Swordland Summit League

Lock a reliable roster, plan the multi-week series and distinguish team, personal and kingdom rewards.

Roster planning comes before the first match

The league runs across several weeks and shares Legion slots with regular Swordland Showdown. Register a roster whose members can attend the selected battle times. R4 and R5 choose up to 30 Combatants and 20 Substitutes; those lists lock at the end of sign-up.

Before sign-up closes

  • Use the vote to find workable times, then verify the three time slots actually registered by management.
  • Confirm Town Center eligibility and the extra requirements for a second Legion.
  • Do not plan to switch into another qualified Legion after the series begins. Check participation and reward consequences before leaving the alliance or transferring.
  • Matchmaking and tier assignment use the league’s rules. Historical wins, ordinary alliance power and adjacent leaderboard positions are not substitutes for the registered Legion’s matchmaking criteria.

A Qualifier loss is not the end of participation

Legions that lose a Qualifier can continue in Points Battle. Keep attending the matches still offered to your Legion rather than treating every bracket loss as elimination from all rewards. The season reference lists the configured progression and separates rewards by tier and kingdom age.

Claim the right reward streams

  • Personal battle rewards, Legion placement rewards, alliance rewards and kingdom-wide rewards are different. Check each eligibility requirement.
  • Keep League Tokens for Match Prediction and the regular shop, and Champion Tokens for Champion Prediction and its shop. Predictions can lose the tokens spent.
  • Review Match Missions throughout the first six weeks rather than waiting for the final ranking.