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    IcySoapy
    Welcome to the second update for PA's North American DX Season 2 Rankings. We have a small update this time around adding three tournaments to the pool making our total now nine tournaments.

    If you wondering how the ranking system works there is an overview here.
    I also answered feedback on the ranking as well which you can read through here.
    Any questions, concerns, and/or comments can be sent to myself on twitter.


    Tournaments:
    Summer Jam [C Rank] SoCal Regionals [C Rank] Eye of the Storm [B rank] Canada Cup 2018 [C Rank] Destiny [S Rank] Northeast Championship 2018 [B Rank] Frosty Faustings XI [A Rank] NEW Frostfire 2019 [C Rank] NEW Heart of Battle [C Rank] NEW  
    Top 25 Player Rankings for 2.2:


    RANK PLAYER SHIFT 1 Wingtide 0 2 ThankSwalot +1 3 Euclase -1 4 Mewtater 0 5 Wise +9 6 InC Flegar 0 7 Ashgreninja1 -2 8 TA Slippingbug +4 9 DOG Kino NEW 10 BxA Twixxie -3 11 Adelvos -2 12 InC RoksoTheSavage -4 13 LZR ALLISTER -2 14 In The Groove +11 15 TytoVortex -5 16 TEC NEW 17 Burnside -4 18 TheJrJam +2 19 Kamaal NEW 20 Jin -5 21 Son_Dula -5 22 KOA SoulGuitarist -5 23 Fabilous NEW 24 WorkerBeez -1 25 PuppyHavoc -4
    Jetsplit
    Next weekend's FSBC Cup is a rerun of the official Group Match featuring Sceptile!
     
    The rerun of the FSBC Forest's Flash Cup will give players a second chance at the Forest's Flash title. Like with all of the official FSBC Cups, there will be a special title given to all participants. Remember that to receive your special title, you must play at least one match to completion. The "League Master" titles will once again be awarded to the top 100 competitors. Also, if you already participated in the first FSBC Forest's Flash Cup, you will receive PokéGold for participating in this official Group Match.
     
    You can find the full details for the second FSBC Forest's Flash Cup below.


     
    Ranking Times
    NA: Start: 2/22/19 8AM PDT End: 2/24/19 10PM PDT EU: Start: 2/22/19 10AM BST End: 2/25/19 12AM BST JP: Start: 2/22/19 10AM JST End: 2/25/19 12AM JST  
    Note: Battles will only be ranked during the Ranking Times each day.
     
    Format
    VS Mode: Team Battle
    Skill Level: Off
    Rematch: No
    Battle Stage: Fixed Battle Arena
     
    Participation Prize
    Participants will receive the special "Forest's Flash" title.

    Note: To earn the Participation Prize, players must play one match to completion during the ranking times listed above.
     
    Ranking Prizes
    Places 1 - 10: 
    Places 11 - 30: 
    Places 31 - 60: 
    Places 61 - 100: 
    Jetsplit
    Happy Valentine's Day! Here's your weekly What To Watch post for February 4 to 20, 2019.
     
    What To Watch is a weekly series that is published every Thursday, giving readers information on the upcoming tournaments for the week. From local tournaments to free online brackets to majors, we'll let you know what to watch (or perhaps even compete in!) from today up to the coming Wednesday. Please note that the information shared here pertains specifically to Pokkén, so be sure to check out the links to learn more about the event as a whole.
     
    This week, the first official qualifier tournament for the 2019 Pokkén Tournament season will take place in Victoria, Australia! Read on to get all the necessary information.
     
    Did we miss a tournament? Let us know and it will be added to the list shortly.
     
