Objective

• Get the most clusters in DB supported games as you can!

• Clusters of Fire will be worth two Clusters of Earth for this competition.

Rules

• Only submissions for supported games will be accepted for this competition. Casual Gaming Queue submissions have a separate competition. Casual Gaming Queue submissions to this competition will be remanded.

• The Rites of Combat vendetta rules are in effect for this competition. Use of the party create tool on Discord is mandatory for all gaming sessions submitted to this competition. Submissions to this competition will be checked to ensure that a Discord party was created when the games were played. Because of this verification, site submissions must be made within 24 hours of when the games were played. Gaming sessions that are not advertised in Discord will be remanded or denied. If you have questions or technical issues regarding the use of the party create tool please contact the Fist.

• Discord parties should at least be large enough to match the mode being played. For example, if you are playing a 4v4 mode in Halo then your Discord party should have at least 4 slots so members who want to join have a chance to join. For 1v1 games such as Hearthstone or JA duels the party should be at least 4 slots so members who want to join can get a 1v1 session.

• Single clan submissions are allowed (e.g. all the members on the submission are from the same clan) provided that the gaming session was advertised using the party create function on Discord consistent with the Rites of Combat. The competition organizers reserve the right to disqualify submissions when it is determined match dodging, as defined in the Rites of Combat, has occurred. Any questions or observed instances of match dodging/exclusion should be directed to the Fist.

• Just remember, as long as you are making a good faith effort to include others in your gaming sessions you should be okay.

Scoring

• Participants will be auto-scored by number of clusters submitted to the competition. Placement ties (top ten) will be overridden and broken by most site submissions (e.g. who submitted the clusters to the site) then by the most recent site submission.