Hey Polytopians!

You spoke, and we listened! We’ve made some changes to the Path of the Ocean update in the beta, and we’d like to see what you think!

If you haven’t seen the previous post or just want to be reminded about what we’ve added, we encourage you to take a look at it by clicking this link.



As you can see, we’re playing around with an interesting change that we think should slow down everyone’s want for naval just a little. We’ve swapped the positions of Sailing and Fishing, as you’ve gotta get onto the water in order to get the delicious fish that are out there. Fish can now be found in the ocean, and as you can see, Kickoo has been adjusted to accommodate. Naval is still really powerful, but we think this change will adjust the dynamics of when everyone starts getting onto the water a little, hopefully slowing things down and giving you more options.

We’ve heard your feedback on the new naval units, and while most of it was positive, we learned a few things needed changes. The biggest of our changes was to shift around how the naval units countered each other. Originally, Scouts were designed to beat Rammers, Rammers beat Bombers, and Bombers beat Scouts; but now, we’ve realized that reversing it seems to feel more natural. Now, let’s talk more about each unit’s individual changes. On top of this, we’ve also nerfed Rammers, who we felt were far too strong.

Now, with more spikes!

Rammers are now meant to close the distance on Scouts, making them good for defending your Bombers from the pesky boats. Rammers are still good at assisting a land invasion, and can still tank damage, but are less able to threaten Bombers now that they’ve lost the “Sneak” ability.


Bombers didn't get a visual change, but it'd be weird if there wasn't a picture here

Bombers have now gained the “Stiff” ability, preventing them from doing retaliation damage. This should make it much easier for your Scouts to deal with them, as they’ll have no defense against anything that can get close to them. Bombers have also been given a movement of 2 (instead of 3), as those massive cannons are super heavy and hard to maneuver. Let’s hope you’ve given them a good escort!


Do you think the Giants blow on the sails to get it to move?

Juggernauts got the biggest change in the update, as not only did they get new art, but they’ve also got a whole new job! Juggernauts have lost the “Dash” ability and the ranged attack, but have now gained “Smash”, which will damage all surrounding tiles whenever they move. That ability even applies when they land, so you can now use them to help hold a beachhead. This more melee-focused rework should make them feel more like “Giants on the water”, and help them better fulfill a role as part of your navy. Of course, they’re still vulnerable to ranged units, so keep them protected.


They're usually much taller than this.

Lighthouses have gotten new art, but also give your capital 1 population when you first find them, which is a nice little incentive to hunt them down.

Aqua Farms are now less plentiful, but can be used in conjunction with Windmills. Farms are farms, and the people who man the Windmills are now aware of that.

Markets now get 2* per unique production building adjacent to them (Forge, Windmill, or Sawmill), and the income is doubled if you have them next to a Port. We hope that this makes planning around them more impactful, as well as making them more useful overall.

So, technically, this was us testing out a new idea. We heard what you thought of it, and have removed it for good. You can now go back to capturing villages “peacefully”.

While yes, we did make the AI smarter, we accidentally made them defend their cities improperly. They shouldn’t make Cloaks anymore when being attacked, making it harder to siege them.

We’ve added some additional checks to keep capitals from spawning on map edges and corners. We’ve also looked into the beta features bleeding into games made in the live version, and think we’ve solved that, as well. Of course, if you happen to see these oddities happen again, please let us know, and we’ll give the map generator another stern talking to.

If you haven’t done so already, you’re always able to get into the Steam beta by following these steps:

1. Right-Click Polytopia in Steam
   
2. Click “Properties” on the dropdown
   
3. Head to “Betas” in the new popup that appears
   
4. Use the code “polytopiabetatesters” to get into the beta!

Should look like this. So, come join us in the beta, as there’s room for everyone!

If you have feedback on these new changes, please head to our Discord by clicking this link, where you can find other people playing the beta!

We look forward to hearing what you have to say!
-Zoythrus

• Swapped Fishing and Sailing techs
  
• Fish now spawn on Ocean
  
• Reduced Aqua Crop rate
  
• Rammers lost “Sneak”
  
• Bomber got “Stiff” and movement is reduced to 2
  
• Gaami got back the ability to manually freeze an area
  
• Juggernaut got “Smash” instead of a ranged attack, and lost "Dash"
  
• Lighthouse give 1 pop to your capital when discovered
  
• Windmills multiply Aqua Farms
  
• Adjusted Market logic: Produces 2 stars for each unique type of nearby production building (Sawmill, Windmill, Forge). Income is doubled if next to a Port.
  
