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Ballista, also known as Conflict, is a ritualized form of combat in Final Fantasy XI. This is the first of two (the other being Brenner) forms of PvP (Player versus Player) events in the game. Ballista occurs at regular intervals. Each time it occurs the game will pit two of the three major nations against each other, Bastok, San d'Oria, and Windurst.

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rdfs:comment	Ballista, also known as Conflict, is a ritualized form of combat in Final Fantasy XI. This is the first of two (the other being Brenner) forms of PvP (Player versus Player) events in the game. Ballista occurs at regular intervals. Each time it occurs the game will pit two of the three major nations against each other, Bastok, San d'Oria, and Windurst.
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abstract	Ballista, also known as Conflict, is a ritualized form of combat in Final Fantasy XI. This is the first of two (the other being Brenner) forms of PvP (Player versus Player) events in the game. Ballista occurs at regular intervals. Each time it occurs the game will pit two of the three major nations against each other, Bastok, San d'Oria, and Windurst. Players do not necessarily have to fight for their own country, since clearly that would mean only two out of three players could participate in any particular ballista. Up to 72 players per team can play ballista at any given match. Teams must be balanced to be within one player of each other for fairness consideration. There is also a minor monetary fee players have to pay to enter. The winning team then divides the pool of money between them after the match.

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