     
    February 15-17, 2018
    2019 Pokémon Oceania International Championships
    Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre | 1 Convention Centre Pl, South Wharf VIC 3006, Australia
     
    Saturday, February 16, 2018
    Smash Storm Saturdays #15
    GoodGame Bogotá | Cra. 8 #41-39, Bogotá, Colombia
     
    Saturday, February 16, 2019
    Tri Attack 6
    Fire And Dice | 589 Bridgeport Ave, Milford, CT 06460, USA
     
    Sunday, February 17, 2019
    King of Ferrum Fist
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Worldwide
     
    Monday, February 18, 2019
    Neos City Brawl #49
    Truly Urban Hobby Shop | 2391 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10468, USA
     
    Monday, February 18, 2019
    No Pause Weekly
    No Pause Gaming | 1700 N State St #16, Provo, UT 84604, USA
     
    Tuesday, February 19, 2019
    Nebraska Pokkén at Alpha Esports Lounge
    Oakview Mall | 3001 S 144th St, Omaha, NE 68144, USA
     
    Wednesday, February 20, 2019
    Ferrum Punch DX #6 Winter 2019
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Latin America
     
    Here's to a great week for Pokkén!
    Jetsplit
    Here are the tournament results for every Pokkén bracket from February 6 to February 12!
     
    This week's events included Heart of Battle and Nietplay Tournament, two exciting tournaments located in California and the United Kingdom, respectively! Over 40 players competed in Heart of Battle, while Nietplay Tournament had some of Europe's best players gathered under one roof for some intense competition.
     
    Did we miss a tournament? Let us know and it will be added to the list shortly.
     
     
    Wednesday, February 6, 2019
    Ferrum Punch DX #4 Winter 2019
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Latin America
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/PokemexFPDX4winter2019
     
    Wednesday, February 6, 2019
    Play Rough Canadian Online Tournament
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Canada
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/pl9pylky
     
    Wednesday, February 6, 2019
    Australia Summer-Autumn 2019 #4
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Australia
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/WeekAwayPog
     
    Wednesday, February 6, 2019
    Plymouth University Pokkén Tournament
    University of Plymouth | Drake Circus, Plymouth PL4 8AA, UK
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/7o9w211m
     
    Wednesday, February 6, 2019
    Wednesday Night Fights x Oakland 2018 Season 2 Episode 6
    Esports Arena | 255 2nd St, Oakland, CA 94607, USA
    Bracket: https://smash.gg/tournament/weds-night-fights-x-oakland-2019-s2ep06/events/pokken/brackets/530032/900964
     
    Thursday, February 7, 2019
    Pokkén @ Urban Chestnut 
    Urban Chestnut Brewing Company | 3229 Washington Ave, St. Louis, MO 63103, USA
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/iv6iroc8
     
    Friday, February 8, 2019
    Friday Salty Pokkén 57
    1446 E 6710 S, Cottonwood Heights, UT 84121, USA
    Bracket: https://saltygamingshow.challonge.com/vdiknp8f
     
    Friday, February 8, 2019
    York Street Battles #66
    99 on York | 99 York St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/PDXYSB2
     
    January 28 - February 3, 2019
    Synergy Blast DX January 2019
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Latin America
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/PokemexSBjan2019
     
    Thursday, February 8, 2019
    Singapore Season 3 Weekly #4
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Singapore
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/sorrythesearelikebiweeklynow
     
    Friday, February 9, 2019
    Heart of Battle
    DoubleTree by Hilton | Sycamore Village Dr, Norwalk, CA 90650, USA
    Bracket: https://smash.gg/tournament/heart-of-battle/events/pokken-tournament-dx/brackets
     
    Saturday, February 9, 2018
    Nietplay Tournament
    Hilton Leeds City | Neville St, Leeds, UK
    Brackets:
    Basic Battle Team Battle  
    Saturday, February 9, 2018
    The Training Grounds 4
    Legendary Wolf Games | 3001 S 144th St #2035, Omaha, NE 68144, USA
    Bracket: https://smash.gg/tournament/the-training-grounds-4-pokken-amateur-bracket/events/amateur-bracket/brackets/532073/903758
     
    Saturday, February 9, 2018
    China Online Monthly (Lunar New Year Special)
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | China
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/cku9mkk6
     
    Saturday, February 9, 2018
    Australia Summer-Autumn 2019 3v3 #3
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Australia
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/ARGGGHHHH
     
    Sunday, February 10, 2019
    King of Ferrum Fist
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Worldwide
    Bracket: https://ferrumleague.com/tournament.php?id=KFFT2
     