• Improved AI (no longer build Cloaks to defend)
  
• Improved spawning of cities (no more edge spawns)
  
• Villages no longer burn when being captured
  
• Improved graphics for Juggernaut, Rammer & Lighthouse

Known issues:

• Kickoo Explorers won't travel on Coasts until you have Sailing, creating weird behavior. We'll fix this later.

Hey Polytopians!

We’re back with a brand new major beta update for you, the aptly named “Path of the Ocean” (formerly known as “the Naval Rework”)! We’ve taken some time to pretty much fully rework how the naval game is played, adding new units, mechanics, and poking everything that merely looks at the water! Battleship Spam™ is dumb, and we can promise you that it’s now a thing of the past!
To keep things simple and quick on our side, the beta test will only be available on Steam, and you can find instructions on how to join the beta at the bottom of this post.

We’ll be laying out this post like this:

1. Tech Tree Changes
   
2. New Units
   
3. New Buildings
   
4. The Special Tribes
   
5. Other Important Changes
   
6. How to get into the beta
   
7. Changelog

Remember, this is a beta, and you things will most likely change before release, like some of the unfinished/unimplemented art. So, without further ado, let’s talk about the new things we’ve added, starting with the changes to the Fishing branch of techs.
As usual, this is going to be a long post, so buckle up.


You get a boat! You get a boat! Everybody (but Aquatism) gets a boat!

If you’ll look at this picture, you’ll notice that we’ve put Ports into Fishing! Yes, that means that everyone has access to the water far faster than before. Putting Ports in Fishing gives us the possibility to use the whole Fishing branch for naval stuff, instead of just the Sailing branch. To help you get into the naval game from the start, Ports have also had their costs reduced to 7*, but their population brought down to 1. Putting a unit onto a Port will turn it into a defenseless Raft, which makes for easy transporting across shallow water. We’ll talk more about the Raft and other units in a bit.

Sailing is now home to the nimble Scout, a fast and observant unit that replaces the Ship. You’ll also be able to take any of your Naval Units on the Ocean when you get this tech.

Navigation gives you access to the new mighty Bomber, a ship that can cause massive collateral damage, but is quite slow and clunky. In addition to that, we’ve added Starfish as a replacement to Whales. To harvest them you need to move one of you units to the tile they are on. This new mechanic also means that you can harvest Starfish in neutral or enemy territory, so make sure to gobble them up before your opponents do!

And now on the other side of the branch, “Whaling” has been changed to “Aquaculture”. Since Ports no longer make 2 Population, that job has been handed to Aqua Farms, which are simply Farms on the water. They cost 5* and give you 2 population, just as a Farm would. This tech also adds the Rammer, a sturdy melee assault ship that’s good for taking over coastal cities.


Not just roads anymore!

“Wait, Roads isn’t in the Fishing branch,” is what you probably just said. "Yeah, and?" is our response. Roads still gives you…Roads, but it also allows for Bridges! Bridges will help you get over those small gaps in the land, and might allow you to bypass the need for naval on some maps!

If you read the previous section, you’ll notice that yes, we did add new naval units! Gone are the Boat, Ship, and Battleship, and in come the Raft, Scout, Rammer, Bomber, and Juggernaut! When placing a unit into a Port, they’ll become a Raft, but a Raft can be upgraded into any of the other naval unit types (barring the Juggernaut), assuming you have the proper tech and you’re in friendly territory. Also worth noting is that Pirates and Dinghies are still in, they just haven’t been adjusted any and don’t factor into this update.


A simple naval unit that does a job and it does it well

The Raft replaces the Boat, functioning as a defenseless means of getting on the water and transporting your land units. Flimsy, but free, they function as the base unit that can be upgraded into a Scout, Rammer, or Bomber when in friendly territory.


A boat so cool you’ll ship yourself

The Battleship did a lot of things at once, so we chopped it up and spread it around into the new units. The Scouts got, you guessed it, Scout! They speed around the waters, exploring new lands and using their ranged attack to whittle down units. Quite fragile, but still a good, all-around unit that can get you a quick advantage over your opponents.


Rammers like to get up close and personal...

Rammers are melee ships designed to work their way through a crowd and assassinate targets or capture a city. They’re strong, durable, and speedy. Think of them like Swordsmen on the water, more or less.


