Albion Online battleboard: ZvZ battles on EU, NA and Asia
The AlbionZVZ battleboard (BB) lists Albion Online fights from the Europe, Americas and Asia servers. Filter by guild, date, mass and ZvZ timer, then open any battle for a kill-by-kill timeline, a killboard, item power by role, and each side's compositions.
What you can do with it
The battleboard is the public list of fights AlbionZVZ has recorded. Each row is a battle with its time, size, kills, fame and the guilds and alliances that fought. Open a row for the full battle page. Switch between Europe (EU), Americas (West) and Asia (East) with the region switch above the list, and the choice follows you to the Guilds, Wars, Comps, Builds and Items pages that share the same bar.
How it works
- Open Battles. The list shows recent fights from the last 14 days, 25 to a page.
- Narrow it. Search a guild by name, set the date range in UTC, and set a minimum and maximum mass. The mass scope switch measures mass as Total (everyone in the fight), Alliance or Guild.
- Sort by any column, or tick battles to compare them.
- Open a battle for the detail page.
With a guild selected the board adds a scoreboard for that guild over the last 7 days and a ZvZ timer switch. Timer mode groups fights into timer fronts, and a table below the list shows UTC timer averages in plus or minus 30 minute windows: battles, average mass and maximum mass.
Inside a battle
A battle page starts with players on the field, battle kills and kill fame. Below that it has:
- Alliance and guild tables with players, kills, deaths, average item power and fame, sortable, with a net silver column where silver has been priced.
- Battle timeline. Casualties over time, switchable between Kills and Momentum and between Guild and Alliance grouping. Scroll to zoom.
- Highlights, a strip of standout performances with a link to the death.
- Killboard, the kill feed and player stats, with player search, weapons and item power on both sides of each kill.
- IP by role, item power broken down by Caller, tanks, healers and the rest.
- Composition, each side's parties or builds, with an import button that turns a seen build into one of your own.
Battle links unfurl with a share card in Discord and other chat apps. Ticking two or more battles in the list opens a combined view of up to 12 fights, useful when one night is split across several battle ids.
Where the data comes from
Fights come from Albion's official gameinfo API for each region. AlbionZVZ stores a fight when at least 10 players took part in a single guild, a single alliance or the battle as a whole. Kill events, which carry gear, are fetched ahead of time for fights where a guild or alliance brought 15 or more players, and fetched on demand when someone opens a fight. That is why gear and compositions are richer for large fights than for small ones.
Reading the numbers
Mass is the number of players. In the list, Total counts everyone in the fight, Alliance counts the largest alliance in it (or the picked guild's alliance), and Guild counts the largest guild (or the picked guild). If a picked guild has no alliance on file, the board says so and counts guild participants only. Kills and deaths belong to a side, fame is kill fame, and K/D is kills over deaths. Average item power is shown per guild. The same fight can honestly be called a 60 or a 120 depending on the scope, which is why the switch exists.
Guild pages and attendance
Guilds seen in recorded battles get a profile page. Its Overview opens with a 30-day scoreboard of battles, kills, deaths, K/D and fame gained, charts of when and how large it fights, and highlight fights from the last 21 days. The Battles tab lists its fights with the same mass filter. The Attendance tab lists every player seen for that guild over 7 days, 30 days, 90 days or all recorded history, with battles, kills, deaths, K/D, fame, fame per battle and when they were last seen, and a name filter. A note appears when the chosen window reaches back before kill and fame data exists. For timers and comps, see the Guild scouting page.
Who it is for
- Players checking how last night's fight went, or who they were up against.
- Callers and officers reviewing a fight, then taking the build and composition data into their own comps.
- Guild recruiters looking at a guild's fight sizes and timers before approaching it.
How it compares
albionbb and Albion Battle Hub are established battle report sites, and plenty of players will keep using them. The AlbionZVZ battleboard is aimed at a different job: starting from a fight and moving into the rest of the platform. From the same page you can go to the guild's timers, the war between two sides, what the item meta says about the gear you saw, and the compositions you can import. If all you need is a quick report to paste into a chat, any of them will do.
Limits worth knowing
Fights under 10 players are not stored. Gear and compositions exist only for fights with kill events, so small fights show less. A fight that just ended can lack kill counts for a short while. The Remove rats rule is a display choice: it hides low-impact sides from the tables and does not change the stored record.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Albion battleboard?
A battleboard, often shortened to BB, is a list of recorded fights with their guilds, alliances, kills and fame. AlbionZVZ's version covers Europe, Americas and Asia and lets you open each fight for more detail.
Which servers are covered?
Europe (EU), Americas (the West server, searched as NA or US) and Asia (East). The region switch shows EU, US and ASIA, and the last region you picked is remembered in your browser.
Where does the battle data come from?
From Albion Online's own gameinfo API for each region. AlbionZVZ ingests fights and stores them so they can be filtered, grouped and compared.
Which fights are included?
Fights where at least 10 players took part under one guild, one alliance or in total. The list defaults to a minimum mass of 10 and the last 14 days, and you can change both.
What does Remove rats do?
On a battle page it hides sides that did little: a side counts as a rat when it scored under 15 percent of all kills and suffered under 15 percent of all deaths. The guild you opened the battle from is always kept. It is on by default and the choice is remembered in your browser.
Can I look at several fights as one?
Yes. Tick two or more battles in the list and open the combined view, which merges up to 12 battles into one timeline and one set of tables.
Can I see a guild's attendance?
Yes. A guild page has an Attendance tab that sums battles, kills, deaths and fame per player over a chosen window, filtered by fight mass.
Do I need an account to use it?
No. Browsing the battleboard and opening battles needs no account.