The DM Challenger Tour

Ever pondered who reigned as the supreme WFF player from 2016 to 2019?  Was it Naval, Torene, or perhaps Anwix?

Also in 2022, despite a flurry of HDM clan wars, there was no individual tour. So, how do we unearth the top player of that year?

However, in 2021, Antar claimed victory in OSR 1, while Krazy dominated WFF OS 11. The question arises: who truly outshone the other that year?

Here's the answer to all these questions:

The DM Challenger Tour ranking is a system used to rank players  based on their performance in tournaments ( individual / clan-based) and clanwars over the whole year. This ranking system helps determine the seeding of players in tournaments and their overall standing in DM community.

• The ranking system relies on a points-based method, where players earn points based on their results in tournaments and clanwars.
• The DMCT ranking points are awarded over a rolling 50-week period, meaning that a player's ranking is based on their results from the last 47 weeks.(06/01/2024 - 22/12/2024).
• To spice things up, by year-end, the top eight players in each category will go head-to-head in an epic faceoff. This showdown will determine the undisputed champions, and the winners won't just claim bragging rights - they'll snag some awesome prizes to solidify their status as the very best.

Here's a breakdown of how the points distribution generally works:

Tournament Levels: Tournaments are categorized into 2 levels based on their importance and prize money:

1st- FFS WFF OS , WFF , WFF HDM , ZHT , XHT, L7(clans) , Elite Fight (Clans) , Worldcup...

2nd- ES WFF , XT, OSR, Elite Clash(teams)...  (For instance, OSR offer fewer points than FFS's WFF OS.)

Points Allocation: The number of points a player can earn in a tournament depends on the round they reach and the tournament's category. 

Exemples of Points distribution:

Important note:

- Points distribution of other tournaments/ different stages of tournaments (1/4 - 1/2...) will be published later.