It won’t hit just the Defenders, but the Archers, and the Catapults, too

The Bomber is effectively a retooled Battleship, one put into more of a “bombarding” role. Functioning similarly to Catapults, Bombers are 3-range units that also have “Splash,” allowing them to hit not just a target, but also any adjacent targets! Fantastic for weakening a land defense and letting your Rammers establish a beachhead. Of course, this extreme power comes at a cost. They don’t have Dash and they’re fairly expensive. Much like Catapults, Bombers need time to set up before they can dish out their tremendous damage, in that time they’ll need help defending themselves.


Always make sure to give your Juggernauts a proper escort...unlike us...

So, we didn’t want 40HP Bombers being a thing, and that meant we had to get creative. Meet the Juggernaut, which is what happens if you put a Giant onto a Port! Poof, no upgrading required! They’re strong, they’re durable, and they’ve got some range! So, what’s the catch? They have the new trait “Stiff,” which prevents them from doing any retaliation damage when hit. Juggernauts are designed to fill a similar role to Giants on land - breaking stalemates, tanking damage, and dealing pain to their enemies, but since they can’t defend themselves well, they’ll need support from your other aquatic units to get the most out of them.

In short, yes! We’ve already talked about Ports getting updated, so let’s talk about the updates to other buildings.


Good for giving a landlocked enemy a path right to your capital

Added in Roads, Bridges cost 10*, and are built on 1-tile water gaps between landmasses. They’ll function as roads for movement and city connections, and they can be sailed underneath. No, you can’t daisy chain bridges together - they can only be used to connect landmasses in one direction, and that direction can’t be diagonal. Much like roads, they can also be built in neutral territory.


As if we needed to give you more reasons to only play Drylands...

Markets cost 5* and are the new Customs Houses. They will give you +1* per turn for every adjacent port, but also for any Windmill, Forge, or Sawmill! Yes, you can now use Markets on Drylands maps - no Ports necessary! Markets should allow you to squeeze out a few more stars from some clever city planning. 🙂

We’re now going to talk about the changes we’ve made to each of the Special tribes to accommodate the new features. Since the Regular tribes have gotten new units and have all been given faster access to the water, we’ve ensured that each of the Specials have gotten the same treatment or something equivalent. We plan to properly rework each of them in the future, so consider these changes to be “semi-temporary, bare-minimum changes" until we can properly deep-dive into each of them and give them the reworks they properly deserve.

With that being said, let’s examine each one.


Sound the alarm! Aquarion has been given some love for the first time ever!

THIS IS NOT THE AQUARION REWORK. Okay, now that’s out of the way, let’s discuss the changes we’ve made to keep them playable. We have finally given them a starting tech, and one that should allow them to start taking coastal villages fairly early.

• Aquarion now starts with the Riding tech and an Amphibian
  
• Crabs now have 2 Movement in the water and a thicker shell giving them 5 defense
  
• Tridentions now have 10hp instead of 15hp
  
• Amphibians and Tridentions have lost the ability to use Roads on land

Something is missing…

If you’ll look at this picture, you’ll see this navy no longer has any Navalons. With the replacement of Whales with Starfish, the Navalon has gone the way of the Dodo and has been removed. ∑∫ỹriȱŋ is still able to harvest Starfish, as the Star-harvesting process does not harm the Starfish. Scraping the valuable stars of the skin is actually a joyful experience for them (if you're concerned about the lore reasons for this process).

• Removed Navalons
  
• Can harvest Starfish

Ice, Ice, Baby!

Out of all of the Special tribes, the Polaris have gotten the most dynamic and drastic changes. In order to get them “on the water” as fast as the other tribes, we’ve done a big thing - given the Mooni Auto-Freeze. Every time a Mooni moves, you’ll freeze water, land, and units around it, kinda like a Gaami. They’ve been nerfed in other ways to compensate, but this change should overhaul how you see Polaris. Not to be outdone, though, the other tribes have discovered how to Break Ice as part of a Dash action, so the ice spread should be a more dynamic push and pull between everyone. We’ve also adjusted their tech tree, as you can see in the picture.

