Lineage 2 Baium PvP: Inside the Total Empire Run on L2 Eirin x30
Lineage 2 Baium PvP footage from L2 Eirin's x30 Interlude world, uploaded on 29 October by the channel Nick K. The clip runs nine and a half minutes and covers the Total Empire clan's attempt at Baium on 28 October, filmed from a player tagged as Dominator.
What the run covers
Baium sits at the top of the Tower of Insolence, and reaching him is already a commitment. The tower has to be cleared before the boss is even on screen, which is why a Baium pull on a populated server tends to turn into a brawl as soon as a second group learns the tower is open.
The class tag in the description is the interesting part. A Dominator is the Overlord line's third class, built for clan buffs, seals and crowd control rather than damage. If you have only watched melee or archer POVs at Baium, this is the other half of the fight, the part that keeps the raid standing while the damage dealers work.
L2 Eirin x30 in numbers
Eirin runs three Interlude worlds. The one in this clip is the x30 season that opened on 25 September 2026, alongside an x1 main world that has been up since summer 2024 and an x300 that has been running for well over a year.
The published x30 rates are EXP and SP x30, adena x3, drop x10 and spoil x8. Shops stop at B grade, which keeps the early ladder long enough to matter, and the buffer ships with a premium option for players who do not want to run a support box.
Two custom systems are worth knowing before you pick a world. Sub-class and Noblesse use a project-specific path instead of the retail quest chain, and Festival Adena upgrades a Core ring and an Orfen earring. On a server where epic jewelry can be improved, the boss drop is only half of what a boss night is worth.
The honest version: five weeks into the season, the x30 economy is still moving and B grade caps mean everyone is farming the same gear. If you want a settled market, the older x1 world is the safer pick.
Why boss nights matter more than sieges
Castle sieges get the viewership, but epic bosses set the pecking order between them. Everyone knows roughly when Baium, Antharas and Valakas are due, so everyone who can field a party turns up. The boss is often the smaller half of the problem.
The clans that win these arrive early enough to hold the approach, keep their supports alive instead of chasing kills, and settle who calls targets before the pull rather than during it. A group still arguing in clan chat two minutes in has usually lost the boss already.
If you play solo, boss windows are still the best time to be online. That is when alliances are visible and recruiting, and when you can see which clans actually coordinate instead of only farming.
How to join Eirin
Accounts and the client are on the official site, and the project lists Death Match, Last Hero and Festival events among its activities, with Sub-class, Noblesse and castle control all tracked in its rankings. Compare the x1, x30 and x300 before you download, because the pacing difference is not cosmetic.
For the wider field, our Interlude server list tracks openings, rates and chronicles so you can see how Eirin sits against the other projects running the same content right now.