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Arena is a place where player's Wizards fight against opponents in battles. Currently only Weekly Tournaments (PvE) mode is available in the Arena.

Arena modes

List of battle modes that are projected to be released in the Arena:

Weekly Tournaments (PvE)

Game-wide mode where the player’s goal is to win the most challenging battles during the week. Rewards are distributed game-wide, with all players competing for the same prize pool.

Tournaments (PvP)

Play-off format PvP tournament with entry fees and a hefty $WZRD and NFT prize pool. Players must qualify for the tournament via five random PvP battles. The tournaments are planned to take place at the end of each Wizardia Season and last for one week, with finals on Saturday.

Challenger Fights (PvE)

This mode allows players to battle an AI-controlled opponent at their own pace. An opportunity to practice before competing for greater rewards in PvP.

Duel Fights (PvP)

Realtime battle mode between two players with significant rewards and the possibility to wager $WZRD tokens.

Final Destruction (PvP)

World-wide tournament streamed across the globe with a seven-figure prize pool. Best players with Wizardia’s strongest Wizards will battle it out to become forever remembered as the Season’s strongest sorcerers. However, this is an all-or-nothing affair, with the winner racking up a six-digit US dollar reward and all defeated players losing the majority of their possessions as well as everything they wagered to enter the tournament.

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 == Arena modes ==
 List of battle modes that are projected to be released in the Arena:
+=== Weekly Tournaments (PvE) ===
-; Weekly Tournaments (PvE) : Game-wide mode where the player’s goal is to win the most challenging battles during the week. Rewards are distributed game-wide, with all players competing for the same prize pool.
+Game-wide mode where the player’s goal is to win the most challenging battles during the week. Rewards are distributed game-wide, with all players competing for the same prize pool.
-; Tournaments (PvP) : Play-off format PvP tournament with entry fees and a hefty $WZRD and NFT prize pool. Players must qualify for the tournament via five random PvP battles. The tournaments are planned to take place at the end of each Wizardia Season and last for one week, with finals on Saturday.
+=== Tournaments (PvP) ===
-; Challenger Fights (PvE) : This mode allows players to battle an AI-controlled opponent at their own pace. An opportunity to practice before competing for greater rewards in PvP.
+Play-off format PvP tournament with entry fees and a hefty $WZRD and NFT prize pool. Players must qualify for the tournament via five random PvP battles. The tournaments are planned to take place at the end of each Wizardia Season and last for one week, with finals on Saturday.
-; Duel Fights (PvP) : Realtime battle mode between two players with significant rewards and the possibility to wager $WZRD tokens.
+=== Challenger Fights (PvE) ===
-; Final Destruction (PvP) : World-wide tournament streamed across the globe with a seven-figure prize pool. Best players with Wizardia’s strongest Wizards will battle it out to become forever remembered as the Season’s strongest sorcerers. However, this is an all-or-nothing affair, with the winner racking up a six-digit US dollar reward and all defeated players losing the majority of their possessions as well as everything they wagered to enter the tournament.
+This mode allows players to battle an AI-controlled opponent at their own pace. An opportunity to practice before competing for greater rewards in PvP.
+=== Duel Fights (PvP) ===
+Realtime battle mode between two players with significant rewards and the possibility to wager $WZRD tokens.
+=== Final Destruction (PvP) ===
+World-wide tournament streamed across the globe with a seven-figure prize pool. Best players with Wizardia’s strongest Wizards will battle it out to become forever remembered as the Season’s strongest sorcerers. However, this is an all-or-nothing affair, with the winner racking up a six-digit US dollar reward and all defeated players losing the majority of their possessions as well as everything they wagered to enter the tournament.