Round 46
| Round 46 | |
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| Winner 🥇 | |
| Player: | Rury |
| Dominion: | The Revenant 2: Bear With Me |
| Race: | Kobold |
| Second 🥈 | |
| Name: | xxx |
| Dominion: | xxx |
| Race: | xxx |
| Third 🥉 | |
| Name: | xxx |
| Dominion: | xxx |
| Race: | xxx |
| General | |
| Changes: | Round 46/Changes |
| Valhalla: | Link |
Top 100 Results
Round 46 Win Story
🏆 Round 46 — “Round the Clock Ops” The story of Realm 3’s march to victory Every great story starts with a gathering of legends — and this one began when Erix once again rallied the gang for another round of Open Dominion. With Poige busy in real life and Volv returning from a break, there was a single open slot in the pack. In a totally “coincidental” move, Erix “missed” a message from Buckshot and instead picked up Lud off the waiver wire. Destiny? Absolutely.
Pre-Round Plans The early plan was clear: Fast Attacking (FA) looked rough this round. The consensus — go mid-speed and win through ops, coordination, and timing. Volv and Manno locked in Merfolk and Undead for strong ops play, Erix and Lud went mid with Spirit and Gnome, and Rury, in true Rury fashion, grabbed Kobold to play fast “for some reason.” When the round began, the pack landed in Realm 3, joined by a dream lineup: Scuzy, Zed, MeeSAX, Karp, Sommarhydda, and Crag — the perfect mix of explorers, ops, and fast hitters. The placement couldn’t have been better.
Week 1 — Setting the Tone The early round was smooth and methodical. No nukes, no chaos — just clean hits. Erix and Crag started strong with a handful of bot hits, setting the realm up for an early lead. But the real tone-setter came just 12 hours in: an Ares drop (naturally found by Karp) led to Erix’s first major hit on a live target. It was clean, efficient, and ruthless — the kind of hit that lets everyone know your realm means business. Moments later, Rury followed up with his own strike. True to form, whenever a target appeared, his first question was always, “Is there someone bigger I can hit?” He became the realm’s relentless spearhead, while the ops team worked overtime keeping everyone supplied with strength and intel.
Realm MVPs Every cog in the Realm 3 machine mattered: • Crag, balancing newborn life and Open Dominion life like a pro, provided crucial early momentum. (Turns out, babies have perfect sleep cycles for tick play.) • Sommar, dubbed the Ratio God, landed the tough ops when others couldn’t. • Karp earned his crown as the Ares Drop King — finding hits day after day. As Erix said in chat: “If you’re not in Karp’s realm, cast your Ares early — you’ll be found out.”
War & Momentum The first real war that mattered came against Realm #5, not #4 — and it’s the one Lud called the turning point. Early on, days 1–4, Realm 3 actually lagged slightly behind in numbers. But then came the big plays: the coordinated fireballs on Kobold, Nomad, and Firewalker, followed by synchronized hits that dismantled Realm #5’s key players. That war wasn’t just a victory — it was the spark. From there, the team refined its rhythm: • US crew opened each operation window, • EU crew closed it out, • And Rury’s daily “good morning” became the unofficial heartbeat of the realm. It wasn’t just about gameplay — it was about connection. Volv dropped his trademark morning and night GIFs, Lud began to expect them by 9:45 PM each night, and the chat stayed alive with laughs, plans, and the occasional sleep-deprived meme.
Round-the-Clock Ops One of the realm’s biggest advantages was its global coverage. With Volv, Lud, and Erix holding down the European hours and Rury and Manno anchoring the US time zone, the realm ran 24/7 — no downtime, no missed ops. As Volv put it: “We had so many Euros awake for ops, I didn’t even need to pull late nights.” It was, truly, round-the-clock ops.
Looking Back By the end of Round 46, what began as a mid-speed experiment became a model of coordination and trust. Everyone played their part — from Erix’s leadership and precision hits, to Volv’s consistency, Lud’s tactical mid play, Manno’s coordination, Rury’s aggression, Karp’s intel mastery, Sommar’s ratios, and Crag’s perfect timing (both in-game and baby naps). Realm 3 didn’t just win through numbers — they won through teamwork, timing, and good vibes.
⚔️ Final Words Round 46 will be remembered as The Round of Round-the-Clock Ops — a round of balance, humor, and pure coordination across continents. Or, as Erix himself put it: “The story’s fine — more vibes than story though. Might be a nice addition to an actual story.” So here it is, Erix — the story and the vibes, all wrapped into one. Until next round — good morning, good night, and cast your Ares early.
Would you like me to also make a short announcement version (something concise enough for a Discord channel pin or summary embed, maybe with emojis and formatted quotes)?
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