Square Enix's popular smartphone app "Dragon Quest Rivals," which recently launched an in-app collaboration with "OPENREC.tv," is now available for download.
On August 22, a new card back "Get rich quick! Casino Paradise" is scheduled to be released on August 22, and the game has been gaining momentum.
The first official Dragon Quest Rivals tournament with prize money, "Dragon Quest Rivals Masters Cup in TGS 2019," has been announced! The total prize money is 1 million yen!
First, enter the preliminary round!
Entries will be accepted from the end of maintenance on August 22 (Thu) until 23:59 on August 26 (Mon), and can be made easily from within the game.
After the entry period, the in-game qualifying round will be held from Tuesday, August 27 to Saturday, August 31 at 23:59.
The top 300 finishers in the in-game qualifying round will qualify and receive entry to the offline qualifying round.
There is no entry fee, and the rules are "Masters", which means that all cards can be used, so get out there and participate!
Please make sure to check the tournament rules and regulations before entering the tournament and agree to them before entering.
| In-Game Qualifiers | |
| Entry & Deck Registration | From August 22 (Thu.) after maintenance until August 26 (Mon.) 23:59 Entry and deck registration can be made from "Event Match" in the game. |
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| Main Match | Tuesday, August 27, 12:00 - Saturday, August 31, 23:59 |
| Participation Fee | Free of charge |
| Card Rules | Masters |
| Tournament Format | BO1(*1) |
| Event Match Rules | Players will compete in online battles using their registered decks and compete for point ranking. You can challenge as many battles as the number of "magic keys" you have. Required number of registered decks: 3 (all with different leaders) Rules of battle: BO1 Number of magic keys distributed: 20 in total (4 per day x 5 days / distributed at 4:00 AM daily) Win/Loss point calculation: 3 points for victory, 1 point for defeat (maximum 60 points) *Final ranking within the same points will be determined on a first-come, first-served basis. |
| Preliminary Round | Top 300 *Positive qualifiers will be eligible for entry into the Offline Preliminary Round. |
| Entry to Offline Preliminary Round | The top 100 among those who pass the qualifying round and enter the offline qualifying round will receive the right to participate in the offline qualifying round. |
| Other | All cards are open for use in this event match. Decks containing cards you do not yet own can be registered and used. |
| Remarks | 1 BO1 Abbreviation for Best of 1. A match-up system in which the player who wins one game first wins the match. *Pre-entry and deck registration are required for this tournament qualifier. Please note that you will not be able to participate in the event if you do not complete the entry and deck registration by the end of the period. Please note that you will not be able to participate in the event unless you complete the entry and deck registration by the end of the event period. For details, please refer to the tournament rules and in-game announcements. |
Offline qualifiers will be held at the SQUANI headquarters!
The 300 players who pass the in-game qualifier will be able to enter the offline qualifier to be held on September 8 (Sun.) at the Square Enix headquarters.
The top 100 entrants in the Offline Qualifier will win the right to participate in the Offline Qualifier.
Performers
Main MC: Ayana Tsubaki
The main MC for the Offline Preliminary Round will be the celebrity Ayana Tsubaki.
Assistant MC: Kohei Takano
Assistant MC: Kohei Takano
Live Commentator: Mokson
Game caster Mokson will be the play-by-play commentator.
Commentary: Chomosu
Commentary by game writer Chomosu
The game will be broadcast live on YouTube, Nico Nico Live Broadcast, and OPENREC.tv.
Let's show the whole world how good you are!