    Sunday, February 10, 2019
    Crepes & Controllers 13
    Crepes and Games | 751 S Latson Rd, Howell, MI 48843, USA
    Brackets:
    Basic Battle Team Battle  
    Monday, February 11, 2019
    Neos City Brawl #48
    Truly Urban Hobby Shop | 2391 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10468, USA
    Bracket: https://smash.gg/tournament/neos-city-brawl-48/events/pokk-n-dx-singles/brackets/532089/903774
     
    Tuesday, February 12, 2018
    Nebraska Pokkén at Legendary Wolf Games
    Oakview Mall | 3001 S 144th St, Omaha, NE 68144, USA
    Bracket: https://smash.gg/tournament/pokken-at-alpha-esports-lounge-2-12-19/events/pokken-tournament-dx/brackets/535663/911204
     
    Congratulations to all of this week's competitors!
    Jetsplit
    The results are now available for the second FSBC Cup featuring Aegislash. This event took place from February 8, 2019 to February 10, 2019.
     
    Those who placed in the top 100 have received rewards for their accomplishments, so be sure to check the group in-game to receive your placement as well as your rewards.
     
    You can find Europe's top 100 players from the second FSBC Underworld Ruler Cup below. A big thank you goes out to Tuxwuff for sending in the results for Europe! Unfortunately, our North American writers were unable to participate this weekend, so we don't have access to the North America results. If you participated and wish to share the NA results with us, please contact us!
     
    Keep in mind we do not have easy access to the Japan rankings, so they are absent from the results below. If you participate in the Japanese Group Matches and wish to have your region's rankings shared here, please let us know!  
     
    (Rerun) FSBC Underworld Ruler Cup - EU Top 100
     
    Did you enjoy the rerun of the FSBC Underworld Ruler Cup? Let us know in the comments below!
    Jetsplit
    Here's your weekly What To Watch post for February 7 to 13, 2019!
     
    What To Watch is a weekly series that is published every Thursday, giving readers information on the upcoming tournaments for the week. From local tournaments to free online brackets to majors, we'll let you know what to watch (or perhaps even compete in!) from today up to the coming Wednesday. Note that the information shared here pertains specifically to Pokkén, so be sure to check out the links to learn more about the event as a whole.
     
    This week features 2GGaming's Heart of Battle, a multi-hundred person event featuring tournaments for various Nintendo Switch titles. Check it out!
     
    Did we miss a tournament? Let us know and it will be added to the list shortly.
     
     
    Friday, February 8, 2018
    Singapore Season 3 Weekly #4
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Singapore
     
    Saturday, February 9, 2019
    Heart of Battle
    DoubleTree by Hilton | Sycamore Village Dr, Norwalk, CA 90650, USA
     
    Saturday, February 9, 2018
    Nietplay Tournament
    Hilton Leeds City | Neville St, Leeds, UK
     
    Saturday, February 9, 2018
    China Online Monthly (Lunar New Year Special)
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | China
     
    Saturday, February 9, 2018
    The Training Grounds 4
    Legendary Wolf Games | 3001 S 144th St #2035, Omaha, NE 68144, USA
     
    Sunday, February 10, 2019
    King of Ferrum Fist
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Worldwide
     
    Monday, February 11, 2019
    Neos City Brawl #48
    Truly Urban Hobby Shop | 2391 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10468, USA
     
    Monday, February 11, 2019
    No Pause Weekly
    No Pause Gaming | 1700 N State St #16, Provo, UT 84604, USA
     
    Tuesday, February 12, 2019
    Nekyucards Pokkén #16
    Nekocards | 311 Elizabeth St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
     
    Here's to a great week for Pokkén!
    Jetsplit
    More information has been revealed for the 2019 Pokémon Oceania International Championships, including the stream schedule for VGC, TCG, and Pokkén Tournament DX!
     
    The tournament will be taking place in one week - Friday through Sunday in Australia and Thursday through Saturday in American time zones. Streamed VGC and TCG matches will begin on Valentine's Day, while Pokkén will begin on Friday afternoon. Don't forget! Not only is this the first qualifier for the 2019 Pokkén Tournament World Championships, it's also the first official Pokémon tournament to utilize the 3-on-3 Team Battle format. Regular tournament-goers, this is what you've been preparing for!
     
