Discover the Keystone Masters Tournament competition

Posted by Team Maria on March 21st, 2020

Take a look at the teams that will participate in the tournament that the guys from the Keystone Masters Tournament have assembled!

What is and how to see the Keystone Masters Tournament

The Keystone Masters Tournament is a competition in the style of the MDI (Mythic Dungeon International), which will be held on March 14 and 15 at 19:00 with the season 4 affix of Battle for Azeroth: Awake. And follow Mythic Keystone carry to get more idea.

In this competition, different teams from all regions compete to see who makes the mythical cornerstone dungeons faster. This time they have had access to the Blizzard tournament realms in which a maximum of eight teams from more than 750 participants have had to qualify.

As an extra to all this, on its website, you can enjoy interviews with each of the participating teams and more information about the players.

If you want to enjoy this event you can see it on their  Twitch.tv (on the Phobyac channel in Spanish) or from the personal channels of the participants. If you want to keep track of how the competition is going but don't have time to watch all the games, here is the team ranking.

Awards

The event has different prizes for the winners of the competition based on their position:

• 1st: € 200 / $ in Battle.net balance, a 3-month premium subscription (for each player) and 6 months of Raider.IO's Exalted subscription.

• 2nd: € 150 / $ in Battle.net balance.

• 3rd: € 100 / $ in Battle.net balance.

Remarkable rules

Although this tournament follows the foundations of the MDI a little, it also has a series of rules that give it a twist that can make it even more entertaining to see such as:

• The teams are restricted to carry only the same specialization per group, so it is not possible to take, for example, two rogue outlaws.

• A sixth player will be on standby at all times in case they need a substitute or a change to a specific dungeon.

• Dungeon and dungeon affixes will be decided ahead of time to reduce the number of hours required to train.