Qualification Round
(Ragnarok Stars Thailand Championship 2026 - Offline Qualifier)

Tournament Format

- A total of 12 teams will participate, divided into Group A and Group B, with 6 teams per group

- The tournament will follow a Round-Robin format, with each matchup consisting of 2 games (BO2).

- Scoring for each game is as follows:

  - Win: 1 point

  - Loss: 0 points

  - Draw: 0 points

- The top 2 teams from each group (4 teams total) will advance to the Thailand Championship 2026.
          - The Thailand Championship 2026 tournament will utilize a double-elimination format, with the first-round matchups determined as follows:

                    • 1st place of Group A vs. 2nd place of Group B

                    • 1st place of Group B vs. 2nd place of Group A

- The team that eliminates all opposing players first wins that game.

- If the time limit expires and neither team has eliminated all opposing players, the result will be determined based on the timeout conditions:

  - Each game has a maximum duration of 7 minutes. When time expires, the team with more surviving players wins.

  - If both teams have the same number of surviving players, the game is declared a draw.

Tiebreak Rules

1. The team with the better Head-to-Head (H2H) record (number of 2-0 victories over the tied opponent) will advance.

2. If the H2H record is still tied, a BO1 Tiebreak Match will be played. Team sides and the map draw will alternate from the most recent round in which those teams previously faced each other.

Competition Server Information

1. The Ragnarok Star 2026 (ROS 2026) server will run on Episode 17.1.

2. Damage calculation will follow the Guild War formula, reducing damage taken to 40%.

3. Details about the server version and available items can be downloaded from the website under "Competition Server Details."

4. All 13 main classes are available:

   - Ranger

   - Mechanic

   - Shadow Chaser

   - Arch Bishop

   - Rune Knight

   - Royal Guard

   - Genetic

   - Sura

   - Wanderer

   - Minstrel

   - Sorcerer

   - Warlock

   - Guillotine Cross

   The following extended classes are not allowed:

   - Rebellion

   - Star Emperor

   - Soul Reaper

   - Oboro

   - Kagerou

   - Super Novice

   - Doram race

5. A team cannot field duplicate classes within the same game.

6. Each game must have at least 5 players and no more than 7 players.

(6) ในแต่ละรอบการแข่งขัน จะต้องมีผู้เล่นลงสนามอย่างน้อย 5 คน และไม่เกิน 7 คน

Character Usage Rules (Thailand Qualifiers - Offline)

1. All participants must use the ROS IDs provided by the tournament staff on the official competition server.

2. Each team will receive 13 ROS accounts, each representing one class. Every account contains 5 characters (Character 01–05).

   Teams may use any of the 5 characters on the account, and switching between them during the tournament is not required.

3. Players must fully configure all 5 of their characters between 12:00 PM and 11:59 PM on August 14, 2026, including:

   - Status Points

   - Skill Points

   - Purchasing equipment

   - Upgrading equipment

   - Creating a guild

   - Uploading a guild emblem

   - Any other required setup

Note: On the ROS server, players cannot access Kafra Storage, and equipment cannot be shared between characters.

4. All 13 classes will start with:

   - Base Level 170

   - Job Level 60

5. Job Levels for each class tier:

   - 1st Class: Job Level 50

   - 2nd Class: Job Level 70

   - 3rd Class: Job Level 60

6. Skill Point allocation (Total: 177 Skill Points):

   - 1st Class: 49 Skill Points

   - 2nd Class: 69 Skill Points

   - 3rd Class: 59 Skill Points

7. During the qualifier, every character will start with 20,000,000 Zeny.

8. Players must complete all Skill and Status configurations before the match begins.

   Failure to finish setup before the scheduled match time will be considered a rule violation (foul) and result in a warning.

   Repeated violations after a warning will result in immediate disqualification of that player for the current game, and a substitute may not replace them.

9. If a player wishes to use the Plagiarism skill of the Shadow Chaser class to copy another skill, the copied skill must be prepared before entering the battlefield. The copied skill cannot be changed during the match.

10. If a team wishes to change classes between rounds, it may only do so after the current round has ended.

   A preparation area will be available at Izlude Plaza, with 5 minutes allotted for preparation.

Item Configuration Rules

1. All items are sold through NPCs in Izlude. Players must use the provided Zeny to purchase equipment.

   Certain consumables, such as:

   - Poison Bottle

   - Acid Bottle

   - Bottle Grenade

   - Rune Stone

   - etc.

   will have purchase limits.

2. Weapons and armor can be upgraded with a 100% success rate up to the following limits:

   - Armor: Up to +4

   - Level 1 Weapons: Up to +7

   - Level 2 Weapons: Up to +6

   - Level 3 Weapons: Up to +5

   - Level 4 Weapons: Up to +4

3. Special items obtained upon changing to a 3rd Class (such as Paint Pen, Wolf Flute, Beauty Pen, etc.) can be obtained free of charge from an NPC.

4. Mechanic and Genetic players must obtain a new Cart from the NPC after every round (free of charge).

5. The Vending skill cannot be used on the competition server.

Ragnarok Stars Thailand Championship 2026 - Offline Qualifier Maps

The qualifier will determine the battlefield by spinning a random map wheel consisting of:

• Freya's Sanctuary

• Nogg Road

• Rachel Ice Cave

• Valkyrie Temple

(2) The team on the left side of the tournament bracket will have the right to randomly select the Map to be used in Round 1.

(3) The team on the right side of the tournament bracket will have the right to randomly select the Map to be used in Round 2.

(4) The match will begin only after both teams have completed the Map selection process.

Competition Procedure

The competition is divided into the following 2 phases:

Phase 1: Izlude Plaza

• Before entering the competition arena, each team must prepare at the Izlude Plaza within a 5-minute preparation period.

• All players must be online and belong to the same party and guild. Once the team is ready, they must notify the on-site staff to verify the team roster.

• If any issues occur with the computer, system, or game during the preparation period, players must immediately inform the staff.

• Once inside the competition arena, players may not change characters or player rosters until the next round.

Phase 2: Competition Arena

• Once players enter the arena, there will be a 30-second countdown before the match automatically begins.

• Each round has a maximum duration of 7 minutes.

• At the end of each round, the system will display the scoreboard and return all players to Izlude simultaneously.

• Players who are eliminated must wait until the round ends and should not log out of the arena before the match is over.

Disconnect and Rematch

(1) If a player disconnects, experiences a game freeze, or is eliminated due to technical issues after the match has started, that player will not be allowed to re-enter the arena during that round.

(2) If a system, game, server, or hardware issue occurs after combat has started and damage has already been dealt, but no players have been eliminated, the staff may consider granting a rematch at their discretion.

(3) If a rematch is approved, both teams must use the same player roster, characters, and team composition unless otherwise approved by the staff under special circumstances.

(4) If a player is found intentionally logging out, disconnecting, or disrupting the match to request a rematch or gain an unfair advantage, the staff reserves the right to deny the rematch request and may impose penalties up to and including a match forfeiture.

(5) All decisions regarding rematch approval, continuation or termination of the match, and disciplinary actions are at the sole discretion of the tournament staff. All decisions are final.

Rules at the Competition Venue

(1) Competitors must be seated at their assigned stations and wait for instructions from the staff. Touching the mouse or keyboard before the start signal is prohibited.

(2) Players may log in only after receiving permission from the tournament staff.

(3) Competitors must use only the equipment provided by the tournament staff. Personal equipment is not permitted.

(4) Players must create their guild and invite all members during the character setup period. The guild name must match the name specified by the tournament staff.

(5) The guild may only contain characters from the same team. If a character from another team is found in the guild, the involved player may be immediately disqualified.

(6) The team captain is responsible for managing the guild, member roster, and ensuring the team is fully prepared before the match begins.

General Rules and Disqualification

(1) The competition must be played using the official client provided by Gravity Game Tech Co., Ltd. only. The use of third-party programs or unauthorized tools is strictly prohibited. Any team found violating this rule will be immediately disqualified, receive no prizes, and the opposing team will be awarded the victory by default.

(2) If a player or team withdraws during the tournament, they will not receive any prizes. All players on that team (including substitutes) will be banned from participating in any tournaments organized by Gravity Game Tech Co., Ltd. for one year from the date of withdrawal.

(3) Competitors must use only the equipment provided by the tournament staff. Personal equipment is not allowed.

(4) If any player obstructs the competition in any manner (as determined by the tournament staff), the entire guild will receive a warning for the first offense and the whole team will be disqualified upon the second offense.

(5) If any item is deemed prohibited during the competition, the tournament staff will immediately ban its use. The first violation will result in a warning, while a second violation will result in disqualification.

(6) During the competition, team communication must be conducted only through the in-game guild chat or party chat. Using public chat will result in a warning for the first offense and individual disqualification for the second offense.

(7) If a player leaves the party during the match, that player will be considered to have forfeited the competition immediately.

(8) The tournament staff reserves the right to disconnect any player from the arena immediately if they determine that the player has violated the rules or if an unfair situation arises during the competition. In the event of any serious incident, the staff may disqualify both teams at their sole discretion.

(9) If any player displays inappropriate behavior, attempts to evade staff supervision, or fails to comply with tournament rules while in the competition arena, the first offense will result in a warning and the second offense will result in match forfeiture.

(10) All competitors must strictly comply with the above rules. Any violation will be considered an automatic forfeiture of the team's right to compete.

(11) In the event of any dispute during the competition, the tournament staff's decision shall be final.

Player Eligibility Requirements

(1) Applicants must have no history of suspension from any competitions in 2023, 2024, or 2025.

(2) Applicants must hold Thai nationality.

(3) Applicants must not have previously participated in the Final Match of any tournament organized by Gravity Game Tech Co., Ltd. If they have participated in a Final Match, the team roster must be adjusted to comply with the rules of the respective tournament.

This includes (ROS, RCC, ROLC, and The Ragnarok). In cases where the Final Matches of different tournaments are held at different times, players who have already participated in the Final Match of an earlier tournament (even if they did not win) will not be eligible to compete in the Final Match of any subsequent tournament.

(4) There are no age or gender restrictions.

(5) Applicants must be able to travel to and participate in the offline competition held in Bangkok.