WoR Fallen Covenant contest: a high score is not enough
The official Russian-channel contest requires eligible servers, matching result and lineup screenshots, and an anti-fraud watermark. Best-score rules, rewards and deadlines explained.
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A high Fallen Covenant score does not by itself guarantee a contest reward. The official Russian-channel event also sets server, screenshot, and submission requirements. This article describes that specific route and its published conditions, not universal rules for every language or platform.
Check the exact server ID first
The reward-eligible SID ranges are 1–100, 19001–19999, 20001–28999, 29001–29999, 30001–38999, 40001–48999, 49001–49999, 50001–59999, and 60001–69999. SID means the account’s server identifier, not the score or player UID.
For example, SID 19001 falls inside a listed range; SID 19000 does not. A neighbouring number is not enough. Establish eligibility before preparing an entry.
The announced period is October 12, 2026 at 00:00:00 through October 31 at 23:59:59 UTC−8. In Moscow, that is October 12 at 11:00:00 through November 1 at 10:59:59 MSK. These are conversions of the fixed offset in the announcement.
The screenshots must match the same result
The post requires the overall result on the challenge page and the lineup that produced it, with the anti-fraud watermark clearly visible. A screenshot of one hero’s individual damage is not a substitute for the required total and matching team.
Fabricated results, lineups, or player information lead to disqualification. Do not alter an image to manufacture evidence. The announcement requires a visible watermark but does not establish a new button or tool for creating one.
The published Russian-channel route asks entrants to post screenshots in comments under the original announcement and provide UID and SID through the official @wor_official_bot. This is a description of the official instructions; GM has not submitted an entry or sent account identifiers.
Check separate rules for other language channels and platforms. Do not copy a different contest’s format: the Gadrien’s Tales icon contest, for example, allows only one entry per player.
Multiple entries, one best valid score
The rules allow multiple submissions but rank each player by their best valid overall result on the challenge page. Scores are not added together. Repeated entries from one player do not create additional distinct players toward the community threshold.
The Grey Blades comparison report helps explain team choices. Its published numbers are someone else’s test results, not evidence for your own contest entry.
Whole crystals, shards and the community threshold
The listed ranking rewards are 10 Ancient Summoning Crystals for first place, five for second, three for third, two for fourth and fifth, and one for sixth through tenth. The participation reward is five Legendary Magic Crystal shards, not five complete crystals.
Once 50 distinct players submit qualifying entries, every participant whose entry is accepted is promised one additional Transmutation Gem. Each player can receive that community bonus only once. This describes a threshold; it does not confirm that the threshold has already been reached.
The announcement provides no live accepted-entry counter. It says rewards will be issued within 15 business days after the event ends. Business days are not calendar days, and this wording does not identify one exact delivery date.
A final entry check
Check your SID against the listed ranges and your timing against UTC−8. Make sure the result and lineup match, the watermark is readable, and you are following the original official post’s destination and UID/SID requirements. A valid score, valid evidence, and a valid entry route are separate checks.
