Altador Cup IX

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The ninth annual Altador Cup began on May 22, 2014 and concluded on July 3, 2014. As with previous years, users were asked to choose one of 18 teams, each representing a different Neopian land. After joining a team, users competed by playing games of Yooyuball, Slushie Slinger, Make Some Noise, and Shootout Showdown. A staff tournment was also held in conjunction with this event.

Format

Altador Cup IX saw the return of the bracket system used in Altador Cup VIII. The tournament consisted of five rounds and each round lasted five days. Between each round, all teams received a single bye day. At the beginning of each round, the eighteen participating teams were divided into three bracket. Each team then played five games against other teams in their bracket. At the end of the round, teams were ranked within each bracket based on how well they performed against the other teams in their bracket. Each team was then rewarded points based on their final position within their own bracket. Later rounds were worth more points than early rounds:

	1st Place	2nd Place	3rd Place	4th Place	5th Place	6th Place
Round 1	13 points	9 points	6 points	4 points	2 points	1 points
Round 2	17 points	14 points	11 points	8 points	5 points	4 points
Round 3	22 points	18 points	14 points	12 points	8 points	7 points
Round 4	27 points	24 points	18 points	16 points	11 points	10 points
Round 5	33 points	28 points	23 points	19 points	15 points	13 points

The team with the most points at the end of the tournament was declared the champion.

