Ranked Game

During the game, players from both sides must break the castle in the center of each camp to win. Each camp leads to the opponent's camp with three forked paths, which are called TOP, MID, and BOTTOM, and sometimes raid the opponent using the jungle of the neutral monster area. If the HP of the opponent character dies when the HP becomes zero, the opponent can be strongly pressed by using a numerical advantage for a certain response time to win.

a solo match/multiplayer team Players can start a game alone and team up randomly, or gather friends and play in multi-play mode. They can test their game manipulation and feelings by interacting with like-minded players at the same time.

RIMS Point After each match, regardless of victory or defeat, the system grants each player a certain amount of warrior points based on the player's AFK behavior, in-game evaluation level, opponent's strength, and winning streak. When the Warrior Point reaches a certain upper limit, the system automatically consumes the Warrior Point and adds a star to the Player's ranking while maintaining the excess point. The upper limit of points increases depending on the player's ranking.

Ranking Currently, the game has seven ranks: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Master, and Grandmaster. Each rank is divided into three stars, and only the Grandmaster rank can accumulate the number of stars without an upper limit. Each player starts with a bronze 0-star rating, and after one season, the player's final ranking is partially inherited for the next new season.

Defeat and rank protection If you lose the game with 0 stars, if the warrior point before the game is more than or equal to the warrior point required for relegation, all of the player's warrior points will be deducted to the next level.

Additional Details Ranking matches do not limit the type of hero players choose, but they must form a balanced team of at least front-line heroes, support heroes, and damage heroes to better cope with various in-game situations.