• Mooni gained Auto-Freeze, and have lost the power to manually freeze and now have a Defense of 1
  
• Gaami have lost the power to manually freeze
  
• The Frostwork tech now replaces Fishing, which allows for Mooni
  
• Ice Fishing replaces Aquaculture, allowing for harvesting Fish and building Outposts
  
• Battle Sleds are now in Sledding, which replaces Sailing
  
• Ice Fortresses are in Polar Warfare, which also allows for harvesting Starfish
  
• The Ice Bank now makes +2* for each level up instead of +3*

We’d love to hear what you think of the new Polaris!


I got these Raychi slightly earlier than usual

The Cymanti haven’t gotten much in the way of major changes, only putting the Raychi in their equivalent of Sailing instead of Navigation, which should make it easier to spread Algae or assault navies. The placement of Algae has changed as well. Don’t worry, we’ll be examining the Cymanti properly later on.

• Raychi are now in Pescetism, which replaces Sailing
  
• Algae are in Hydrology, which now replaces Aquaculture
  
• Oceanology replaces Navigation, and grants the ability to harvest Starfish

While we’ve covered most things that have been added in this update, there’s a few last things we’d like to share.


Yep, that’s a lighthouse on the edge of the world

A common complaint was how the Explorer Task (reveal the map) was too difficult and often ignored, so we changed it to “Find All Lighthouses”. Each of the 4 corners of the map will have a Lighthouse, and each Lighthouse will grow every time another player discovers it (and show who has seen it). You also don’t need Navigation or an equivalent tech to get this Task, as it will start the moment you find one.

The Network Task (connect 5 cities to your capital) is no longer tied to the Roads tech. Instead it will start automatically when you connect your first city. This is a tiny change but it will make it possible to get that monument even on maps where roads are not needed, such as through ports.


Ooo, look at that!

If you weren’t joking about Aquarion, you were probably joking about Continents, everyone’s favorite map to dislike. Well, we’ve completely rewritten the terrain generator for Continents, hopefully turning it into one of your favorites! You’ll now find that this map type will try to give everyone their own continent or divide everyone evenly on a few continents (on top of a handful of other possible configurations). You’ll also see some continents that are divided by 1-tile “rivers”, which are good for Bridges. There’s a lot of variety in the new map type, and we hope you have a lot of fun!


Pan-jee-ah. Yeah, I was saying it wrong, too.

Pangea is a new map type! Simply put, it’s a large landmass surrounded by water! Like, if you shoved Drylands and Archipelago together! Expect tons of fighting on the continent, but never be surprised if your opponent hits you with naval units. Both Continents and Pangea will prioritize placing capitals on the coasts to hopefully balance out the need for both land and naval forces.

We’ve made the AI smarter and able to use the new fancy water stuff! More importantly, they’ll be smarter with their tech choices, and you should notice a much more difficult Crazy difficulty. We’d love to hear what you think!

We’ve heard your complaints about Bardur and Rider/Road meta, so we’ve made both Lumber Huts and Roads cost 3*. Changing Lumber Huts should slow down Bardur a little, and the change to roads now follows our philosophy of ensuring that you think a little before plopping down a road on every single tile.

On top of that, we’ve also removed Fortify from Swordsmen, further differentiating them from Defenders, which are now the definitive “defensive unit”.

Last, but not least, Parks now make +1* in addition to their 250p score bonus! So, you now have a valid reason to take a Park instead of a Giant in Domination or Might!

Simple! Just hop onto our open Steam beta! No mobile access at this time, but all Steam users can join by using the code: polytopiabetatesters


Should look something like this

If you don’t have the Steam version of Polytopia you can get it at a great beta -70% discount price.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/874390/The_Battle_of_Polytopia/

You can also join our Discord to discuss it with other Beta testers by clicking this sentence!

We’re actually really interested in hearing your feedback, and will most likely make small changes, like unit stats, art adjustments, or tech placement, based on what you have to say! Expect an extra long beta process with occasional patches, and remember to stay flexible and constructive. :)

-Zoythrus

Naval changes:

• Removed Boats, Ships, Battleships, and Navalons
  
• Ports moved to Fishing and now costs 7 stars and make 1 population
  
• Sailing gets Ocean movement and Scout ship
  
• Whaling has been replaced with "Aquaculture" and gets Aqua Farms and Rammer ship
  
• Navigation gets Bomber ship and ability to gather stars from Starfish resource
  
• Bridge building in Roads lets you connect two land masses
  
• Market replaces Customs Houses and gives 1 star for each nearby Port, Windmill, Sawmill and Forge
  
