Next reset
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Detecting your timezone…
- Reset −6––
- Reset −4––
- Reset −3––
- Reset −2––
- Reset −1––
- Reset––
- Reset +1––
- Reset +2––
- Reset +3––
- Reset +4––
- Reset +6––
- Reset +8––
- Reset +12––
Total Battle players coordinate in reset-relative time — “hit the tower at Reset +2”, “shield up until Reset −1”. The daily server reset happens at 17:00 UTC in every kingdom, so the only thing that changes between players is the timezone. The timeline below converts the common reset offsets into your local time, live.
How reset-relative time works
“Reset +N” means N hours after the daily reset; “Reset −N” means N hours before it. Because the reset is a fixed UTC moment, a call like “Reset +3” lands at the same instant for every clan member — 22:00 for someone at UTC+2, 15:00 for someone at UTC−5. That is exactly why clans plan in reset offsets instead of clock times: no one has to ask “whose timezone?”
The timeline anchors to today’s reset, so after the reset has passed the negative offsets show how long ago they were instead of jumping to tomorrow. The highlighted row is the next upcoming offset, and the countdown at the top always targets the next reset — today’s if it hasn’t happened yet, otherwise tomorrow’s.
FAQ
When is the daily reset in Total Battle?
The daily server reset happens at 17:00 UTC. What that reads on your clock depends on your timezone — for example 19:00 in Central European Summer Time or 13:00 in US Eastern Daylight Time. The timeline above shows it in your local time automatically.
What does "Reset +2" mean?
Two hours after the daily reset. Players coordinate in reset-relative time ("hit the tower at Reset +2") because it means the same moment for everyone regardless of timezone. Negative offsets like "Reset −3" mean hours before the reset.
Is the reset time different per kingdom or server?
No. The reset is the same absolute moment everywhere — 17:00 UTC. Only the local clock reading differs between players in different timezones.
Does daylight saving time change the reset?
The reset stays pinned to 17:00 UTC year-round. If your region observes daylight saving time, the reset shifts by an hour on your local clock when the clocks change — this page always shows the current correct local time.
Do I need to pick my timezone?
No. Your browser reports its timezone and the timeline converts every offset automatically. The detected timezone is shown above the timeline.