Raksha - Board MOBA Tactical Strategy Arena

Chaordic Event

When Order and Chaos reach equilibrium the cosmos destabilizes and the battlefield collapses.

The Chaordic Event only triggers when HP stays tied for too long to avoid stale matches. If the tie breaks, the countdown resets immediately.

• Chaordic I: first warning appears at the 9th round and final warning on the 6th. The arena compresses to 7x7 if Chaordic is triggered.
• Chaordic II: another full tied countdown triggers the next collapse, with warnings at 9 and 6 rounds remaining. The arena now compresses to 5x5.
• Chaordic III: one more tied countdown, again with 9 and 6 round warnings, resets the battle to the original size and adds rotating Chaordic tiles. The center pattern shifts every 6 rounds in this order: X, Cross, then Square.
• Chaordic X: repetitive MOVE or SKILL target loops of 1, 2, or 3 steps escalate through three warnings first. If the same stagnation loop keeps continuing, that player loses 1 HP.

Preventing Chaordic is simple in principle: break the HP tie, press shrine or altar tempo before the countdown expires, and do not bounce the same hero between the same tiles or cast the same skill pattern repeatedly.

There is still a hard failsafe into Chaordic III if the active board lasts too long: 150 turns on 9x9, 120 turns on 7x7, and 90 turns on 5x5. If a new Chaordic III void pattern lands on a god or altar, that piece is reset to spawn or the nearest valid tile. Skills caught by the new void are destroyed.

Rank Matches

Rank play is where Raksha records rating gains, losses, and protections for long-term progression.

Standard ranked wins start from a base 30-point swing, then scale by rank gap. Favored wins gain less, while lower-ranked upsets gain more. The loser always loses the same amount the winner gained.

Ranked Draft Flow

• Ranked PvP and Arena Duel begin with a draft before the battle board opens.
• Draft has two phases: Ban Phase first, then Pick Phase.
• A random side starts the ban, the other side answers with its own ban, and then the same starting side begins the pick phase.
• Each side bans 1 god and then picks 2 gods from the remaining active roster.
• If a player or bot does not answer before the draft timer expires, Raksha uses a random fallback so the match can continue.
• Older bots that do not support the new draft API also fall back to random ban/pick behavior.
• PvP Ranked: use the Arena PVP tab to challenge another player in an authoritative duel where ladder points move after completed matches.
• Arena BvB Ranked: use the Arena Duel tab to deploy your uploaded bots and let them battle under Arena protection rules, rematch limits, and passive token flow.