Rise of Kingdoms listed Starry Rendezvous and new events for version 1.1.10

Lilith Games published a version history entry for Rise of Kingdoms marked 1.1.10.21 on July 30, 2026, in the game's Apple App Store listing. That store listing says the team planned to update the game to version 1.1.10, titled Starry Rendezvous, at 06:00 UTC on that date. The entry lists a Qixi themed event series, a new Radiant Rivalry event, a new gathering commander and several Season of Conquest changes.

The announced date has passed. It fell roughly four weeks before this August 27, 2026 update, so the note is reported as a historical release record rather than as a preview, and nothing here is a live offer. Two things remain open. The store listing is a second-hand, iOS-only record that does not provide a full event calendar, does not speak for the PC client and does not confirm that every kingdom saw the same content at the same time. RigCircuit has also not verified live availability in any account, and no dated Lilith Games notice on the publisher's own site has yet been substituted for the store entry.

The version 1.1.10 entry introduces a Night of Sevens Qixi Event Series. It names Esmeralda's Prayer, Esmeralda's Collection, Riches Unveiled, Arms Training, Runes Among Ruins and Governors' Choice. The note directs players to the in-game Event Calendar for a detailed schedule.

The same entry says that some events are limited to regions where all kingdoms have existed for at least 21 days. That condition means an event list cannot be treated as a universal schedule for every kingdom. The account's kingdom age and season can affect what appears.

The store page does not publish start and end timestamps for each named activity. A future update should use the in-game calendar or a dated official notice before presenting an event as live or available to a particular account.

Lilith Games also lists a new Radiant Rivalry event as a pioneer experience. The store note says that two adjacent kingdoms will be matched as rivals. During preparation, members complete quests to earn points. The higher-scoring kingdom at the end of each day earns a point for that day.

The note says that after preparation, the higher-scoring kingdom can teleport to the losing kingdom and contest the Radiant Spire. The opposing kingdom must defend its spire during the battle phase. It also says that the first availability is limited to select new kingdoms as a pioneer experience.

This is a design description, not a result from a completed match. It does not establish matchmaking frequency, final eligibility, rewards or the balance of the mode. RigCircuit has not tested a Radiant Rivalry match.

The version note names Yahya ibn Khalid as a new Legendary gathering commander. It says that the commander is coming soon and can be recruited starting in Season 1, with acquisition details available in the in-game events.

The source does not provide a complete skill table, recruitment cost, drop rule or release window. The article therefore records the name and the announced Season 1 condition without recommending the commander or describing a combat role that the note does not state.

The note names a new Season of Conquest story, Mighty Assembly, as a pioneer experience. It describes Bastions where a commander's Favor can unlock support skills, with a limit on how many can be unlocked and equipped. It also introduces an Altar of Ashes near the Altar of Darkness and describes a new Alliance Stadium building for Heroic Anthem.

The same section mentions a reminder bubble for stories with fixed Pass opening times. These changes are presented in release-note language, but the note does not say that every kingdom receives the pioneer systems at once. The relevant story, kingdom season and account state must be recorded in any later guide.

The checked source is an Apple App Store listing for the iOS build. A store listing is official but second-hand. It lags the publisher, it varies by region and platform, and it says nothing about the Windows or emulator client. It does not provide a complete PC client specification, a PC rollout date or a PC performance test for version 1.1.10. The official Rise of Kingdoms PC page is a separate route for platform information, but it is undated and it does not turn an App Store note into a PC record.

That gap is the reason this article is still a draft. A dated Lilith Games notice on the publisher's own property is required before any of these features is presented as a PC-facing announcement.

RigCircuit has not measured frame rate, loading time, input latency or network behaviour for the named events. Kingdom age, season and region also change what a given account sees, and the store note does not settle those conditions. The addition of event systems and commanders is content news, not evidence of a new hardware requirement.

This draft does not claim that every event listed in version 1.1.10 is live for every kingdom. It does not publish a complete calendar, a reward value, a commander build, a performance result or a PC requirement. It does not claim that the pioneer systems have reached all regions.

It also does not claim that an Apple App Store listing speaks for the PC client, or that the July 30, 2026 update ran as planned. The listing records an intention for the iOS build, and no dated publisher notice confirming the outcome is in the source packet.

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The source currently recorded as primary is the Rise of Kingdoms Apple App Store version history, checked on August 26, 2026. The entry marked 1.1.10.21 Jul 30 states the planned version 1.1.10 update time and lists the Qixi series, Radiant Rivalry, Yahya ibn Khalid and Season of Conquest changes.

A store listing is Tier 2 under the RigCircuit source rules. It is official but second-hand, it describes the iOS build, and it is not an acceptable primary source for a PC-facing announcement. Every claim above is attributed to that listing in the prose for this reason, and replacing it with a dated Lilith Games notice is an open publication blocker. The official Rise of Kingdoms PC page was checked as a platform context route only. It is undated and carries none of the version claims. Live event availability remains a publication check, and this update was written on August 27, 2026 without re-reading either page.