Participating Teams

Team	Description	Roster
Altador	After years as tournament also-rans, Altador vaulted into contention last year, finishing in 2nd place at Altador Cup VIII. Now that they’re entering the tourney as bona fide contenders, they’ll have to get used to opposing teams circling them on the schedule. Will they buckle under the pressure or rise to the challenge?	LF: Winberto Seliz RF: Foltaggio LD: Lyvon Cibaire RD: "Trapper" Remis GK: Salayne Ritad
Brightvale	Brightvale hasn’t wound up with a single-digit placing in a tourney since winning in Round One of the first Altador Cup and going to the round of eight. Given that they haven’t made any changes to last year’s team, it wouldn’t be a surprise if they finished 11th for the 3rd straight year. Keep reaching for the stars, Team Brightvale!	LF: Kayn Hireck RF: Reb Weemelott LD: Gordo Gunnels RD: Montecito GK: Orie Dinelle
Darigan Citadel	With three top five finishes in the past four years, Darigan continues to chip away at their goal of becoming the first Altador Cup team to win two championships in the modern era. However, there are some who fear that last year’s slight slip from 4th to 5th place could be a predictor of further slippage…	LF: Layton Vickles RF: Tandrak Shaye LD: Kep Bonnefie RD: Tormo "The Terror" Frein GK: Reshar Collifey
Faerieland	You could technically call last year’s tie for 16th with Virtupets an improvement, if only by virtue of the fact that it was one spot better than Team Faerieland’s tie for 17th with Altador the year before. On the other hand, that very same Altador team went on to finish 2nd in last year’s tourney, so who’s to say that it won’t be Team Faerieland’s turn this year? Oh, right. Everyone.	LF: Elbin Kroe RF: Kakoni Worrill LD: Delma Harrence RD: Ciona Broan GK: Valtonous Rea
Haunted Woods	Back when Team Haunted Woods followed their victory in Altador Cup I with a 7th place finish, many called it a sophomore slump. Yet, in the six tourneys since, the team has failed to best that Altador Cup II finish, much less come close to being in the mix for a title. Could a change to the team’s roster be the key to their resurgence?	CF: Zo Junior LD: Krell Vitor CD: "Brains" Mortigan RD: Crade Talvos GK: Fanetti
Kiko Lake	Team Kiko Lake, whose rise to 6th place in the standings for Altador Cup VII held such promise, returned to form with a disappointing 14th place showing at last year’s tourney. “We’ve now had a taste of what it’s like to contend, and we’ve also experienced the cost of taking that for granted,” said Holbie Pinnock. “We’ve learned our lesson.”	LF: Holbie Pinnock RF: Meela Kitah LD: "Poke" Cellers RD: Ditan Colb GK: Erli Quinnock
Krawk Island	Krawk Island bounced back from their second 7th place finish in three years by coming in 4th at last year’s tourney. While some feel the team needs to prove that they can get off this rollercoaster of strong and poor showings, the team disagrees. “We’re champions,” Garven Hale stated defiantly. “In my book, we don’t have anything to prove.”	CF: Feldon "Dinksy" Collibridge LD: Nitri Cassale CD: Coco Metrone RD: Zayle Sufhaux GK: Garven Hale
Kreludor	Coming off their victory in Altador Cup VII, Kreludor took an expected decline and fell to 7th in last year's tourney. Rather than resting on their laurels, the club decided it wasn't good enough, making a deal for Krawk Island's Ealyn Hawkshanks. "It's sad to see Coco go," captain Derlyn Fonnet said, "but make no mistake: this is an upgrade."	RF: Zenor Kevix CF: Ealyn Hawkshanks LF: Qlydae Wegg CD: Derlyn Fonnet GK: Jurin T.
Lost Desert	After years as a mainstay in the tourney’s top tier, Team Lost Desert has posted two 13th place finishes in the past three years. Though many insist it’s time to rebuild, the team thinks they’ve got one last run left. “Critics said we were through after our first 13th place showing, but we came back,” goalie Leera Heggle said. “We’ve still got it.”	LF: Vonde Cayle RF: Derbi Azar LD: Luvea Trivon RD: Rhee Solters GK: Leera Heggle
Maraqua	Having followed their 8th place showing in Altador Cup VII with a 9th place finish in last year’s tourney, it seems like their days as legitimate Cup contenders -- Maraqua placed fifth or better three years in a row before that -- are behind them for good. Good luck convincing Elon “The Black Hole” Hughlis of that, however…	CF: Elon Hughlis LD: Lamelle Turow CD: Oten Runeu RD: Barit Jowes GK: Tonie Plessix
Meridell	Meridell’s addition of Ethel Boortz was meant to vault them to the title, but instead the club fell from 3rd to 6th. Many say that it was hardly the newcomer’s fault, though. “She was terrific,” Fiorina said. “It’s just that, when you’re playing at this high a level, it takes absolute precision, and our chemistry just isn’t there yet.”	RF: Fiorina CF: "Wizard" Windelle LF: Ethel Boortz CD: Ilsa Ellits GK: Yoris Obbles
Moltara	After teasing their fans by rising to 15th place in Altador Cup VII, Team Moltara suffered another season where they seemingly couldn’t get out of their own way, falling back to last place for the 3rd time in four years. With another offseason spent back at the drawing board, will they summon the will to dust themselves off and try again?	LF: Aldric Beign RF: Tulah Kisner LD: Vere Polnicek RD: Zax Bannet GK: Harlis Neyhbol
Mystery Island	In light of the drubbing they took at last year’s tourney, Mystery Island’s 2nd place Altador Cup VII finish now feels like it happened an awfully long time ago. After years of failing to live up to expectations, the club came out of nowhere to nearly win it all, only to wither under the spotlight last year. Now, the pressure’s greater than ever…	LF: Teylor Nix RF: Volgoth LD: Selmon Woulf RD: Vela Binal GK: Lor Benneveldt
Roo Island	No one who witnessed the indignity of Roo Island’s 14th place finish at Altador Cup VII could’ve imagined that this same team (which, by all rights, should have then been dismantled) would rocket back into contention and wind up with a spot on the podium at 3rd place in Altador Cup VIII. At this point, what they’re capable of is anyone’s guess.	LF: Jair Tollet RF: Lilo Blumario LD: Fenny Vail RD: "Squeaky" Tressif GK: Clutch Billaban
Shenkuu	After nosediving to 16th place in Altador Cup VII, Team Shenkuu bounced back to place 12th at last year’s Cup, making the first step on what will probably be a long, slow road back to respectability. “We’re going back to basics, stressing fundamentals,” captain Mirsha Grelinek said. “It’s either that or start from scratch, which we’d rather avoid.”	CF: Mirsha Grelinek LD: Antola Maeir CD: Timu RD: Larcy Phu GK: Xana DiLanche
Terror Mountain	Terror Mountain got off to a rocky start last season before going on a tear where they were almost as hot as any team in the tourney, only to tail off toward the end and finish 7th overall. Despite falling short, they definitely put the competition on notice of what they’re capable of. If they can get hot and sustain their momentum, watch out…	RF: Osielle Lidel CF: Prytariel LF: Evrem Guilako CD: Rinok Fitel GK: Minae Mitora
Tyrannia	Having tumbled from 6th place in Altador Cup VI to 10th place in ACVII, Team Tyrannia took a gamble by swapping netminders with Moltara, acquiring goalie Mor Gollog. The move paid off in spades, as the club then went on to win it all at Altador Cup VIII. Will this club be the first to shed the dreaded winners’ curse and defend their title?	RF: "Spikes" Barmie CF: Loryche LF: Wila Benne CD: "Scrap" Taggert GK: Mor Gollog
Virtupets	After following their victory at Altador Cup VI with a woeful 13th place showing the next year, things went from bad to worse for Keetra Deile and co. as they imploded at Altador Cup VIII, finishing in a tie with Faerieland in a tie for 16th place. If nothing else, fans can take heart in knowing that they’ve pretty much got nowhere to go but up…	LF: XL Striker 3.8 RF: Keetra Deile LD: Sela Pretore RD: Weldar Xupenfarb GK: Goltron Mk I