• New Pangea map type
  
• Improved Continents map type
  
• Giants turn into Juggernauts when embarking
  
• Find 4 Lighthouses for Explorer task (instead of revealing the whole map)

New naval units:

• Raft - Defenseless transport
  
• Scout - Fast and fragile exploration vessel
  
• Rammer - Sturdy naval melee ship
  
• Bomber - Slow but powerful long range destroyer
  
• Juggernaut - Powerful but rare battleship

New resources:

• Starfish - Replaces Whales. Must have a unit on it to harvest it for 10*, even in neutral or enemy territory
  
• Aqua Crop - make farms on water

General Changes:

• Swordsman no longer has “Fortify” ability
  
• Lumber Hut costs 3*
  
• Roads cost 3*
  
• Parks give +1* per turn
  
• Network task unlock automatically when connecting your first city
  
• Improved AI
  
• Killing a unit with a Cloak will ensure that a Dagger will spawn in the city

Aquarion:

• Start with Riding and an Amphibian
  
• Crab get 2 movement on water and 5 Defense
  
• Tridentions now have 10hp
  
• Amphibious units can no longer use roads

Polaris:

• Moonis now have Auto-Freeze and 1 Defense
  
• Gaami now only freeze when moving
  
• The Frostwork tech replace Fishing, which allows for Mooni
  
• Ice Fishing replaces Aquaculture, allowing for harvesting Fish and building Outposts
  
• Battle Sleds are now in Sledding, which replaces Sailing
  
• Ice Fortresses are in Polar Warfare, which also allows for harvesting Starfish
  
• The Ice Bank now makes +2* for each level up instead of +3*

Cymanti:

• Raychi are now in Pescetism, which replaces Sailing
  
• Algae are in Hydrology, which now replaces Aquaculture
  
• Oceanology replaces Navigation, and grants the ability to harvest Starfish

Polysseum is The Battle of Polytopia competitive tournament series open for everyone to train their skill and fight for the win!

Last month, we saw overwhelming support from the community, with tournaments filling up within a few minutes. Since Polysseum is becoming increasingly popular among players, we are adding more tournaments and a few more changes*.

New tournaments
We are keeping existing tournaments and adding 4 more weekly to accommodate early risers in Europe and players from East Asia and Australia.

• Tuesday 11:00 UTC+2 / 20:00 UTC+11
  
• Thursday 11:00 UTC+2 / 20:00 UTC+11
  
• Saturday 11:00 UTC+2 / 20:00 UTC+11
  
• Sunday 11:00 UTC+2 / 20:00 UTC+11

So the whole schedule will look like this (UTC time):

More players
We had, on average, 22 players on the waiting list last month. That's why we are increasing the number of participants per tournament from 16 to 32.


Map changes

• Map size. Since we want Polysseum to be available for more players without making it run much longer, we are changing the map size from Small to Tiny. Now, the encounter with your opponent will happen earlier in the game.
  
• Map type. To bring more variety, we will change map type every week, starting with Lakes Continents, then switching to Drylands and finally Archipelago.

While we introduce changes, other things will stay the same

• Tournaments will be 1v1 with €10 prize pool.
  
• 7 best tournament results will count towards the leaderboard.
  
• The top 16 players from the leaderboard will qualify for the monthly tournament hosted on October 28th (start time TBD).

How to join a tournament?

1. Open The Battle of Polytopia -> Multiplayer -> Tournaments. Once you find the tournament that suits you, click "Join".
   
2. Follow our Tournaments Hub on Challengermode and find your favourite tournaments.

Don't forget to confirm your participation 15 minutes before the tournament start.


How to follow Polysseum?

• Follow us on Twitter
  
• Join our Discord #polysseum-discussion
  
• Subscribe to our YouTube channel

* We reserve the right to change the October tournament format and rules.

Player kicking/skipping will be re-enabled in a few days, after we can verify everything works as intended.

General:

• Improved user experience flow with instant tournament
  
• Updated Unity purchasing package, hopefully to help fix purchasing issues
  
• Updated About page and credits screen
  
• Performance improvement when sending out Explorers
  
• Performance improvement for city connections, hopefully reducing loading lag

Bugfixes:

• Fixed games broken by our recent server issues
  
• Infinite growth bug fixed
  
• Player sorting in win screen adjusted
  
• Resigned players now show as bots

We have come across some very unique bags from the Quetzali artisans. These are vintage items that can rarely be found on the Square, and they've been made specially for us humans to enjoy! You probably couldn't fit an ostrich in them, but don't worry, there's plenty of room for corn. :)

Only a limited number of these exist, so hurry to get yours at http://shop.midjiwan.com.

