Albion Online’s Keeper Uprising Brings Spirit Weavers Into Phase 3

Spirit Weavers now guard open-world camps, while Mammoth Hunters have appeared in the Roads of Avalon.

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Albion Online’s Keeper Uprising entered Phase 3 on July 28, bringing new Ashborn-related enemies and activity to the game’s open world. Sandbox Interactive’s Steam announcement says the Ashborn ritual has advanced, with preacher-like figures now joining the rebellion.

The new arrivals are called Spirit Weavers. Players can find them in open-world camps surrounded by followers, where the groups protect loot and information tied to the Ashborn. Their presence gives players another event target to track down while the uprising continues.

Phase 3 also sends Mammoth Hunters into the Roads of Avalon. Encounters with them remain uncommon, but reports of their presence appear to be accurate, adding another rare sighting for players traveling through the area.

The Keeper Uprising will run through August 31. Its activities include missions, lore discoveries, and vanity rewards such as the Ashborn Armor and Ashborn Helmet. Sandbox Interactive has also provided more event details in its Keeper Uprising Dev Talk.

The event’s earlier developments sent Ashborn activity beyond Keeper caves and into the wider world, with Oracles becoming Tracking targets and Keeper Memories offering additional lore to uncover.

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Albion Online is a free-to-play sandbox MMORPG set in a medieval fantasy world inspired by Arthurian legends. The game uses a classless system where a player's equipped gear determines their abilities and playstyle. Items span eight tiers and are entirely player-crafted, forming a fully player-driven economy. The open world features zones with varying levels of PvP risk, from safe areas to full-loot zones where defeated players lose their equipment. Players can join guilds of up to 300 members to fight over territories and castles in large-scale battles. The game also offers PvE combat and various gathering and crafting activities.