Pre-game Press Releases

In the weeks leading up to the start of Altador Cup IX, each team wrote up short press release giving details on their team and players:

Pre-game Press Releases
Altador Cibaire On Path To Improved Play “During my younger days, I didn’t do much offseason training,” Altador’s Lyvon Cibaire recently admitted. “It really caught up with me last year, though. At times, I found myself with nothing left late in games, which -- considering how close we came to winning it all -- is something that bothers me quite a bit. That’s why I took up long distance running this offseason, and the results have been remarkable. The difference in my play during pre-tourney practices has been like night and day.”
Brightvale Hagan: Keep Calm And Play On Despite years of vicious ribbing from his brother King Skarl, King Hagan has managed not to lose his cool over Team Brightvale’s poor tourney play. “Sure, it’s disappointing that the club has yet to make a serious challenge for the Cup,” Hagan said recently, “but it’s not for lack of trying, or resources. As long as we’re steadfast in our approach that emphasises information over emotions, then I’m sure that our day will come soon enough.”
Darigan Citadel Reshar Collifey: Monster Hunter? Darigan netminder Reshar Collifey enjoyed quite an offseason. “I got rather caught up in the whole ‘eating contest monster’ thing,” he recently recounted. “As a fan of all things unexplained, as soon as I heard about what had happened I rushed in to join the fray. I was right there with everyone else, mucking about in those catacombs for days. Hehe… let’s just say that, after getting hit with the Curse of Fatigue countless times, I am now quite rested for this year’s tourney.”
Faerieland Faerieland Frustration Fuels Speculation Having played in eight Altador Cups and never finished better than 15th, frustration seems to have gotten the best of at least one member of Team Faerieland. “We’ve been told not to discuss this publicly,” an anonymous team member confided, “but someone on the club has, over time, become convinced that the Altador Cup Committee has a grudge against us. At first it was a few sly remarks, but now they constantly rant about it. What’s worse is that the other players are starting to believe it, too.
Haunted Woods For Woods, A Changing Of The Guard After eight seasons as a key contributor to Team Haunted Woods’s vaunted defense, Wan Dirx has decided to hang up his sling and call it a career. However, even though he’s no longer on the roster, that doesn’t mean he’s no longer a fan -- in fact, Dirx claims to be his replacement’s #1 supporter. “He’s terrific, and because I’ve always put the team’s fortunes ahead of my own, I felt that stepping aside was the right thing to do. I’m telling you… he’s so scary, it’s good. Hehe, I mean, he’s so goo--oh, you’ll see!”
Kiko Lake Kiko Lake: Complacent No More? In years past, Kiko Lake had struggled just to participate in the tournament, often picking up odd jobs to cover the costs. After their stunning 6th place finish in Altador Cup VII, however, a flood of donations came in. Suddenly endowed with a new training facility, equipment, and no need to worry about expenses… the team finished 14th the following year. “We definitely blew it,” forward Meela Kitah said. “We got lazy… but we’ve learned our lesson.”
Krawk Island Krawk Makes Swap One day after reports of a trade by Kreludor surfaced, some additional details have emerged. It is now confirmed that the deal is between Kreludor and Krawk Island, and that the player going to Kreludor is forward Ealyn Hawkshanks. “I’ve been ‘ere me whole career, so to say it’s disappointin’ would be an understatement,” Hawkshanks said. “That’s the business, though…” Due to financial details that remain to be ironed out, the player on the other end of the deal has yet to be announced, but is expected soon.
Kreludor Kreludor: Win Or Else After winning Altador Cup VII, Kreludor became the latest champion to slump the following year, tying Terror Mountain for 7th place at last year’s tourney. Though the decline was expected, the club has sent the message that it’s not accepted, as reports indicate the team has made a swap. Details as to who has been dealt and where they’ll be going have yet to be made public. When asked to comment, captain Derlyn Fonnet (who’s thought to not be involved), said simply, “Message received, loud and clear.”
Lost Desert Lost Desert Looks Toward Future For years, stories of behind-the-scenes friction between Team Lost Desert’s players have been plentiful. This past offseason, in an attempt to rehabilitate the squad’s camaraderie, the team’s players decided to go on a weeklong camping trip. By all accounts, the retreat went surprisingly well. “We’ve got a lot of history together, for better or worse, but we’ve hashed all that stuff out and put it behind us,” forward Derbi Azar said. “We’re ready to move forward as one and win another championship.”
