Follow the role that matches you, then use the organizer checklist to move from registration to a draft-ready event without skipping the controls that affect players.
After assignment, every active teammate can use the Teams workspace to review the roster, attendance, budget, and upcoming matches. Captains and authorized staff also receive the management and trade controls granted to their role.
Open Admin and start on Dashboard. Its setup workflow links to the same areas described below and moves completed checks beneath unfinished ones. Missing Discord or player-data configuration is reported in the related admin panel.
The draft order decides which team owns the next selection. It does not sort the player pool.
Alternates direction after every round.
Round 1: 1 → 2 → 3 → 4. Round 2: 4 → 3 → 2 → 1.
A familiar draft where teams near either end of the order do not always wait longest.Repeats the configured team order every round.
Every round: 1 → 2 → 3 → 4.
Events that intentionally give the same team first choice in every round.Builds a shuffled team order for each round.
The shuffle is seeded by round, so regenerating unchanged teams produces the same queue instead of rerolling it.
Events that want round-by-round variety instead of a fixed or reversing sequence.Chooses the eligible team with the lowest current drafted-player spend.
Ties use smaller roster size, then the original team draft order.
Balance-focused drafts where the next team changes as player costs are spent.This controls how pickable players are presented to captains; it does not change costs or the team queue.
Shows the pickable pool from highest calculated cost downward.
Keeps the list stable during the current pick, then changes its order when the next pick begins.
Work in this order so later screens use the team, roster, access, and scoring choices you intended.
Choose public registration or a join passcode, and lock new joins when registration closes.
Set tournament visibility and workflows, then configure the Discord guild and announcement routes. A blank guild ID disables outbound Discord work.
Set the team count, budget, roster size, draft order, player privacy, scoring, and announcement options. Saving also regenerates the unused draft picks.
Let players confirm their Riot IDs or import a CSV, review availability and waitlist state, sync supported player data, then inspect the calculated costs.
Review the generated teams, add branding, assign captains, and sync team Discord resources when Discord is configured.
Assign platform and tournament memberships separately, then verify delegated staff can see only the workspaces they need.
Lock costs when they are final, inspect the public draft board and Teams workspace, and regenerate open picks if team or order settings changed. Open the draft only when the queue is ready.
Create match records after the format is confirmed. Queue a test notification, review the outbox, and use Send queued Discord notifications to deliver queued items.
Confirm every team has the intended captain, the player pool and waitlist are correct, costs are locked, the first several team picks match the chosen style, captain privacy is correct, and a test Discord notification reaches the configured destination.