A Creator Clash is a scheduled event where two leagues face off. It's the most direct way for a community to find out where it stands, and the result card is made to be shared by both sides.
How a Clash works
- A creator challenges another creator and picks the game, the start time and the team size: 4, 8 or 16 a side.
- Players sign up to represent their league. Only players who were in the league when the challenge was made can sign up, so nobody brings in last-minute ringers.
- Players are paired by record, and each pair plays one normal head-to-head during the Clash window.
- Every win is a point for that player's league. The league with the most points takes the Clash.
Free, $5 or $10 a game
Creators choose whether games are free or have a $5 or $10 entry. In a paid Clash, each game pays its own winner automatically, like any head-to-head. There's no team pot, so your result never depends on how your teammates do. To sign up for a paid Clash you need enough in your wallet to cover the entry, and that's checked again when rosters lock.
Ties and no-shows
If the score is level, the two creators play each other to decide it; if that game doesn't happen in time, the Clash is a draw. If your opponent doesn't show up, the point goes to whoever did.
Where to find them
Clashes are listed in the Events tab for everyone, and on both leagues' pages. While one is live, you'll also see it at the top of the Leagues tab. New to leagues? Start with Introducing Creator Leagues.