Maraqua Hughlis Blames Defence For Slide After a trio of top five finishes spanning Altador Cups IV through VI, Team Maraqua has fallen back a few spots and is now considered a 2nd or 3rd tier club. As a result, there’s been recent talk of shoring up the club’s offense by adding another scorer to supplement team captain Elon “The Black Hole” Hughlis. Hughlis, however, will not hear of it. “We tried that before and it didn’t work,” the forward said. “We’re fine offensively. We just need to be more creative with our defensive schemes.”
Meridell Meridell Content To Stand Pat After a couple of top five finishes, Meridell slipped to 6th in last year’s tourney. Team Meridell’s not panicking, though. “A lot of times, teams overreact in an attempt to reach that next level,” defender Ilsa Ellits explained. “They make risky moves for short term gain that not only fail to put them over the top, but also do long term harm. That’s not going to be us -- we’ve got the right scheme and personnel. All we need to do is maintain our focus and keep working to improve our execution. We’ll get there.”
Moltara Moltara Poised For A Rebound? Entering last year’s Altador Cup tourney, there was genuine cause for optimism among the Moltara faithful: their squad had placed 15th -- its best showing yet -- and they’d worked out a deal to bring in Tyrannian netminder Harlis Neyhbol. Their hopes were dashed, however, as Team Moltara tumbled back into 18th place for Altador Cup VIII. Perhaps they could ask Dr Landelbrot for advice about managing the chaos that is their team’s play?
Mystery Island Your Move, Mystery Island… After disappointing 14th place finishes in Altador Cup V and VI, Mystery Island shifted to a more conventional 2-2-1 look and replaced forward Bertie Shurtz with defender Selmon Woulf. The move paid off immediately, as the squad vaulted to 2nd place the next year. However, with an entire offseason to study Mystery Island’s play, the other teams adjusted and the islanders dropped to 15th in Altador Cup VIII. Have they been able to successfully return to the drawing board for some new tactical wrinkles?
Roo Island Roo Island: Nothing’s Bugging Us After a disappointing 14th place finish the previous year, Team Roo Island roared back into contention at Altador Cup VIII, finishing 3rd overall. “I don’t want to make excuses,” team captain Lilo Blumario said, “but I’d be lying if I claimed that that business with the bug infestation had nothing to do with our preparation prior to Altador Cup VII. Our play last year showed what we were capable of, and barring any unforeseen issues, we expect to be in the hunt yet again.”
Shenkuu Mixed Emotions, But No Regrets When asked about the success of Altador, her former team, Shenkuu defender Timu said, “I’ve got mixed emotions, really. I mean, for them to go from 17th to 2nd, that’s something special that any player would want to be a part of. On the other hand, I’ve got a great situation here in Shenkuu, and-- oh, by the way, we showed some pretty impressive progress ourselves, jumping four places in the standings over the previous year. So, yeah… no regrets here.”
Terror Mountain Is It Terror Mountain’s Time? Terror Mountain’s 7th place finish last season was the team’s best showing ever. After years of progress, though, the club now feels a sense of urgency to make a title push. “Much of the team was pretty young those first couple of years,” defender Prytariel said, “but now most of us are in the prime of our careers. This core group’s championship window is going to start to close soon, so opportunities to bring home the Cup aren’t being taken for granted by us the way that they might’ve been five or six years ago.”
Tyrannia “Spikes” Barmie, Style Icon? Long known as one of Yooyuball’s dirtiest players, defender “Spikes” Barmie made a name for himself during the offseason by pursuing another passion: a surprising love of high end fashion. “It started with reading fashion journals and attending the occasional runway show, but lately I’ve gotten really serious about it. I’ve even begun work on my own fashion line, which I hope to debut soon. Who knows, maybe I’ll even make a career of it after I hang up my Yooyuball sling?”
Virtupets Virtupets Dials Down Loose Play After weak showings the past two tourneys, theories have begun to crop up about Virtupets’ poor play. “Maybe it’s because our lineup is 40% robots, but in the past we were criticised for playing in a very risk-averse manner,” Sela Pretore explained. “Then, as a result of advances in robotics and game theory, the pendulum actually swung too far in the other direction, causing our style to become too freewheeling. We’ve made some modifications this offseason and are quite confident in our prospects.”

