Warspear Online will run a new Arena of Realms tournament from October 12 through October 18. The event uses three-player teams and gives competitors four fixed battle windows each day.
Seven days of scheduled 3v3 matches
The tournament begins at 13:00 CEST on October 12 and ends at 23:59 CEST on October 18. Daily matches are available from 14:00 to 15:00, 16:30 to 17:30, 20:00 to 21:00, and 22:30 to 23:30 CEST. Players who plan to compete should use those published windows rather than treating the event as an all-day queue.
Titulum’s announcement says the event brings players from different game servers into the same competition. Results feed both local and global leaderboards, so a team’s placement is measured within its own server and across the wider field. The developer has not published a detailed reward table in the announcement; it refers only to rewards for leading competitors.
What players need to know
The format is 3v3, but the notice does not list separate eligibility rules, registration steps, scoring formulas, or tie-break procedures. Players should check the in-game tournament interface and official notices before their first match, especially if the displayed schedule differs from the announcement in their region.
Warspear Online is a free-to-play 2D MMORPG developed and published by Titulum Enterprises Limited. Its Steam listing supports Windows, macOS and Linux and describes faction-based PvP, guild play, dungeons, castle battles and seasonal events. The same account can also be used on the mobile versions, according to the store description.
How this event differs from regular arena play
The cross-server structure is the practical difference. A normal server population limits the available opponents; Arena of Realms opens the pool to teams from other servers during the scheduled windows. That can change the range of team compositions a group encounters, although the announcement makes no promises about matchmaking times or competitive balance.
The official post confirms the dates, daily windows, 3v3 format and two leaderboard levels. It does not support claims about prize values, participant numbers or which classes will perform best. Those details should remain open until Titulum publishes more information or the tournament begins.
Sources
- Reporting source: GamerHeadlines
- Primary evidence: Warspear Online tournament announcement
- Official game page and media: Steam
