The MSL Collegiate Cup S1 Rulebook contains the official rules and regulations for the Moonton Student Leader Collegiate Cup (MCC) Season 1. It provides a comprehensive guide for participating teams and players, outlining the gameplay mechanics, match formats, and tournament structure.

The rulebook covers various aspects of the competition, including team composition, match scheduling, scoring system, and code of conduct. It ensures fair play, sportsmanship, and competitive integrity throughout the tournament.

All participating teams are expected to familiarize themselves with the rulebook and adhere to its guidelines. Any violations or disputes will be handled according to the procedures outlined in the rulebook.

The MSL Collegiate Cup S1 Rulebook is a fundamental document that ensures a level playing field and promotes a positive and competitive environment for all participants.

PATCH NOTES:

1. Overview

The Moonton Student Leader Collegiate Cup (MCC) is a rebranded School Rivals of Moonton Student Leaders PH. It is a platform for collegiate players to showcase their skills on the national stage. MCC is a potential franchise that promotes the participation of the existing MSL communities and accredited organizations across the country.

Definition of Terms

• Game - A specific instance or round of competition within the tournament that is played until a winner is determined either via; (a) destroying the enemy base, (b) a team forfeiting the game, or (c) a team losing by default or disqualification.
• Match - A series of games played between two teams according to a specific format and set of rules. A match consists of multiple games, with each game contributing to the overall outcome of the match. The winner of the match is determined based on the number of games won. In a “best-of-one” format, the terms ‘game’ and ‘match’ may be used interchangeably.
• Roster - The list of players who are officially registered to represent a team in the tournament.
• Seed - The position assigned to a team based on the randomized bracketing.
• Marshal - A designated official responsible for overseeing and enforcing the rules and regulations of the tournament. The marshal ensures fair play, resolves disputes, and maintains the integrity of the competition. They have the authority to make decisions, issue warnings, and impose penalties as necessary.
• MCC Monthly Rivals - One stage of the tournament where teams from established MSL communities compete against each other on a monthly basis. It consists of a series of matches played within a specific time frame, with the results contributing to the upcoming stages of the tournament.
• MCC University Rivals - One stage of the tournament where only University-Wide esports organizations from accredited schools are allowed to compete. This stage showcases the talent and skills of collegiate players from accredited institutions, promoting healthy competition and fostering a sense of pride among participating schools.
• Split/Stage - A specific phase or segment of the tournament where teams compete and progress based on their performance. The terms ‘split’ and ‘stage’ may be used interchangeably.

2. Team Formation

2.1. Eligibility

• All players should be bona fide students at the school that they are representing.