Results

Round 1 Results

Alabriss Bracket	Minitheus Bracket	Vaeolus Bracket
6/2 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/3 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/4 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/5 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/6 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 1 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th	6/2 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/3 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/4 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/5 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/6 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS ] Round 1 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th	6/2 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/3 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/4 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/5 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/6 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 1 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Round 2 Results

Alabriss Bracket	Minitheus Bracket	Vaeolus Bracket
6/8 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/9 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/10 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/11 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/12 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 2 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th	6/8 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/9 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/10 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/11 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/12 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 2 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th	6/8 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/9 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/10 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/11 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/12 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 2 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Round 3 Results

Alabriss Bracket	Minitheus Bracket	Vaeolus Bracket
6/14 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/15 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/16 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/17 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/18 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 3 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th	6/14 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/15 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/16 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/17 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/18 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 3 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th	6/14 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/15 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/16 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/17 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/18 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 3 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Round 4 Results

Alabriss Bracket	Minitheus Bracket	Vaeolus Bracket
6/20 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/21 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/22 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/23 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/24 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 4 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th	6/20 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/21 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/22 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/23 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/24 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 4 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th	6/20 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/21 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/22 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/23 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/24 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 4 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Round 5 Results

Alabriss Bracket	Minitheus Bracket	Vaeolus Bracket
6/26 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/27 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/28 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/29 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/30 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 5 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th	6/26 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/27 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/28 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/29 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/30 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 5 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th	6/26 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/27 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/28 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/29 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS 6/30 Matches Matchup YYB SLS MSN SHS Round 5 Final Standings 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Final Results

1st	2nd	3rd	4th (tie)		6th	7th	8th	9th

10th	11th	12th	13th (tie)			16th	17th	18th

Prizes

At the end of the event, each user was rewarded with prize points based on how much they participated during the event. Users could spend their prize points at the Altador Cup IX prize shop. The following items were available from the prize shop:

Dyeworks Hue Brew Potion Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Yooyu Lapel Pin Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Yooyu Gumballs Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Unsettling Fan Made Artwork of Lyvon Cibaire Stats Attack None Defence None Links
Free (Limit 1)	1 point	10 points	25 points
Yooyu Treats Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Limited Edition Altador Cup Krawkade Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Yooyuball Frisbee Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Yooyuball Scorecard Stats Attack None Defence None Links
25 points	30 point	35 points	40 points
Yooyuball Pro Edition Board Game Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Altador Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Brightvale Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Darigan Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links
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Team Faerieland Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Haunted Woods Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Kiko Lake Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Krawk Island Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links
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Team Kreludor Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Lost Desert Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Maraqua Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Meridell Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links
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Team Moltara Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Mystery Island Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Roo Island Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Shenkuu Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links
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Team Terror Mountain Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Tyrannia Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Team Virtupets Altador Cup Shield Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Collectable Altador Cup Vase Stats Attack None Defence None Links
50 points	50 point	50 points	55 points
Yooyu Hand Mirror Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Welcome To Altador Harbour Background Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Terrified Harris Plushie Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Yooyuball Ribbons Stats Attack None Defence None Links
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Altador Cup Funnel Cake Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Official Yooyuball Tote Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Altador Cup Nesting Dolls Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Yooyus and Lace Perfume Stats Attack None Defence None Links
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Infectious Smile of the Shootout Showdown Goalie Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Altador Cup Special Edition Achyfi Can Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Yooyu Pizza Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Altador Cup Wig And Beanie Stats Attack None Defence None Links
175 points	200 point	225 points	300 points
Vintage Virtupets Jersey Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Places to Visit During the Altador Cup Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Vintage Kreludor Altador Cup Jersey Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Geometric Fence Foreground Stats Attack None Defence None Links
400 points	400 point	500 points	500 points
Vintage Tyrannia Jersey Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Loryche Action Figure Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Altador Cup IX Commemorative Stamp Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Camping at the Altador Cup Stats Attack None Defence None Links
600 points	2,000 point	4,500 points	8,000 points
Tyrannian Paint Brush Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Yooyu Eyes Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Altador Cup Display Cabinet Background Stats Attack None Defence None Links	Tyrannian Yooyu Stats Attack None Defence None Links
10,000 points	12,500 point	19,000 points	25,000 points