Requests and the duel

How to find an opponent and how a one-on-one fight goes

Take turns on a shared board: every chain is a hit, and longer chains hit harder. Last mage standing wins.

Common room

The common room holds fight requests of every format: one-on-one and team. Accept any that admits your hero's level — or post your own. Requests come and go all the time; every 15 minutes the whole room changes.

What a request shows

Who posted it and their level, the levels it admits, the format and the mode, open seats and a reward hint. A rival's skills and life are never shown.

The level colour: plain — the same as yours; orange — 1–2 above; red — 3 or more above; grey — below.

Tap a hero’s name to open their page: level, gear and wins this week.

Your request

In your own request you set the fighter levels — no further than 6 levels from yours and no higher than the top hero in the room — and the format. Until you choose, it is from your level to yours + 2. Your last choice is remembered.

The draw

Nobody picks an opponent. A one-on-one request gathers applicants for 3–12 seconds and draws lots. In a team fight the game deals the sides even in levels — except a hero’s first team fight: there the hero stands beside a senior.

The blow

Every chain is a blow. A long one hits harder: each potion beyond the shortest chain adds 12.5%, but a blow never grows beyond ×2.

• A bomb or a rune in the chain makes the blow even stronger.
• In the arena a spell hits ×3 of a plain blow and cannot be dodged.
• A racial gift is a move, too.

The result

Rookie's club

A gift from Blub after your first arena defeat and after 3 defeats in a row — once a day at most. In your next 3 fights the hero's plain blow is 25% stronger.