Strategies for Undawn's Weekly PvP Elite Eliminator

PvP has always been the best place to show off your skills. Undawn might be a survival game, but there's still a chance each week for PvP aficionados to prove themselves, and that's Elite Eliminator. This competition is a chance for you to destroy your foes and prove your strength. In exchange, you can earn yourself unique titles just for you, as well as rewards befitting a champion. So, how do you join?

**1. Participation Requirements**

First of all, you need to be at least Lv. 35 to join. That isn't too high a bar, given the speed of progress in the current game version. Second, you need to be able to play between 20:30 and 21:30 on Friday evenings. Elite Eliminator is open for that hour only. Finally, you can join either as a single player or as part of a team. Players who want to join as a team should find one beforehand. There's only 60 minutes, remember, so you don't want to waste any time on recruitment.

**2. Competition Rules**

Elite Eliminator works as a ladder tournament. At the start of their first season, players get 800 points. Victories will earn you more points, while defeats will lose them. Matches are only a single round to the death, so expect a fast pace and no second chances if your team messes up. Your score in Elite Eliminator will rank you in one of nine tiers, from the Iron Soldier tier at 800 points to the Glorious Fighter tier at 1,600. There's also a special Conqueror tier for those who reach Glorious Fighter and finish in the top 50.

Over the course of a season, players try to earn more points and move up the tiers. But there's more to Elite Eliminator than this. On the final weekend of the season, the Pinnacle Elimination is held. Only the top 128 players can compete in this final struggle for supremacy.

The tier you reach at the end also determines where you start in the following season, which will be two tiers lower. For example, if you make it to the Glorious Fighter tier in one season, you'll start in the Legendary Soldier tier in the next. You'll need to remember that you can only take part in ten battles each time Elite Eliminator opens, which will make things difficult for any team hoping to reach the Pinnacle Elimination. Not that that should stop you...

**3. Rewards**

**a) Activity rewards:** Participation in Elite Eliminator earns activity rewards separate from those earned elsewhere in Undawn. You can earn up to 300 activity points in total, with a treasure chest every 100 points. Activity points are earned through combat: 100 points for a victory, 75 for a defeat. So even if you're not a competitive PvP player, you can still turn up and get activity rewards by fighting in three battles (if you win) or four battles (if you lose) per week.

**b) Tier rewards:** You'll earn a reward for every tier you advance in a season. These are mostly items such as Silver and crafting materials, so make sure to get them if you can.

**c) Title rewards:** These are reserved for the very best PvP players. The morning after a season ends, the 100 top-scoring players will earn a temporary title, which they will hold until the end of the following season.

**Conclusion**

Elite Eliminator is Undawn's PvP tournament, but the rewards are valuable for any player, so don't forget to carve some time out of your busy schedule to check it out!