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# Expeditions
You can run expeditions to earn more XP and Shards.
## Regions, Unlocking, and Cooldown
Choose a region to launch an expedition. Some regions will be locked until you reach a certain Warlord rank. You can only embark on one expedition at a time. Each stage requires energy, which regenerates at a rate of 30 per hour.
After completion, the region will become unavailable for a cooldown period. If you successfully complete a region, its level increases, along with its difficulty and reward size.
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## Stages, Complexity, and Risk-Taking
The expedition consists of multiple stages, each granting a reward based on the probability table. However, if you lose one of the stages, you will end the expedition, losing all the accumulated rewards.
The difficulty of each stage depends on the power of the region’s inhabitants you may encounter in battle, as well as your stealth, which determines the chance to pass the stage without a fight.
The success chance is displayed in the expedition panel, where you can assess the likelihood of avoiding combat and the risk of facing enemies.
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