Battle Royale

"It's every ninja for themselves! Take them all out!"
Battle Royale is a main battle rule in Ninjala. Eight individual players are placed at random spots within a stage, with the goal to get the highest point score possible at the end of the match via Drones and IPPONs or KOs.
==Overview==
Battle Royale is the basic, most commonly played battle rule that is available for players. Up to eight individual players (minimum four) of similar skill level are placed in set locations throughout the selected stage and must score points to secure the victory. Commonly, players equip a Gum Weapon and Shinobi Cards that suits their play style best and attack drones and opponents, entering parries and attempting to gain the upper hand on others.
==Gaining Points==
During the results screen at the end of a Battle Royale match, players will be lined up from first place to eighth place, organized via the amount of points they have accrued over the course of the match. These points can be gained via attacking opponents, destroying Drones, getting KOs and IPPONs, or collecting Shinobi Orbs, although the latter is rather negligable. 
Once the battle is over, players have the chance to receive an additional bonus set of points if they either got the most IPPONs, or defeated the most Drones. Being crowned Drone Master gives the player a bonus of 500 points, while IPPON Master gives the player an extra 1000 points. More than one player can earn the bonuses if they did the same amount of either category.
===Opponents ===
Dealing damage to an opponent gives player points. How much depends on the amount of life the opponent has. This can vary from weapon to weapon. Defeating players grant players various bonuses. One guaranteed bonus is the K.O. bonus. For this the size of the weapon plays a role as a big weapon grants 100 Points more than a regular-sized one. A K.O. with a regular-sized weapon rewards players with bonus score of 200 points and with a big weapon 300 points. Defeating opponents with a Gum Ninjutsu always rewards players with 100 points, no matter the size of a weapon. Besides the K.O. bonus there are others
Bonus 	Points 	Description
IPPON 	50 	IPPON'ing an opponent.
n x Finishing Combo	(n-1) * 10	n is the number of K.O. streak. Example: If you defeated 4 Players without getting knocked out your Finishing Combo is 4. Your Finishing Combo Bonus points are calculated as the following: (4 - 1) * 10 = 3 * 10 = 30 Pt. As a result the bonus is 30 points.
n PARRIES 	25+25n 	n is the number of parry chain. Max points is 150
BREAK 	20 	Destroy the weapon of your opponent.
===Drones===
Just like opponents, drones have a certain amount of life. Red Daruma drones have 300 life points and red Kabuki drones, the big ones, have 360 life points. When hitting a drone the player gets points depending on the damage output of the attack. Destroying a Daruma drone is rewarded with a CRUSH bonus of 50 points, making it a total of 350 points. Destroying a Kabuki drone grants a CRUSH bonus of 100 points. That's a total of 460 points.
==Trivia==
*This was the first mode revealed for the game.
*As of Season 5, bots dressed as the main characters and shop models will take the place of disconnected players in some lobbies. They are also present in a new player's lobby until the player reaches around level 5.
==Patch History==
In Season 10 the amount of points you get in Battle Royale were completely changed. Prior to Season 10 red Daruma drones give players 300 points with a CRUSH bonus of 100 points. As for red Kabuki drones players get 440 points . The CRUSH bonus is 200 points. K.O. bonus points were the same as in Team Battle.
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