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| − | The '''League Weekend''' is a recurring tournament, introduced in the [[2020–21 Players Tour Season]] |
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| + | The '''League Weekend''' was a recurring [[tournament]], introduced in the [[2020–21 Players Tour Season]].<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://www.magic.gg/news/what-are-2020-21-season-league-weekends|title=What Are 2020-21 Season League Weekends?|author=[[Wizards of the Coast]]|date=October 21, 2020|publisher=[[Magic.gg]]}}</ref> It was already retired [[2021–22 Players Tour Season|in the following year]].<ref name="The End">{{WebRef|url=https://magic.gg/news/esports-transitions-and-getting-back-to-gathering|title=Esports: Transistions And Getting Back To The Gathering|author=[[Wizards of the Coast]]|date=May 13, 2021|publisher=[[Magic.gg]]}}</ref> |
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| − | In League Weekends, [[MPL]] and [[Rivals League]] play against other players within their |
+ | In League Weekends, [[MPL]] and [[Rivals League]] play against other players within their [[league]]s. Each match win awards one point toward their league standings.<ref name="2020-21 Overview">{{WebRef|url=https://www.magic.gg/news/the-2020-2021-magic-pro-league-season-overview|title=The 2020-2021 Magic Pro League Season Overview|author=[[Wizards of the Coast]]|date=July 14|publisher=[[Magic.gg]]}}</ref> Final league standings at the end of the season, after seven total League Weekends, will place players into postseason tournaments — the [[MPL Gauntlet]] and [[Rivals Gauntlet]] — to determine the new invitees to the following season's MPL and Rivals League. On top of League Weekends, MPL and Rivals players will earn points toward their league standings from each [[Split Championship|split's Championship]].<ref name="August 2020">{{WebRef|url=https://magic.gg/news/esports-update-changes-to-2020-2021-magic-pro-league-play|title=Esports Update: Changes to 2020-2021 Magic Pro League Play|author=Ben Drago and Bear Watson|date=August 27, 2020|publisher=[[Magic.gg]]}}</ref> |
| + | ==2020-21 Season== |
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| − | There are three splits during the 2020-2021 season:<ref name="2020-21 Overview"/> |
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| + | {{Main|2020–21 Players Tour Season#Schedule}} |
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| − | * ''Zendikar Rising'' Split features two League Weekends — one each planned for October and November. |
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| + | There were three [[split]]s during the 2020-2021 season:<ref name="2020-21 Overview"/> In total for all League Weekends, MPL and Rivals League players will compete in 84 matches —a maximum total of 84 points — across seven weekends. |
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| − | * "Equestrian" Split will feature three League Weekends. |
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| − | * "Fencing" Split will feature two League Weekends. |
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| + | ==2021-22 Season== |
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| − | In total for all League Weekends, MPL and Rivals League players will compete in 84 matches —a maximum total of 84 points — across seven weekends. No other tournaments, including each split's Championship, award points for league standings. We'll share more information about prizes for League Weekends in the future. |
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| + | In May 2021, [[Magic Esports]] announced a return to in-person play post COVID-19 for the [[2022–23 Players Tour Season]].<ref name="The End"/> Although digital play was considered here to stay it was supposed to be only part of the equation going forward. As a result, the [[2021–22 Players Tour Season]] is going to be the last season featuring the [[MPL]] and the [[Rivals League]]. Players will not be competing for another League season. Instead, they'll be competing for a place in the World Championship. |
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| + | League Weekends and the [[Gauntlet]]s will not be run in 2021–2022.<ref name="The End"/> |
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Latest revision as of 03:24, 9 August 2021
The League Weekend was a recurring tournament, introduced in the 2020–21 Players Tour Season.[1] It was already retired in the following year.[2]
In League Weekends, MPL and Rivals League play against other players within their leagues. Each match win awards one point toward their league standings.[3] Final league standings at the end of the season, after seven total League Weekends, will place players into postseason tournaments — the MPL Gauntlet and Rivals Gauntlet — to determine the new invitees to the following season's MPL and Rivals League. On top of League Weekends, MPL and Rivals players will earn points toward their league standings from each split's Championship.[4]
2020-21 Season[ | ]
There were three splits during the 2020-2021 season:[3] In total for all League Weekends, MPL and Rivals League players will compete in 84 matches —a maximum total of 84 points — across seven weekends.
2021-22 Season[ | ]
In May 2021, Magic Esports announced a return to in-person play post COVID-19 for the 2022–23 Players Tour Season.[2] Although digital play was considered here to stay it was supposed to be only part of the equation going forward. As a result, the 2021–22 Players Tour Season is going to be the last season featuring the MPL and the Rivals League. Players will not be competing for another League season. Instead, they'll be competing for a place in the World Championship.
League Weekends and the Gauntlets will not be run in 2021–2022.[2]
References[ | ]
- ↑ Wizards of the Coast (October 21, 2020). "What Are 2020-21 Season League Weekends?". Magic.gg.
- ↑ a b c Wizards of the Coast (May 13, 2021). "Esports: Transistions And Getting Back To The Gathering". Magic.gg.
- ↑ a b Wizards of the Coast (July 14). "The 2020-2021 Magic Pro League Season Overview". Magic.gg.
- ↑ Ben Drago and Bear Watson (August 27, 2020). "Esports Update: Changes to 2020-2021 Magic Pro League Play". Magic.gg.