We are thrilled to unveil the upcoming changes to Polysseum this September, bringing more competitions, enticing prizes, and a more defined path to the top.

The Polysseum will operate across four seasons yearly - Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer. Every season will culminate with the season finals. Now, how do you reach this pinnacle? Here's the scoop: we're rolling out eight weekly tournaments, a total of 24 monthly tournaments. Your seven best results throughout the month will contribute to your standing on the monthly leaderboard, granting you a shot at the top 16 positions and entering the monthly tournament (details can be found in the image below).



Weekly tournaments

• 8 tournaments a week - Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. 24 tournaments per month.
  
• Up to 16 players per tournament.
  
• 1v1 Single elimination, finals Bo3.
  
• Live games, Might, small map.
  
• Tribe of the month.
  
• Prize pool per tournament - €10.

Monthly Leaderboard
Players will be automatically placed on the leaderboard once they participate in the tournament.

Monthly tournaments

• Last Saturday of the month.
  
• 16 players.
  
• Live games, Might, small map.
  
• Prize pool - €200.
  
• Bracket format TBA.

How to join a tournament?

1. Open The Battle of Polytopia -> Multiplayer -> Tournaments. Once you find the tournament that suits you, click “Join”.
   
2. Follow our Tournaments Hub on Challengermode and find the tournaments you like.

Don’t forget to confirm your participation 15 minutes before the tournament start.

How to follow Polysseum?

• Follow us on Twitter
  
• Join our Discord
  
• Subscribe to our YouTube channel

We never say no to a party, and neither should you!
Join the Steam Strategy Fest and get your hands on anything in the Polytopia catalog at a 50% discount!

So, what can you get discounts on between the dates of August 28th and September 4th?

Maybe one of our great Skin Packs?
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2438450/The_Battle_of_Polytopia__Skin_Pack_3/?curator_clanid=33366298

Or a cool Special Tribe?
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1237430/The_Battle_of_Polytopia__Polaris_Tribe/?curator_clanid=33366298

Or the Deluxe Package that has everything?
https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/15781/The_Battle_of_Polytopia_Moonrise__Deluxe/

So, stop on by and check out all the savings!

Polysseum is a series of monthly tournaments featuring the tribe of the month. This month we have Oumaji 🧡

Save the date: August 19th 11:00PT/13:00 CT/14:00 ET/20:00 CEST

How to sign up:
Go to Multiplayer -> Tournaments (second button at the bottom)
or via the link.
Check-in 15 minutes before the tournament

Details:
Live game, Might, 1v1, Small Lakes, Oumaji only
Single Elimination, semis, and finals Bo3
Prizes - 1st - €20, 2nd - €10, 3-4th - €5

Let's chat on Discord: #polysseum-tournaments

Zebasi Polyssuem tournament finals - Pond King versus alexej.dobry. Two Polytopians are reviewing the opening game of the Best of 3 series.



This time we have invited THEBIGBURR and espark from PolyChampions to give their take on the mirror match.

THEBIGBURR: https://www.youtube.com/@BIGBURRGAMING

PolyChampions: https://www.youtube.com/@polychampions


And, just in case you wanted to see all their matches for yourself, here you go!

Game 1: https://share.polytopia.io/g/6917b4e7-4038-4010-9290-08db8512c974

Game 2: https://share.polytopia.io/g/59ca653a-e4d1-4a43-92f1-08db8512c974

Game 3: https://share.polytopia.io/g/ef2d70d5-4fee-417e-9349-08db8512c974

Polysseum is a series of monthly tournaments featuring the tribe of the month. This month we have Zebasi 🧡

Save the date: July 15th 11:00PT/13:00 CT/14:00 ET/20:00 CEST

How to sign up:
Go to Multiplayer -> Tournaments (second button at the bottom)
or via the link.
Please check-in 15 minutes before the tournament

Details:
Live game, Might, 1v1, Small Lakes, Zebasi only
Single Elimination, semis, and finals Bo3
Prizes - 1st - €20, 2nd - €10, 3-4th - €5

Let's chat on Discord: #polysseum-tournaments