| Offline Preliminary Rounds | |
| Tournament Schedule | Sunday, September 8, 2019 Registration time: 9:00 - 9:30 End of the tournament: ~ 20:00 Orientation for finalists & photo shoot: ~ 22:00 |
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| Venue | Square Enix Headquarters |
| Participation Fee | Free of charge |
| Card Rules | Masters |
| Tournament Format | BO3 with 3 leaders and open deck system (*2) Swiss Draw (7 rounds)(*3) Winning deck will be eliminated from the tournament by conquest(*4) |
| Finalists | Top 4 |
| Others | All cards are open for use in this event match. Decks containing cards you do not own can be registered and used. Spectators and supporters are not allowed to come to the offline qualifiers. All expenses (transportation, lodging, etc.) related to the event are to be borne by the participants. |
| Remarks | 2 Swiss Draw A match-up format in which players with the same number of victories continue to play against each other, and after a certain number of matches are completed, rankings will be determined according to the results. 3 Conquest A matchup in which the leader of the winning team becomes unavailable for use. For example, in a BO3 3-leader conquest, if a player registers Leader A, Leader B, and Leader C, and wins the first game with Leader A, Leader A becomes unavailable for the second game, and Leader B or Leader C must be used. If the player wins the second game with Leader A, he/she cannot use Leader A in the second game and must use Leader B or Leader C. If the player uses Leader B and wins the game, he/she wins the match without using Leader C because the game will be played in BO3, where the player who wins two games first wins. 4 Conquest method A matchup method in which the leader who wins the match cannot be used. For example, in a BO3 3-leader registration conquest, if a player registers Leader A, Leader B, and Leader C. If the first match is won by Leader A, Leader A becomes unavailable for the second match, and Leader B or Leader C must be used. If you then use Leader B and win the match, you win the match without using Leader C because the BO3 will be played with the first two winners winning. For more details, please refer to the tournament rules and in-game announcements. |
The finals will be held at TGS!
The top four finishers from the offline qualifying rounds will finally be on stage for the finals.
As the name of the tournament "Dragon Quest Rivals Masters Cup in TGS2019" suggests, the final will be held at the Tokyo Game Show 2019 in September.
The best Dragon Quest Rivals players will compete for the title of "Dragon Quest Rivals" at the once-a-year gaming festival!
The "Dragon Quest Rivals Masters Cup in TGS2019" has a total prize pool of 1 million yen, with the winner receiving 500,000 yen, the runner-up 300,000 yen, and the two best four players 100,000 yen each.
And more! Not only the cash prizes, but the extra prizes are also extravagant!
The winner will receive the "Dragon Quest X All-in-One Package" for Nintendo Switch.
The winner will receive the Nintendo Switch version of "Dragon Quest X All-in-One Package" and a whopping 100 million gold in-game currency for Dragon Quest X!
The winner will also receive the Nintendo Switch "Dragon Quest XI S Lotto Edition" which will be released on September 27th!
The runner-up and the best four winners will receive "Dragon Quest X All-in-One Package" for Nintendo Switch and "Dragon Quest XI S Gorgeous Edition" for Nintendo Switch!
The finals will be open to the public and will also be broadcast live, details to be announced.
The final will be held on Sunday, September 15, 2019 from 14:00 to 17:00 at the "e-Sports X (cross)" RED STAGE in the "Tokyo Game Show 2019", so if you are planning to attend TGS, be sure to watch the final with your own eyes!
| Final Competition | |
| Tournament Schedule | September 15, 2019 (Sunday) |
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| Venue | Makuhari Messe "e-Sports X (Cross)" RED STAGE at "Tokyo Game Show 2019 For access information, please refer to the "Final Tournament Stage Information" below. |
| Participation Fee | Free of charge |
| Card Rules | Masters |
| Tournament Format | BO3 with 3 leaders and open deck system Single Elimination Tournament (*5) Winning deck will be eliminated from the tournament. |
| Others | All cards are open for use in this event match. Decks containing cards that players do not yet own can be registered and used. The Secretariat will pay for the players' travel and accommodation expenses to the event. |
| Remarks | 5 Single Elimination A tournament format in which players are eliminated from the tournament if they lose one match. |
Who will be crowned the winner?
Dragon Quest Rivals Masters Cup in TGS2019" will be held under the Masters Rules, which allows all cards to be used, so you can challenge with the strongest deck you can think of.
However, the interesting thing about "Dragon Quest Rivals" is that a strong deck is not the only way to win. Use your wits, strategy (and financial resources) to win!
Who will be the winner of the "Dragon Quest Rivals Masters Cup in TGS 2019," the first official tournament with prize money? We can't take our eyes off it!
The finals will be held on September 15 at TGS, but don't forget to enter the in-game qualifiers to advance to the finals.
For more information about the tournament, please visit the "Dragon Quest Rivals Masters Cup in TGS2019" special page, and for more information about Dragon Quest Rivals, please visit the official Dragon Quest Rivals website. Please check the official Dragon Quest Rivals website for more information!
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