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Clash of Nations
The WTC Clash of Nations is the pinnacle of competitive gaming. It is an exclusive event where the world’s best teams, representing their respective nations, compete for ultimate glory in a true Clash of Nations format.
Open & Open Online
The WTC Open is a series of competitive events designed to bring together the broader community in an open and inclusive format. These tournaments are ideal for players of all skill levels who want to experience the excitement and camaraderie of competitive tabletop without the strict limitations of national representation.
Formats
| Aspect | Clash of Nations | Open |
|---|---|---|
| Overview | Pinnacle of competitive gaming; exclusive event where the world’s best national teams compete | Series of competitive events designed to unite the broader community in an open, inclusive format |
| Target Players | Elite players selected to represent their nation at the highest level | Suitable for all skill levels; ideal for competitive play without strict national limits |
| Team Composition | One official team per nation with a fixed roster including players and staff (e.g. coach) | No restrictions on nationality or composition; teams can include friends, clubmates, or international players |
| Accessibility | Highly exclusive, limited participation | Highly accessible entry into competitive tabletop |
| Atmosphere | Highly competitive, focused on excellence and national pride | Inclusive, welcoming environment for hobbyists and competitive players alike |
| Ruleset | Defines the official high-level competitive ruleset | Typically uses the same ruleset as Clash of Nations |
| Purpose | Showcasing the highest level of skill, strategy, and teamwork | Community building, inclusivity, and broad engagement in competitive play |
| Prestige | Most prestigious event and highlight of the competitive calendar | Community-driven, lower barrier of entry |
| Governance | Overseen by a global council (Chairmen, Captains, etc.) ensuring fairness and unified vision | No formal council structure required |
