← Help

Creating a league & season

Anyone with a Discord account can run their own league — no invite needed. It takes about a minute: make the league, make its first season, then open the roster. If you're fuzzy on the difference between the two, read Leagues & seasons first.

Step by step

  1. Sign in with Discord. A Discord account is required — it's the only way in. Connecting a channel so results and recaps post there is optional and comes later. New here? You'll create the account on Discord's next screen. The first time you come back, the app makes your profile automatically — there's nothing to request or wait for.
  2. Open Organize. It's in the top nav once you're signed in (and linked under the join box on your leagues page). This is your organizing hub; it lists the leagues you run (nothing yet on a fresh account).
  3. Pick the game. Under New league, search or pick from the tiles — Kill Team, Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar, Infinity, the One Page Rules games, StarCraft, Trench Crusade. Playing something else? Pick Custom game and give it its own name and score name. A league is tied to one game for good.
  4. Name it and pick a format. A league keeps its name year on year, so name it for the group or the shop, not the current campaign. The format is how a result turns into league points — plain win/draw/loss, or a game's own tournament scoring such as Infinity's ITS. See Scoring.
  5. Review and create. The last step shows How this league scores exactly as your players will read it. Hit Create league and you're its organizer: it creates the league and its first season and drops you on that season's organize page, where you set the round count, schedule and everything else. Every scoring number can still be changed in the season's Settings. Later seasons are added from inside the league.
  6. Open the roster. Get players in with a per-slot invite code or the season join link. From there you build the schedule, run rounds, and crown finals.

What "running it" means

Creating a league makes you its organizer. You control that league and its seasons: rosters, schedule, scoring, Discord, awards, the banner and sponsors, and starting the next season. To share the work, add a co-organizer to a season from the bottom of its Players tab — see the organizer area. A co-organizer runs that season, and while it is the league's newest one they can also change the banner and sponsors and start the next season. Nobody else can change your league, and you can't change theirs. Run as many leagues as you like; each is its own world.

Three things stay with whoever created the league: renaming it, archiving or deleting it, and adding or removing organizers. A co-organizer can still delete a season they run, or step down.

Just want to play, not organize? You don't need any of this — wait for an invite or join link from whoever's running your league.