
Conan Exiles‘ Legacy of the Giant-Kings Part Two is live, opening Rifts across the Exiled Lands and Isle of Siptah alongside four new Sorcery spells and the return of the Mi-Go. Funcom confirmed the launch in its October 6 announcement.
The chapter follows the events surrounding Akhamet and the Cyclopean Halls, continuing the four-part story arc. Funcom had set October 6 as the release date. Players looking for the lead-in can revisit the first chapter’s expedition beneath the Unnamed City.
Rifts open into hostile arenas
Rifts have opened inside existing enemy camps across both maps. Players can step through each breach into an arena beyond reality, choose a challenge, and return with materials and rewards for surviving the encounters.
Materials earned in the Rifts unlock four new Sorcery spells and help upgrade a tome. The spells offer a defensive ward, Void-based battlefield control, a way to spread corruption, and magic prepared for faster casting. Together, they give sorcery-focused builds more options for holding ground, disrupting enemies, or acting quickly when a fight turns.
The Mi-Go return to the Exiled Lands
The Rifts have also brought the Mi-Go back, including regular enemies and a formidable mini world boss. Defeating them can earn themed rewards, and successful hunters may find a way to bring a Mi-Go thrall or pet back to their settlement.
A Shemite building set is also on the way
A Shemite building set is coming to the Conan Exiles Enhanced Bazaar. Its design blends Old Stygian influences with eastern nomadic practicality, drawing on skilled bowmen, duplicitous traders, and the master smiths of Akbitana.
Funcom’s full Patch 3.0.0 notes cover the wider update changes.
Which addition interests you most, the Rift arenas, the new Sorcery, or the Mi-Go’s return? Follow us on X, Bluesky, YouTube, Instagram, Steam, and Telegram as the four-part Giant-Kings story continues.
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