Dungeon Dojo Invitational Season 4

Event Overview

DDI Season 4 is a Mythic Keystone push-style weekend tournament that will take place on the 27th and 28th of July 2024. Participating teams will have a maximum of 1 attempt and each attempt will span 3 hours. Attempts must take place between 14:00 CEST / 08:00 EDT / 05:00 PDT and 09:00 CEST / 03:00 EDT / 00:00 PDT each day.

Schedule

Registration
Mon June 17 - Registration Opens 08:00 CEST (02:00 EDT / 23:00 PDT June 16)
Mon July 15 - Registration Ends 23:00 CEST (17:00 EDT / 14:00 PDT)

Competition Window
Sat July 27 - Day 1 Begins 14:00 CEST (08:00 EDT / 05:00 PDT)
Sun July 28 - Day 1 Ends 09:00 CEST (03:00 EDT / 00:00 PDT)
Sun July 28 - Day 2 Begins 14:00 CEST (08:00 EDT / 05:00 PDT)
Mon July 29 - Day 2 Ends 09:00 CEST (03:00 EDT / 00:00 PDT)

Team Composition and Registration

Teams submit their characters and are registered as a team on Raider.IO. A team consists of 5 players with 1 reserve player. A player can change specs but cannot change class once the team is set. Stacking specs is allowed. Teams have 3 hours to complete as many dungeons as they can push, with a 30-minute break time required. Teams are allowed to finish a key outside of the window so long as the key was begun before the window’s end.

Teams will be seeded into brackets based on the collective team’s Raider.IO score. Placement in the brackets will be determined once registration has closed. All team members are encouraged to run the Raider.IO desktop app and turn on advanced combat logging. Every team member must be in the Dungeon Dojo Discord.

Team Leader

Each team must designate a Team Leader. Team Leader responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Running the Raider.IO desktop app during all attempts.
  
• Combat log all attempts using Advanced Combat Logging - preferably live-logging.
  
• Relaying information about starting their attempt and starting their break
  
• Relaying information from Dungeon Dojo staff to their teammates
  
• Offenses to any aforementioned rules may result in invalidation of the key, disqualification of the attempt, or disqualification of the team.

Competition Format

The tournament teams are divided into three brackets, each with increased difficulty. The bracket intervals are 0 to 2499, 2500 to 2999, and 3000 and up. Brackets will begin their keys at 2+, 6+, and 10+ respectively.

Once the event timer starts, any key started by the team will begin their attempt. Team Leaders will be responsible for notifying their scorekeeper that they are starting their attempt and when they start their break and end it. Teams will select a keyholder and push that keyholder’s key. There is no changing of keyholders once the attempt begins. The team’s attempt will be complete when the keyholder leaves.

Once a key is started, teams must remain in the instance and attempt to complete the key. They can only reduce a key level after they spend at least 15 minutes on the specific key attempt. Any key started before the end of the attempt window can be completed and will be accepted but a team cannot start a key after time.

A team’s reserve player can be used to replace an existing team member during the attempt window but once the substitution has occurred, it cannot occur again

Scoring Table

Keystone Level Points

Mythic + Key Level	Points Awarded
Mythic +2	250
Mythic +3	375
Mythic +4	500
Mythic +5	625
Mythic +6	750
Mythic +7	875
Mythic +8	1000
Mythic +9	1215
Mythic +10	1350
Mythic +11	1485
Mythic +12	1740
Mythic +13	1885
Mythic +14	2030
Mythic +15	2325
Mythic +16	2480
Mythic +17	2635
Mythic +18	2790
Mythic +19	2945
Mythic +20	3100
Mythic +21	3255
Mythic +22	3410
Mythic +23	3565
Mythic +24	3720
Mythic +25	3875

Conduct

• All teams must adhere to the codes of conduct as set out by the Dungeon Dojo. Streamers and team members are a representation of the Dungeon Dojo and should maintain a high standard of good sportsmanship and respect while competing.
  
• Players streaming and listed on the registration form agree to have their POV restreamed and cast on the Dungeon Dojo Twitch channel.
  
• Streamers should not have any content on their stream - visual or audio (including comms) - that may violate Twitch’s TOS or Dungeon Dojo’s rules. This includes team names, graphics, music, player names, chat, etc.
  
• Dungeon Dojo staff reserve the right to review conduct of players and administer penalties as they see fit.
  
• Teams found to be exploiting Dungeon Dojo Invitational’s rules will be subject to disqualification.