Raids, Region Merge, and New Progression.

The concluding section of Lost Ark’s 2025 roadmap has been unveiled, showcasing a range of content planned for players of the free-to-play MMOARPG throughout the Fall and Winter seasons.

Firstly, the North America West and East regions will be merged just prior to the October update. To accommodate the increased player base and address long-standing account inactivity, usernames of inactive accounts will be released and reallocated based on factors such as level, activity, and initial claim date.

Secondly, there are story and raid content expansions incoming. October will see the introduction of the Kazeros Raid Prelude: Destined Trajectory, a new questline that lays the groundwork for the ultimate battle against Kazeros. Participation requires completion of several preceding quests, including Rimeria and Hyper Awakening. Following this comes Kazeros Raid Act 4, where players at Item Level 1700 or higher will confront Echidna, and subsequently, Armoche.

Thirdly, November brings the Kazeros Raid: Denouement – The Last Day. This is poised to be the most challenging raid to date, launching with a “First Difficulty” phase before unlocking the definitive Final Day version after initial completion. The first group to achieve victory will be rewarded with exclusive titles, a unique nameplate, a trophy, and a city statue erected in their honor.

Fourthly, competitive PvP enthusiasts can look forward to Proving Grounds Season 7, which will introduce the new Three Champions game mode alongside standard rating adjustments and seasonal rewards. Progression systems are also set to evolve with the introduction of the Ark Grid, a feature enabling players to combine Cores and Gems for powerful combat enhancements. Additional progression-focused events are also planned, including the Kazeros Challenge, an Express event, and a revitalized Mokoko Bootcamp.