which map to be on for which activities:

In Desert Wonderland, you CANNOT:

• Run Intel Quests
• Conduct Airship Trading
• Perform Treasure Hunts

In Home Pallantis, seasonal buildings are DISABLED:

• World War Colossus
• Desert Army Gohar
• Guardian Altar

This means you’ll need to switch between maps regularly—run your daily quests in Home Pallantis, then return to Desert Wonderland for territory expansion and resource gathering. Also note that the Clash of Pallant is phase—occurring on non-desert weeks—focuses purely on cross-realm competitive combat and server ranking penalties.

 

Pro Tips for Season 3 Success

• Move to Desert Wonderland immediately– You can always return to Home Pallantis, but early migration gives you a head start on territory claims
• Stockpile AP before the season– AP is consumed for every territory claim. Players who saved AP pods before Season 3 have a massive advantage
• Coordinate with your guild– Territories must be connected. Plan your expansion as a guild to maximize efficiency
• Prioritize Palmite Mines– These are your primary source of rare Palmite for the Aura system
• Choose Builder class early– Speed bonuses accelerate your growth during the critical early phase
• Complete Desert Expedition daily– Ops Aura is too valuable to miss
• Don’t neglect Home Pallantis– You still need to run Intel, Airship, and Treasure Hunt there daily
• Prepare for Saturday– The Pyramid Onslaught rewards are substantial. Coordinate with your server’s Hegemon and participate actively
• Upgrade Camel Post– Higher transport capacity means more efficient Desert Relic collection
• Monitor zone changes– Safe zones shrink as the week progresses. Plan your territory defense accordingly

 

Conclusion

Palmon: Survival’s Conquest Season represents a significant evolution of the game. The shift to a rotating weekly theme system—alternating between Desert Sovereignty and Clash of Pallantis—creates a dynamic rhythm that rewards consistent participation and strategic planning.

Good luck, Explorers. May your Palmite mines be plentiful and your pyramid conquests victorious. See you in the desert!