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• Each heat will not have any duplicate events, excluding different kinds of Combat events.
  
  
• Every heat contains two Combat events, one Gauntlet event and one Labyrinth event. These usually take place within the first five weeks.
  
  
• One heat in each weight class has both Pinball and Soccer events, with the other two only having one of the two each.
  
  
• Wetropolis, Pitball, the Rollercoaster, King of the Hill, Collateral Damage, the Findlay Special, Bowling and the Grand International only occur once per weight class in the heats, so there's only about a 33% chance you'll be in that trial, assuming you don't make the Final.
  

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• 3 points for a victory via KO.
  
  
• 2 points for a victory via Judge's Decision.
  
  
• 1 point for a loss via Judge's Decision.
  
  
• No points for a loss via KO.
  

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• 3 points for a victory that does not involve a Judge's Decision.
  
  
• 2 points for a victory via a Judge's Decision.
  
  
• 1 point for a loss via a Judge's Decision.
  
  
• 0 points for a loss that does not involve a Judge's Decision.
  

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• Bots A, B, C and D are participating in the event. Bot A is placed in the top left, B in the top right, C in the bottom left, and D in the bottom right.
  
  
• Bot B wins the first round, so is removed and awarded 3 points. On the reset for the second round, A is moved to the top right position, with neither C nor D changing position.
  
  
• Bot C wins the second round, so is removed and awarded 2 points. On the reset for the final round, D is moved to the bottom left position, and A is moved to the bottom right position.
  

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• 3 points are awarded to bots that win the Gauntlet by smashing the final sheet.
  
  
• 2 points are awarded to bots that make it into the Forest of Glass.
  
  
• 1 point is awarded to bots that make it through all four of their own barriers.
  
  
• 0 points are awarded to bots that fail to clear all of their barriers.
  

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• Push Box (Bottom right): A large, heavy metal box, that must be pushed back to access the glass. 15 points.
  
  
• Lifting Spikes (Bottom left): Basically the spikes from the Robot Wars reboot, but there's sixteen of them in a square. 15 points.
  
  
• Suspension Bridge (Top left): A loose, wobbly bridge, that curves a bit. Vicious to bots with low ground clearance. 20 points.
  
  
• Flipper (Top): A floor flipper, set to go off at regular invervals. Time your approach correctly to avoid getting launched. 20 points.
  
  
• Rollers (Bottom): A set of wrecking balls, rollers and square divots to catch those without a powerful enough drive train. 25 points
  
  
• Sandbox (Top right): A pit of sand you've gotta drive through. Yup. 25 points.
  
  
• Final Barrier (Right): Only unlocks when all six glass strips are broken, or in the final minute. Only a folding door stands between you and 30 points.
  

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• 3 points are awarded to the robot that has the most points.
  
  
• 2 points are awarded to the losing bot, if they acquired 50 or more points.
  
  
• 1 point is awarded to the losing bot, if they acquired at least 1 point.
  
  
• 0 points are awarded to the losing bot, if they acquired 0 or less points.
  

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• Barrel stacks: Two stacks of six barrels in the corners. 5 points per barrel tipped over.
  
  
• Giant sphere: An enormous metal sphere, initially placed between the seesaw and the right side target. 25 points for pitting the sphere.
  
  
• See-saw: A big see-saw in the centre of the arena. 20 points for driving over it without falling off, once per run.
  
  
• Multiball release: A strange contraption that discharges a swarm of ten balls when impacted. 10 points for releasing the balls (Once per run), 5 points per ball pitted.
  
  
• Swinging car doors: A pair of car doors on a pivot, that flip when driven through. 25 points for a successful flip, once per run.
  
  
• Side targets: Tyres mounted on the arena wall, guarded by a blocker moving across the border of the semicircle, like the Football goalie. Budget cuts mean we don't get the House Robots. Simply touch the tyres to score. 50 points for the side walls, 75 for the rear wall, which has two blockers.
  

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• TV (As pictured. Must have case or monitor broken open in some way to count.)
  
  
• Flower Vase (As pictured. Must have vase smashed in some way to count.)
  
  
• Cakes (As pictured. All pictured cakes must be knocked onto the floor or otherwise ruined to count.)
  
  
• Cupboard (The one with the mirror on it, on the right of the picture. Contains various cooking supplies on two shelves. Must have at least 30% of contents removed, or the door ripped off, to count.)
  

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• Wooden crates. They release a small plume of red smoke when cracked open enough. They are the most numerous, filling in any space in the border not taken up by another box. Worth 1 point, 0 Armour, 1 HP.
  
  
• Metal crates. A bit tougher than the wooden crates, these footplate aluminium boxes shouldn't be much harder to bust open. They release a plume of teal smoke when cracked open enough. They border the area around golden crates. Worth 3 points, 4 Armour, 3 HP.
  
  
• Golden crates. Metal boxes, with a nice brass finish to them. They release a huge plume of yellow smoke when cracked open enough. They fill out only a small fraction of the border, only eight total in the arena, four in the outermost corners, and four in the outer edge of the centre of each border. Worth 10 points, 8 Armour, 5 HP.
  

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Uh, Helepolis isn't torque reaction??? Its an electric lifter, just one that moves the bodywork rather than an actuated arm or smth. Kind of disappointed tbh.

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• Blue: Water depth of 1 inch (LWs)/ 1.5 inches (HWs)
  
• Green: Water depth of 2 inches (LWs)/ 3 incles (HWs)
  
• Yellow: Water depth of 3 inches (LWs)/ 4.5 inches (HWs)
  
• Red: Water depth of 4 inches (LWs)/ 6 inches (HWs)
  
• Black: Arena wall
  
• Black & white circles: Target bollard
  
• Purple: Hazard pole

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• Tilting ramp: A 15ft tall tilting ramp, carefully weighted so it drops when your bot nears the top end of the track. There's cushioning at the bottom, though, so any jostling will only be mild.
  
• Inverse banked turn: A turn that tilts at a 45 degree angle outwards. Fortunately, there's some small lumps to help you keep your grip... or bounce you off the track.
  
• Tilting ramp 2: Same as the first. You just get a bigger run-up this time, and less time to slow down before...
  
• Angled tilting ramp: A tilted ramp, though this one can have its base down in one of three directions. Get it facing the right way by placing your bot just right, so you can progress.
  
• Bridge: Small barriers wall the edges of this bridge, but if your driving's sloppy, you could easily go careening off the edge.
  
• Banked turn: A 45 degree banked turn, thankfully inward banked this time. Make sure to turn enough for it, though.
  
• Trick track: A set of three lumps on the edges of the track, aiming to tip over any bot that tries to gun it too hard along the final stretch.
  

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• 3 points to the team that captured the black flag.
  
• 1 point to each other team per flag captured. (Max of 2.)