    Below is all you need to know regarding Pokkén Tournament DX at the 2019 Pokémon Oceania International Championships. And of course, a huge congratulations to our three community members (listed below) who will be commentating the event!
     
     
    2019 Pokémon Oceania International Championships
     
    Stream link: https://www.twitch.tv/pokkentournament  
    Commentators: Michael "H2" Graf Evan “WonderChef” Hashimoto Michael “Midori” Tjong  
    Stream schedule: Friday, February 15 2:30 p.m. – 12:30 a.m. PST Saturday, February 16 (Finals)  2:30 p.m. – 10 p.m. PST  
    Event location: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Convention Centre Pl, South Wharf VIC 3006, Australia  
    More information: Pokémon.com Event registration Calendar event
    Jetsplit
    Here are the tournament results for every Pokkén bracket from January 30 to February 5!
     
    This past weekend featured Victory Road 3, the return of the legendary tournament series by Burnside. The online tournament was a great display of skill from some of NA and EU's best, so be sure to check out the various VODs for the event (and the week's other tournaments) linked below.
     
    Did we miss a tournament? Let us know and it will be added to the list shortly.
     
     
    Wednesday, January 30, 2019
    Australia Summer-Autumn 2019 3v3 #2
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Australia
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/IHave70AlternativeAccounts
     
    Saturday, February 2, 2019
    Victory Road 3: The Team Battle Frontier
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Worldwide
    Bracket: https://smash.gg/tournament/victory-road-3-the-team-battle-frontier/events/pokken-tournament-dx/brackets/516034/883342
    VODs:
    PuppyHavoc Ouroboro Jolts ChinoKyou  
    Saturday, February 2, 2019
    Marine Smash Chronicles 2
    Midcoast Pizza & More | 737 Washington St, Bath, ME 04530, USA
    Bracket: https://smash.gg/tournament/maine-smash-chronicles-2/events/pokken-tournament-dx/brackets/530607/901679
     
    Saturday, February 2, 2019
    Smash Storm Saturdays #14
    GoodGame Bogotá | Cra. 8 #41-39, Bogotá, Colombia
    Bracket: https://smash.gg/tournament/smash-storm-saturdays-14/events/pokk-n-tournament/brackets/526922/896957/
     
    Saturday, February 2, 2018
    Tempest Circuit v.4
    143 Serangoon North Ave 1, 07 Block 143, Singapore 550143
    Bracket: https://smash.gg/tournament/tempest-circuit-v-4/events/tempest-circuit-v-4/brackets/530066/901005
    VOD: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/373828710
     
    Saturday, February 2, 2019
    Warrior's Path 4.3
    Worlds Collide Gaming Esports Lounge | 18110 Nordhoff St c, Northridge, CA 91325, USA
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/WP43PDX
     
    Saturday, February 2, 2018
    Spartan Smackdown Gaiden
    College of Communication Arts and Sciences | 404 Wilson Rd, East Lansing, MI 48823, USA
    Bracket: https://smash.gg/tournament/spartan-smackdown-gaiden/events/pokken-singles/brackets/520658/889299
     
    Saturday, February 2, 2019
    Australia Summer-Autumn 2019 #4
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Australia
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/MustardFloatAway
    VOD: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/374455323
     
    January 28 - February 3, 2019
    Synergy Blast DX January 2019
    Pokkén Tournament DX Online | Latin America
    Bracket: https://challonge.com/PokemexSBjan2019
     
    Monday, February 4, 2019
    Neos City Brawl #47
    Truly Urban Hobby Shop | 2391 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10468, USA
    Bracket: https://smash.gg/tournament/neos-city-brawl-47/events/pokk-n-dx-team-battle-mode-round-robin/brackets/531427/902904
    VOD: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/375328031
     
    Tuesday, February 5, 2019
    Hollywood Action Tuesdays 52
    TCL Chinese 6 Theatres | 6801 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028, USA
    Bracket: https://smash.gg/tournament/hollywood-action-tuesdays-52/events/3v3/brackets/530608/901680
     
