MU-Asia

duo clash

Duo Clash is a 2v2 event where players of the same class compete in a Guild War format. Matches are played in a race to 20 points. All participants are paired through random matchmaking, meaning teammates are assigned randomly and cannot be chosen. Work with your assigned partner, adapt quickly, and compete to secure victory.

matchmaking

Teammates are assigned through random matchmaking via a spin-the-wheel. A minimum of 4 participants is required, and the total number of players must be even to ensure proper pairing.

The Guild Master role will be handled by the management to ensure fair scoring—each kill will count as 1 point only, instead of 2 points for killing a Guild Master.

If teammates are from different Gens, we will temporarily remove the player’s Gens during the event and restore it afterward with the same Gens and points.

2 vs 2 match-up

FOR 3 PAIRS:

Round 1 Single Elimination Matches

Each team will fight against both opponents in a 1v1 match.
The maximum War Points a team can earn per match is 20 points.

Example rotation

Match 1: Team A vs Team B
Match 2: Team B vs Team C
Match 3: Team A vs Team C

Accumulated War Points

After all 3 matches, each team’s War Points will be tallied.
The team with the highest total War Points will automatically advance to the Grand Finals.

Sudden Death Semi-Final

The remaining 2 teams (2nd and 3rd in total War Points) will face each other in a sudden death match.
Winner of the sudden death match will advance to the Grand Finals.

Grand Finals

The top-seeded team (highest War Points) will face the winner of the sudden death semi-final.
Winner of this match will be declared the Champion.
Best of 3

FOR 2 PAIRS :

Best of 3

FOR 4 TO 8 PAIRS:

Bracket match up system via challonge.
All participants will be shuffled 10 times before finalizing the bracket to ensure random placement and fairness.
Single Elimination
Grand Finals Best of 3

bracket match up system via challonge

Bracket Rules for 4 to 8 Pairs:

When the number of participants does not perfectly match a standard bracket size like 4 or 8, the system will apply adjustments to maintain a fair and balanced tournament structure.

For 5 to 7 Pairs, an 8-player bracket will be used.
Some participants may receive a bye, allowing them to automatically advance to the next round without playing in the first round.
Byes are randomly assigned by the system and are not manually chosen by the management.
All participants will be shuffled 10 times before finalizing the bracket to ensure random placement and fairness.
Those without a bye must compete in the first round as scheduled.