Nave Espejismo MIR4 (Mirage Ship): Wards, Weekly Reset & Schedule

What Is the Mirage Ship in MIR4?

The Mirage Ship is a weekly PvE zone in MIR4 accessed from the Fantasy Desert region. Instead of being a single arena, it is split into a series of connected sub-areas called wards, labeled W1 through W8. You clear content ward by ward, and your account accumulates weekly progress as you push deeper into the ship.

Key things to understand before you go in:

• It is weekly, not daily. Your progress carries through the week and does not refresh at the 18:00 server-time daily reset like most other activities.
• Progress resets on Monday. Weekly content in MIR4 rolls over at the start of the week (server time), so anything you haven't cleared is gone until the new cycle.
• Wards gate rewards. Deeper wards (toward W8) generally hold better payouts, which is why finishing the full run before Monday matters.

Think of the Mirage Ship as a weekly clear list: get in via the Fantasy Desert, work through W1→W8, and bank the rewards before the weekly rollover wipes your progress.

How to Access the Mirage Ship (Fantasy Desert Route)

Entry runs through the Fantasy Desert. Travel to that region, locate the Mirage Ship entrance, and start at W1. From there the wards chain forward — you generally can't skip straight to a late ward without progressing through the earlier ones during the week.

A few practical notes so your first trip goes smoothly:

• Make sure your character power is comfortable for the ward you're attempting — later wards ramp in difficulty.
• The Mirage Ship is separate from field bosses like Secret Peak (Cima Inexplorada), Hidden Valley (Valles Ocultos), and Labyrinth (Laberintos). Don't confuse the ship wards with those open-world spots.
• If you can't find the entrance, confirm you're in the correct region — the Fantasy Desert is the only access point.

Because layouts and requirements can shift after the weekly maintenance, it's worth double-checking in-game before a big push. When something looks different from last week, that's usually a maintenance change rather than a bug.

Wards W1–W8 and Weekly Progress

The eight wards are your weekly checklist. Each ward you clear advances your weekly progress bar, and the goal is to reach as deep into the ship as your power allows before the cycle ends.

Two rules govern the whole thing:

• Daily reset (18:00 server time) refreshes daily activities across the game — but the Mirage Ship's weekly progress does not reset here.
• Weekly reset (Monday, server time) is the one that wipes Mirage Ship progress. Whatever wards you haven't cleared reset, and you start fresh.

So the strategy is simple: spread your ward clears across the week if you need to, but make sure your final push lands before Monday's weekly rollover on your server.

Server Time by Region (Convert the Reset Correctly)

MIR4 schedules everything — daily reset, weekly reset, world bosses, Magic Square — in server time, and each server region sits on a different UTC offset. Monday's Mirage Ship reset happens at your server's local clock, which may be a different day or hour where you actually live.

For example, the daily reset fires at 18:00 server time — that's 18:00 UTC+8 on ASIA but 18:00 UTC−4 on NA, which are 12 hours apart in real time. The same offset math applies to the Monday weekly reset that clears your Mirage Ship progress.

Rather than doing the arithmetic by hand every week, you can let the RaidHours Mirage Ship tracker convert the schedule to your local time with a live countdown. It also has a broader world events tracker for world bosses and Magic Square timers.

Using the RaidHours Tracker

RaidHours converts MIR4's server-time schedule into your local time, with a live countdown, alarms, and calendar export (ICS) so reminders land straight in Google/Apple/Outlook calendars. It covers all six server regions — NA, EU, SA, ASIA, INDIA, MENA — and it's free with no signup.

For the Mirage Ship specifically, open /app/mirage-ship, pick your server region, and the tool shows the time remaining until the Monday weekly reset in your own clock. That removes the guesswork of "is it Monday on my server yet?" and stops you losing a run to a miscalculated timezone.

The same app also tracks the rest of the weekly loop so you can plan a full session:

Combine that with the daily 18:00 reset and the daily Magic Square chambers, and you can map an entire week — Mirage Ship push included — around your real-life schedule. One reminder: schedules can shift after the weekly maintenance, so it's always smart to verify current timers in-game or on the tracker after patch day.

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