    Tuesday, February 5, 2019
    Phase Shift #35
    FX Game Exchange | 3000 Custer Rd, Plano, TX 75075, USA
    Bracket: https://smash.gg/tournament/phase-shift-35/events/phase-shift-35/brackets/531050/902325
     
    Congratulations to all of this week's competitors!
    IcySoapy
    Last season, the Pokkén Arena: North America Rankings got a lot of questions and feedback during the season. This whole post will be dedicated to answering feedback and addressing concerns that weren’t answered in the PA: NA Season 2 Overview. As a disclaimer, a part of these answers are from my personal point of view so take that as you will.
     
    Transparency & Communication:
    This was brought up in the feedback thread for good reason: Communication was very dry over the season and there were few public posts addressing questions. Feedback does get shared in the backroom but we’d never publicly say anything often, and that is our fault. However, we are watching and looking at feedback.
    I’ll skip the “people are busy” reasonings as I’m sure everyone understands personal life/financial stability takes priority. Honestly, there is no excuse for the lack of communication. Fumu did by far the best job answering questions on social media and directing messages. Raikel would answer feedback in direct messages but was much less active on social media. Then specifically for myself, I only answered whoever either directly messages me or specifically mentions me on social media. I could have made more of an effort to make posts about feedback I answered since some people may have the same question(s).
    This season we’ll be stepping up our communication with the community. We’ve already taken some steps like with talking about feedback on the Ferrum Heights podcast, the season overview, and now this post once it does get published. We’re overall just trying to provide more clarity. The backroom team will still answer feedback sent to us in messages and/or posted publicly, and we’ll be posting more information like we did with the tournament averages. I can’t promise that everything will be answered immediately but we will get to it as soon as possible.
     
    Renaming Pokkén Arena Rankings to Pokkén Arena: North American Rankings:
    There were a lot of mixed feelings about the rankings being called “Pokkén Arena Rankings” as people weren’t sure if it was a North American or Global ranking. Confusion was added when community members and myself called them the North America rankings while others just refer to them as Pokkén Arena Rankings. For me, referring to PA rankings as global doesn’t make sense because the PA rankings only considered tournaments from North American tournaments. In order to clear up any confusion we are adding North America to “Pokkén Arena Rankings” to help make it clear that this a North America Power Ranking. This means only Tournaments from the United States and Canada are in consideration for these rankings. 

    Will there be a global power rankings for Pokkén Arena?:
    As of right now, no. There are a multitude of reasons for this:
    1. We use entrants to help rank tournaments. Looking specifically at NA, EU, JP these regions have very different entrant counts.  2. There are also different standards for what counts as a regional, major, and super major between all the regions so it becomes this mess of a balancing act.  3. Some regions have significantly more tournaments than another region. For example, North America had 21 major tournaments while Europe had 5 major tournaments. It then becomes how do we weigh NA’s 21 tournaments fairly in comparison to EU’s 5 tournaments.  4. There aren’t a lot of tournaments where players from different countries overlap so there is drastic lack of reference points for these three regions and other scenes as well. A global power ranking would end up being hypothetical guessing with a lack of evidence to make any strong arguments. There just isn’t a strong and reliable way to rank all the regions so major regions have made their own separate power rankings.   
    The Hit List (Step 3 of the PA Rankings):
    I have been very outspoken about how much I dislike the hit list. It was supposed to be a catch up tool for players who couldn’t travel as much but found big wins. However, it was made so that anyone could get hit list bonus points. It became less of catch up tool and much more of a farming tool. For example Twixxie could farm extra points off of top 10 players as a top player himself and it gave him this unsurpassable safety net with how much he travelled. Someone like ThankSwalot had no chance of passing him even though he never placed outside of Top 8 the entire season and still had a high amount of attendance. The hit list was bad and I’m glad it was removed. The fact it was even made and included drives me insane.
     
    Did Season 1 put too much value on travelling?:
    I would say yes because of the hit list and how much value it gave for just going to tournaments and just upsetting or beating top players repeatedly. Like you could go to a bunch of tournaments and get upsets without placing well and the hit list would carry you because you travelled and kept finding upset wins so bonus points would just stack up.
     
    Last Season Ranking Tournaments, What happened?:
    This was before my time and there isn’t a simple answer. The system that was being used before I came in had multiple issues: Over-reliance on Top 20 to the point that if a tournament didn’t have any top 20 the chances of it ranking were very poor; an outdated power ranking list for back half of the season; the weight which international players were valued, which was questionable. The jump in requirements between each tournament tier got questionable for B and A ranks. All these issues played into each other.
     
    Making C rank valuable:
    While reviewing Season One, I felt C rank wasn’t in a healthy tournament spot. I surveyed players on their opinion on C rank tournaments, and the feedback spoke for itself. To quote one of the players on C rank tournaments, 
    This was a repeat feeling among many. We don’t want players to have this negative stigma towards lower ranked tournaments. This is why you saw the shift of points to awarding only Top 4 in C rank, because we wanted to make C rank valuable without just turning them into B rank. C rank have very few ranked players and getting good head to head against unranked players won't help much. However, moving points to top 4 still allowed us to award players for doing well and being consistent.
     
    Were S ranks worth too much in PA:NA DX Season 1?:
    Yes. I gave out the numbers in Ferrum Heights: In placings alone you’d need 8 C rank tournament 1st places to compete with 1 S rank tournament 1st Place. There were 5 C rank tournaments in season one and 4 S rank tournaments. So the amount of C ranks needed became 32 and this is before head to head came into account. Obviously, that is a ridiculous amount of C rank tournaments needed. To give you the idea of the scale for season one, 8 C rank = 4 B rank = 2 A rank = 1 S rank. The tournament spread of season one was
    5 C rank  9 B rank  3 A rank  4 S rank  One good S rank performance would sky rocket you to the top of the standing and it wouldn’t matter if you busted at a C rank or even a B rank tournament. It ended up promoting doing well at S rank tournaments over doing consistently well.

    Presenting Top25 vs Top50:
    This is a tough one because this wasn’t a issue as much as the faults within the ranking system. It was more collateral damage. At this point in time we’ll be sticking with Top 25 unless we see more player growth and activity to warrant a Top 50. Basically, It’s still subject to change given the right conditions and there is no clear cut answer currently.
     
    X Factor:
    We were asked about the possible inclusion of a x factor. For those who don't know what a x factor is, it is basically a variable saying a player is considered potentially better or worse compared to where they currently rank, This is usually handled by a group of panelists who are analysts that look at how all players did throughout the season. The chances of adding a x factor to the rankings is low for a few reasons. Right now I am the only person who goes through vods and compiles data for North America and for Europe. If we did a X factor for last season it would have been solely my opinion.
    Jetsplit
    This weekend's FSBC Cup is a rerun of the official Group Match featuring Aegislash!
     
    The rerun of the FSBC Underworld Ruler Cup will give players a second chance at the Underworld Ruler title. Like with all of the official FSBC Cups, there will be a special title given to all participants. Remember that to receive your special title, you must play at least one match to completion. The "League Master" titles will once again be awarded to the top 100 competitors. Also, if you already participated in the first FSBC Underworld Ruler Cup, you will receive PokéGold for participating in this official Group Match.
     
    You can find the full details for the second FSBC Underworld Ruler Cup below.


     
    Ranking Times
    NA: Start: 2/8/19 8AM PDT End: 2/10/19 10PM PDT EU: Start: 2/8/19 10AM BST End: 2/11/19 12AM BST JP: Start: 2/8/19 10AM JST End: 2/11/19 12AM JST  
    Note: Battles will only be ranked during the Ranking Times each day.
     
    Format
    VS Mode: Basic Battle
    Skill Level: Off
    Rematch: No
    Battle Stage: Fixed Battle Arena
     
    Participation Prize
    Participants will receive the special "Underworld Ruler" title.

    Note: To earn the Participation Prize, players must play one match to completion during the ranking times listed above.
     
    Ranking Prizes
    Places 1 - 10: 
    Places 11 - 30: 
    Places 31 - 60: 
    Places 61 - 100: 
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