Lineage 2 Interlude Siege at Gludio: L2 Sudamerica's Castle War

This is a complete Lineage 2 Interlude siege at Gludio castle, recorded on L2 Sudamerica during the 17 October 2026 war and published two days later by the channel XAVIER RD. The video runs close to two hours, so you get the whole arc of a castle fight instead of a highlight reel: the build-up before the gate opens, the pushes on the holy artifact, the respawns and the long stretch where a clan either holds or loses the crown.

L2 Sudamerica is an Interlude x10 server with full buffs, currently in a new season and marking its sixth anniversary. That setup changes how a siege plays out. Buffs are never the bottleneck, gear gaps close quickly, and the outcome comes down to numbers, timing and how well a clan rotates its parties back into the fight.

What the Gludio footage covers

Episode one of the channel's siege series follows the attack on Gludio from the start of the window. Long-form siege recordings are useful because most clips cut straight to the last ten minutes, when the artifact is already exposed and everyone knows who is winning. Here you see the slower part: groups forming outside the walls, the first attempts to break the outer defence, and the constant reshuffling of parties as people die and return.

If you have never defended a castle, this is the version worth watching. You can follow which side controls the courtyard at each stage and how quickly that control flips once a party wipes.

The server behind the fight

L2 Sudamerica targets the Latin American audience, and the site is written in Spanish. The core numbers are Interlude x10 with full buffs, a new season running now, and a project that has been online for six years. The site marks the sixth anniversary during this season.

Castle wars sit on a weekly schedule, with the site listing Sunday nights at 21:00 server time, plus raid bosses spread across the weekend. That rhythm suits players who cannot log in every day. You farm during the week, show up for the castle and the bosses, and still keep pace because the rates are generous enough to absorb a missed evening.

If you are comparing mid-rate options before you commit to a character, the Interlude server list groups the current projects by chronicle so you can check rates side by side.

How a Gludio siege is actually won

Gludio is the smallest castle on the map, and that shapes the fight. The courtyard is tight, so area damage lands on stacked groups and a single well-timed push can clear the artifact room. Defenders have the advantage of respawn distance. Attackers have to keep pressure on without feeding kills to the defending party.

• Registration matters more than the fight. A clan that misses the sign-up window cannot take the castle, no matter how many players it brings.
• Seals decide who can damage the artifact. The attacking clan seals the holy artifact first, and everyone else has to break that seal to contest it.
• Respawn discipline wins the last thirty minutes. Parties that regroup together instead of trickling in one by one keep the artifact under pressure.

On x10 with full buffs, the practical difference between a good clan and a disorganised one shows up in exactly that last half hour. Damage is not the constraint. Coordination is.

Following L2 Sudamerica and joining the next war

The server is free to play and registration happens on the official site. Download the client, create an account, and you can be inside Gludio before the next castle window if you start this week. The site and community run in Spanish on Latin American prime time, which matters if you play from Europe or Asia.

Before you pick a class, decide what you want from the server. If your goal is siege content, pick something a clan needs: a bishop, a song and dance pair, or a tank that can hold the artifact room. Damage dealers are easy to find. Support that shows up on time is not.

The next step is simple. Watch the full siege, note how the defending side uses the courtyard, and then check the Interlude servers page if you want to see how L2 Sudamerica compares with the rest of the current mid-rate field.