WUH Tournament
The first community tournament: three factions of 33, three captains in each with eleven players apiece. Two matches on the closed second server. Registration is open — first you become a captain, then you call your people in with a link.
Matches played
- STEP 1 Sign in with Discord We know you by the same account you use in the community.
- STEP 2 Link Steam Without it nothing you do in the match counts. One click.
- STEP 3 Squad Pick a faction, become one of the three captains and gather eleven.
The players pick when we play
Check in
Miss the button before the start and you lose your place — it goes to a free agent. The server password appears right here the moment you press it.
In game: server list → our second one → “Join” → paste the password. Do not pass it on: anyone without a place on a roster has no business on the field anyway.
| # | Squad | Points | Kills | CASH | Matches |
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Sign in with Discord
The tournament is played by our own people, so we recognise you by our own Discord. We ask for nothing beyond that: your name and avatar.
Link your Steam
Every point in this tournament — kills, money, attendance — is counted by the server against your SteamID. The site knows you by Discord. If the two are not linked, you play the whole match and the bot never sees you — and afterwards there is nothing left to fix it with.
Press it, Steam opens its own page, you confirm and come back. We never see your password: the confirmation happens on Steam's side.
You have been invited to a squad — we are adding you to the roster. If anything goes wrong, the code is already in the field below.
Become a captain
Each faction has exactly three captains, and each captain has eleven players including themselves. Pick who you play for — then call your people in.
Join with a code
The captain sends a link or eight characters. Paste them here and you are on the roster.
NOBODY WALKS INTO SOMEONE ELSE'S SQUAD — THE CAPTAIN BUILDS THE ROSTER
You are being called
Captains who liked your card. You can accept only one — the rest go out then. Turning one down spoils nothing: your card stays in the pool.
Nobody to go with?
Become a free agent — captains who are short of people see your card with your hours on our server and your K/D. It is not an application and binds you to nothing: changed your mind, one button takes you out of the pool.
No need to write out your contacts: the card carries a “Message” button, and the captain opens your Discord with one press.
What do you want to play? Press everything you can do — or just one.
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A square image, up to 300 KB. Until there is one, the squad stands on the board under the captain's avatar.
Anyone who follows the link sees the code already in the field. Everyone goes through the same two steps: Discord and Steam.
Three factions of 33, three captains inside each
You gather by faction, not by single squad. Each one has exactly three captains, and each captain takes eleven including themselves: 3 × 11 = 33. Three factions — 99 players.
The captain picks the faction when creating the squad — out of those with room left. No draw and no decision from HQ: first there, first to choose.
- One person, one squad for the whole tournament.
- There is no walking in: the captain builds the roster — by link or from the free-agent pool.
- Linking Steam is required: points are counted against your SteamID, and without it the match simply will not count.
Two matches. The points total wins, not the number of rounds won
The tournament is two matches. A round of WARDOGS runs to 100 points and lasts about 70 minutes, so two matches with a break come to roughly three hours.
| For what | To whom | How much |
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| A kill | the player and their squad | +1 |
| Money earned | the player and their squad | +1 per 10,000 |
| Faction wins the match | all three squads of that faction | +10 |
| Full roster present at the start | the squad | +2 |
| Teamkilling, unsporting behaviour | the squad | -5 |
| Cheating | the squad | -15 or removal |
Three winners
- First place — the squad with the highest points total across both matches. That is the main prize.
- The winning faction — whichever won more matches.
- MVP in two categories: kills, and money earned.
About three hours from the first button to the results
- An hour before the start — check-in opens: you come here and press “I'm here”.
- Right after that the server password appears on this same page. Only those who checked in can see it.
- Fifteen minutes before the start the bot sorts everyone into factions. There is nothing for you to do.
- Match 1 — to 100 points, about 70 minutes.
- A 15-minute break — standings so far and the MVPs.
- Match 2 — a different map, the same factions.
- Results — and the password comes off, the server is open to everyone again.
The tournament runs on the second server. The first one works as usual
For the tournament the second server closes behind a password — so that only entrants are on the field. Everyone who checked in gets the password right here on this page.
The first server stays open to everyone the whole time — no password, nothing changed. If you are not playing the tournament, you simply play there, like any other evening.
What is not affected
- Seeding points are earned as always, on both servers.
- The rating and the board keep counting: we measure who is on the server directly, not through the door.
- Bans apply on both servers, like any other day.
- Priority entry on the first server works unchanged.
In short: play as usual, only fairly
- Do not switch faction. The bot puts you back automatically; doing it on purpose is grounds for a moderator's decision.
- Teamkilling and deliberately ruining the game for your own side — points off the squad.
- Cheating — the squad is out of the tournament and banned on both servers.
- Replacing someone who did not show up — through a moderator, before the match starts.
- A dispute about points — the score is saved as snapshots every ten seconds for the whole match, so any number can be shown minute by minute.
Free agents
Hours and K/D come from our own measurements of the server, not from what the person says.