Guide Directory
PvP
Star Crown Convergence
Each realm sends one five-player team to contest the Star Crown, while other adventurers can pursue the solo path.- Schedule
- Planned monthly; official launch dates will be announced separately
- Required Level
- Planned for Lv60+
- Location
- Morning Star Capital Arena · Star Crown Mirror Realm
- How to Join
- The Five Luminaries division uses a fixed five-player team from one realm; the Solo Luminary division is individual.
How It Works
After registration opens, choose either the five-player realm team path or the solo path. The two divisions are exclusive and use your locked live-character build.
Rewards
Participation, advancement, and final placement each grant published rewards. The top three teams also bring celebrations and lasting honors to their realms. Final details follow each season announcement.
Two Championship Paths
- The Five Luminaries division decides which realm claims the Star Crown. Each realm sends one final fixed team of five.
- The Solo Luminary division crowns the adventurer who completes the star path alone. Eligible players outside the final realm team may enter.
- You may compete in only one division per season. Players eliminated in realm selection receive a short window to move into the solo division.
Season Schedule
- Team and solo registration opens in Week 1. Official dates and local times will be published in the season announcement.
- Week 2 holds realm selection, followed by roster and character-build locking for the season.
- Cross-realm ranking rounds take place on Saturday of Week 3, followed by elimination finals and awards on Sunday.
Five Luminaries Division
- Registration requires a complete five-player team from the same realm. If several teams enter, a realm elimination bracket selects the sole representative.
- The cross-realm ranking stage has five rounds, with the leading 16 teams advancing to Sunday’s elimination bracket.
- The elimination bracket runs from the Round of 16 through the championship match, with a third-place match as well. The Grand Final is decided across multiple games.
Solo Luminary Division
- The solo division is a separate top-level honor path alongside the team event, with no realm-team membership required.
- Saturday features six cross-realm ranking rounds, with the leading 64 players advancing to Sunday’s elimination bracket.
- The bracket progresses through the Round of 64, 32, 16, quarterfinals, semifinals, and the final top three.
Compete With Your Live Build
- Star Crown Convergence uses your live character’s level, class, equipment, skills, cultivation, and eligible Phantom Beast setup rather than standardized builds.
- A tournament mirror is created when builds lock. Later progression in the live world does not change that season’s competition setup.
- Defeat, durability changes, and consumable use in the tournament do not carry back to the live world. Each match begins from a valid base state.
Matches and Disruptions
- Team matches last up to 45 minutes and solo matches up to 20 minutes. Elimination advancement is never decided at random.
- At least four team members must check in. A four-player team may choose to fight, but cannot replace an absent member at the last moment.
- If disconnected, you may return to the same match while it is still running. Leaving voluntarily or conceding results in a loss.
Rewards and Realm Glory
- Completing ranking rounds, reaching the bracket, and earning final placements grant corresponding character growth, Phantom Beast growth, Gold, and published item rewards.
- Final placement grants the highest reward tier reached rather than stacking every lower placement tier.
- The top three teams bring a limited growth celebration to their realms. The champion realm also displays the Star Crown Cup until the next champion is crowned.
- Tournament titles grant no combat stats. Permanent honors and historical results for the top three are recorded in the Hall of Glory.
Current in-game availability and settlement are authoritative.