Signups are open for Cups #4 and #5 and we’re waiting for YOU to become the next WoW Arena champions. The final 8 teams will be broadcast live on Twitch, so whether you’re competing, curious or just plain old crazy about esports—you can find out how to get involved below.

Signups for Cup #4 will close on Monday July 24 at 09:00 PDT, with bracket play starting on Wednesday July 26

Signups for Cup #5 will close on Monday July 31 at 09:00 PDT, with bracket play starting on Wednesday August 2

All About Tournaments

The events are 3v3 Arena Tournaments on live realms.

There is a double-elimination bracket, so watch out!

Team rosters are 4-player, but you can sign-up with 3.

All series are best-of-5.

Tournament Mode is required; all gear is normalized and honor talents and artifact power are maximized.

All About Prize Pools

1st place: $3,000, 160 points

2nd place: $1,500, 80 points

3rd place: $1,000, 36 points

4th place: $500, 20 points

5th and 6th places: 12 points each

All About Rosters

Didn’t finish in the top 6 in the first tournament? Not a problem! Teams can change their team members as often as they want, until points are earned. Once you have points on the board, your teams are set in stone. Well, except. . .

Teams who earn points are allotted one roster swap without consequences.

roster swap without consequences. After the free swap, there is an automatic 50% reduction to your points tally.

If you want to know more, read our official Championship rules below.

Signups Are Live!

Signups are live! Cup #4 is here, and Cup #5 is here.

Signups close for Cup #4 on Monday July 24 and for Cup #5 on Monday July 31

Teams will be seeded by the rating they achieve as signups close.

We’re excited to partner-up with GCDTV, who will be helping us out with all that has to happen behind the scenes (which is a lot).

The full rules and regs—plus the essential player handbook—can be found here.

Want To Run Your Own Tournament?

We would love to see more of these! The more community involvement the better and there are some seriously solid reasons for doing it. Community-run tournaments directly impact which teams end up in the Arena World Championships, as all approved community-run events award points. If you’re interested, here’s what you should do: read the guide, fill out the application form and send in it to us. If you have any questions about running your own event, get in touch. We’re here to help and want you to create as many community events as it’s possible to have.