Champion Mastery Capstone
Defend a complete mechanics, matchup, and global playbook through re-tests of the hardest interactions and a live transfer challenge.
Due: 13 May 2027 · Weight: 40%
The brief#
Defend the current version of your champion mastery model, then show how you will keep it trustworthy when the game changes.
Re-test your ten hardest interactions over three cycles. Integrate mechanics, lane plans, setup choices, jungle pressure, side-lane decisions, objectives, and teamfight jobs into one navigable playbook. Every “mastered” claim must include its evidence and the condition that triggers a future re-test.
What you submit#
- a living champion playbook with full-roster interaction coverage;
- the ten-counter, three-cycle evidence matrix;
- an eight-minute live or recorded demonstration;
- a two-minute response to an unseen transfer scenario;
- a 600-word maintenance plan for future patches.
The capstone rewards a model that can be challenged and improved, not one that pretends to be final.
The spec
The brief poses the problem and leaves room for a response. The spec is the fixed part: what a marker checks. Some lines can be checked mechanically; the rest call for judgement.
- ten hardest interactions have three documented re-test cycles each
- the playbook covers the full roster at lane or global-interaction resolution
- the demonstration responds to an unseen condition without hiding uncertainty
How it is marked
| Criterion | Weight |
|---|---|
| Integrated champion model | 25% |
| Hard-counter re-test evidence | 30% |
| Global decision transfer | 25% |
| Maintenance plan and reflective judgement | 20% |