CTC Handbook

Every participant must be at least 13, or have verifiable consent from a parent or guardian. Hosts may ask for proof at any time. If it is not provided, the participant is removed, the team receives a strike, and the team may add a replacement.

Every team has a team leader. They handle all official communication and roster decisions.

Before signups close, leaders can change their roster freely. After a team is accepted, every change needs host approval, and new players must accept the agreements first. A player removed from a roster may rejoin it only once.

Once your team is accepted you cannot move to another team in the same tournament. Hosts may allow it in a real emergency.

A team with a full roster that cannot field enough rostered players in a match may use temporary substitutes who are not on the roster.

The team leader requests a temporary substitute with the player’s name, Discord and Roblox username. See the Temporary substitutes guide above.

A host verifies the player has been in the team’s Discord server for at least 15 days.

Temporary players cannot receive prizes, and the team returns to its official roster when it can. Hosts may refuse any temporary player suspected of ringing or exploiting.

Each participant can be on one roster per tournament, with one Roblox account. Suspect an alt? Open a ticket with evidence; hosts investigate and decide.

Players confirmed to use alts to appear on several rosters are removed from all teams and banned from the tournament. Repeat offenders may be banned from future tournaments.

Both team leaders agree on the match details in the match room. Anything not recorded there does not count.

If the leaders do not agree before the deadline, hosts set the time. A team that does not show at the host-set time falls under rule 3.4.

If the leaders do not agree on a map before the deadline, hosts pick one.

If the leaders do not agree on a tier before the deadline, hosts pick one.

Leaders may agree to change standard rules, for example weapon, part or item bans. A custom rule only counts once a host confirms it in the match room.

A team that cannot field enough players may ask to postpone. Both leaders and a host must agree, and the match must be played within 7 days of the original date. Each team gets one postponement per tournament. Missing the rescheduled match is a forfeit (rule 3.4).

With 5 or more players each, both teams play with the smaller team’s count (8v7 becomes 7v7). If one team has fewer than 5, the other benches down to 5 (8v4 becomes 5v4).

A team below 5 players gets a 10-minute grace period to find more. After that it plays with what it has. With 3 or fewer players after the grace period, it forfeits.

Not showing up, having 3 or fewer players after the grace period, or refusing to play is a forfeit. The opponent gets the full win, no rounds are played. A team that forfeits twice in one tournament receives a strike.

Do not spawn until the host gives the signal.

You may use !ct to join your assigned team before anyone spawns, once the host has announced the teams. After the match starts, changing teams without host instruction is not allowed.

Benched players can swap in between rounds, never while the player they replace is spawned.

Only clan decors, placed on the back and sides of the hull and turret. They must not cover weak spots or interfere with play.

If a player disconnects, the round continues and they may rejoin after it ends. A restart is only possible within the first minute of a round, if no damage was dealt and nobody was spotted. Tell a host right away; hosts decide whether to restart or forfeit.

Nobody may join a running match: not rostered players, benched players or outsiders.

• A player from a competing team joins: the match continues and hosts handle it. A second time in the same tournament is a full strike.
• An unknown outsider joins: the match continues and hosts handle it.

Hosts decide the penalty based on the situation.

Check the handbook before using any tool or tactic. Follow rules as intended; exploiting technicalities for an advantage is not allowed.

Aimbots, wallhacks, macros, exploits, glitches, collusion and ghosting are banned, as is disrupting tournament infrastructure. Hosts decide the penalty: player bans, disqualification, single or double strikes, or permanent removal.

Harassment or unsportsmanlike behaviour is penalised, from a warning up to a half strike.

Once eliminated you cannot spectate for your team or give live information. You may share what you knew before you died. Breaking this counts as ghosting (rule 5.2). This is the most commonly broken rule.

Every active player screen-shares their game with VDO.ninja, except on platforms where it does not work (console, mobile).

You may stream your matches with at least a 3-minute delay.

Record your matches. Accusations need video evidence, submitted in a ticket; claims without evidence are not reviewed. VDO.ninja does not save recordings.

Build anywhere on the map, including rooftops and hills tanks cannot reach. Allowed parts: Barricade, Wall, Tank Trap, Platform, Ramp. The “67 Wall” is banned.

Helicopters may fly anywhere. After spawning, land safely and switch the engine off until the countdown ends.

Points may only be captured from spots ground vehicles can reach. Bridging onto a roof is fine; landing a helicopter on a roof to capture is not.

Two strikes in one tournament means disqualification from that tournament.

Depending on severity, hosts may ban a team from future tournaments.

A disqualified team’s prize moves to the next eligible team in the standings. Hosts may withhold or remove prize money for misconduct, including cases this handbook does not cover.