Crews, titles, and the crew championship
How to join a channel's crew, wear its titles, and take part in the championship where crews compete on points.
Joining a crew
A crew belongs to one channel. Apply from the crew panel on that channel's home, and you are in once the channel owner approves you. The owner is always part of their own crew, with nothing to apply for.
- 1Apply to join the crew from the channel home.
- 2The channel owner approves or declines from the application list.
- 3Once approved you join that channel's crew lounge chat room and can wear the channel's titles.
The owner can name the crew, up to 16 characters, and promote some members to manager. Without a name, the crew shows under a default label.
If you leave or the owner removes you, the title you were wearing for that channel comes off immediately. Getting back in means applying and waiting for approval all over again.
Seats and title slots follow the channel boost
How many crew members a channel can take, and how many titles it can create, are both set by its boost level. A channel with no boost has zero of each, so neither crew applications nor title creation opens there.
| Channel boost level | Crew seats | Title slots |
|---|---|---|
| Lv0 | 0 | 0 |
| Lv1 | 5 | 1 |
| Lv2 | 15 | 3 |
| Lv3 | 40 | 5 |
Above Lv3 every level adds 10 more seats, and title slots grow by one every two levels up to 12. If the boost drops and the seat count shrinks, nobody already approved is cut — only new approvals are blocked.
Creating and wearing titles
The channel owner creates the titles and the channel's crew wears them. A title is up to 12 characters, and wording that is already in use anywhere cannot be created again — the same words in two places would make crews indistinguishable.
- Solid colors unlock at boost Lv1
- Gradients unlock at Lv2
- Frames and shine unlock at Lv3
You wear one title at a time. Putting on another one takes the previous title off automatically. Your own titles are collected per channel on your profile page, where you can switch between them.
If the boost drops, titles pushed past the slot count and decoration above the new tier are not deleted — they just cannot be used for a while. They work again as soon as the level returns.
The championship — entry and points
The crew championship is crews competing on points. What you do during a broadcast and what you do in the card game add up to one crew score. Only channels whose owner has switched entry on join a league, and leagues are split into three tiers by channel boost level. A channel that cannot take crew at its level cannot enter.
| Track | What earns points |
|---|---|
| Broadcast | Song requests · prediction bets · event entries · attendance · donations |
| Cards | Duel wins · successful defenses · battles · card pulls |
- The ranking is the sum of the broadcast and card tracks
- There is a daily cap on how much one person can add, plus a separate cap on each track. The two track caps add up to more than the daily total, so working only one side never fills the day
- Standings are public, but who contributed how much is visible only to that person
On a channel that has entry switched on, taking part in a broadcast before you are in its crew is not wasted — it is held aside and becomes crew points once that channel approves you, and you can also claim it yourself from the championship page. It does have a deadline, though: if approval does not come by then, it is gone for good.
Your card crew and season rewards
Card results do not happen inside a channel, so there is no way to tell which crew they belong to. That is why you pick one of your approved crews as your card crew. Until you do, card points go nowhere and are not held aside either.
Once you switch your card crew, you cannot switch again for a while. The limit exists so nobody swaps sides right before a deadline to shift the standings. Points already recorded are not moved — they stay with the crew they were scored for.
Points are always tallied into an all-time and a weekly ranking; a season is the window that carries rewards. When a season ends, the standings are locked, the top crews in each league are settled, and only then are rewards handed out. If too few crews entered, the season is postponed automatically.
- A season title — issued as that channel's title, so its crew can wear it
- A season relic — worn by that channel's crew pet (skipped if operations has not picked a relic)
- A commemorative card — one is issued to that channel and never appears in card pulls
- No points are paid out. An awarded title does not take up the owner's title slots, and because it is a record, the owner cannot delete or hide it
Common questions
I applied to a crew and nothing happened.
The channel owner approves applications by hand. If every seat is taken, nothing happens until one frees up. A channel with no boost has no seats, so applications never open there.
I took part in a broadcast but see no crew points.
One of three things. The owner has not switched championship entry on yet, you are not in that channel's crew so the contribution is being held, or you already hit your daily cap. Held contributions turn into points once you are approved.
I won in the card game but scored nothing.
Check whether you have picked a card crew. Without one there is no crew to credit, so the result is neither scored nor held.
Do I get points for winning the championship?
No points are paid out. What you get is a season title, a relic, and a commemorative card — things that stay on the record.