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Highpass Cemetery is a two-objective scenario set in a snow-covered cemetery. The Stag and the Crypt are separated across the battlefield, so your realm must split its attention between capturing both and preventing the enemy from doing the same.

At a glance

  • Players: 6 to 12 per realm
  • Time limit: 12 minutes
  • Objectives: The Stag and the Crypt
  • Player kills: 5 points
  • Capturing both objectives and holding them for 15 seconds awards 80 points to your realm. The objectives then lock for 30 seconds before reopening.

How to play

  1. At the start, send players toward both objectives so the enemy cannot take one uncontested.
  2. Capture The Stag and the Crypt. Once your realm controls both, a 15-second countdown begins.
  3. Keep both objectives under your control until the countdown finishes. If the enemy takes either one before then, the lockdown is canceled.
  4. A completed lockdown awards your realm 80 points and closes both objectives for 30 seconds. Regroup and prepare to contest them again when they reopen.
  5. Kills are worth 5 points, but objectives are the main way to build your score.

Capture interactions can be interrupted by direct damage. Damage-over-time ticks and damage procs do not interrupt them, according to the official patch notes from 30 October 2020.

Tips

  • Split your group between the two objectives early, then rotate players to help where the fight needs them.
  • When the 15-second countdown begins, focus on defending both points rather than chasing kills away from them.
  • Use the gravestones, mausoleums, and other structures to break line of sight when fighting around the objectives.