Team competitions

Teams split your own clan into sides. It takes about a minute:

1. Schedule a competition as usual. Set Format to Teams.
2. Type your team names. Everyone entered is split evenly by their current level or kill count, so the sides start fair.
3. Leave Late joiners go into the smallest team on if people may arrive after the start. Turn it off to keep teams fixed.
4. To change anything later, open the competition and choose Teams in its admin sidebar. There you can:

A repeating competition carries its teams over to the next week and balances them again.

Clan vs clan lets other clans join your competition, as many as you like. You are the host, and the other clans are partners.

The partner clan can follow the standings on its own site at /c/<slug>/weekly/<id>. It is read-only. Only the host edits the competition.

To drop a clan, remove it on the Clans page. Its players come off the board.

A repeating competition sends fresh invites every week, so each clan has to say yes again.

Getting unwanted invites? Choose Decline & block this clan on the invite. That clan’s later invites are turned away quietly, and you can unblock it in Settings → Blocked clans.

1. As an admin or higher in the host clan, set Format to Clan vs clan.
2. Invite the other clans by their address. Do it on the create form, or later on the competition’s Clans page.
3. The invited clan’s owner or admin accepts or declines on their People page or Events list. A moderator can’t. Nobody from that clan is entered until it accepts.
4. When it accepts, it chooses who races: All members of its roster, or Selected people it picks. It can change this later from the same card.

A team or clan total is the sum of its members’ gains. Gains are counted the same way as on the individual board.

Next to each total you also see an average per player, so a team of 8 and a team of 12 can still be compared.

If two totals tie, the one that reached it first ranks higher.

The competition page shows the team or clan standings first. Open any of them to see its players. Your own team or clan is highlighted.

Discord posts at the start, halfway and end show the standings. In clan vs clan they go to every clan’s channel, and yours is marked ← you.

In the plugin side panel, you can see where your team places.

There is nothing to sign up for. If your clan enters all members and you are on the roster, you are in. If it picks people, you are in once picked.

Don’t want to take part? Press Opt out next to You’re in, on the competition page, the Events list or in the plugin. You come off the board for that one competition, and you can opt back in while it runs.

The ones clan staff and players ask most: