MBON: Riders in the Skies
A return of the titular team fight right here at Araiguma. All skill levels welcome.
- Teamfight - 2 captains are nominated and pick players for their team one at a time
- If there are an odd number of players, whoever picked second gets the extra person
- Players can note if they want to be partnered with a certain person, however, especially for the more experienced players, captains do not have to honor those wishes
- An instructional session will be held 15 minutes prior to the tournament
- At the venue, players will self identify their level of experience with the game (the Mcintosh clause) so captains get a more accurate sense of which order to pick in
- If players have experience in the game, they can elect to say what sort of role they prefer (front, back, melee, ranged, etc)
- Each team will nominate one player to commentate, that player will have to find a replacement for when they are up
- Sets will be best 2 out of 3, one life, winner stays. If the number of players is limited, we can adjust the number of lives or best-of aspects as needed.
- Coaches have time between each match to give advice to their team
- Losers can change suits, winners must stay on current suits
- Map will be the standard Side 7 default map for all matches
- No limitations on team comps or suits
- Players will play their matches in the opposite order that they were picked; ie, the last person and second to last person picked go first, the person picked 3rd and 4th to last go second, ect
- Players who would like to play together but were picked more than one spot apart can elect to change the order, but only by having the person picked later in the process pairing up with the person picked earlier at their level. For example, if the person who’s picked last wants to team up with the person who was picked first, then the person picked last would have to wait until the person who was picked first comes up when they normally would and then partner up. AKA, you can’t have a better player start playing earlier just because they want to partner up with a worse player.
- Captains play after the rest of their team has been eliminated or there is only one player who hasn’t played other than the captain remaining. If there are an even number of players on the team, the captain will pick whoever was picked first to be their partner. If there are an odd number of players, the captain can pick whoever they like out of the people who have previously been eliminated to be their partner
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