| This article refers to Duel in Shadow Fight 3. For other uses, see Duel (disambiguation).
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It is one of the methods for obtaining or upgrading gear along with the store, Booster Packs, and drops from defeating opponents.
Description
Each duel has a maximum of three rounds, and the player must win two in order to be victorious. Each round can last a maximum of 99 seconds and the players must defeat their opponent within this time limit or lose the round.
Players can enter duels any time from the main menu screen. The game will then search for an opponent and once the match is made, the fight will start. The matchmaking is determined by the duel ratings, therefore opponents will usually have similar power and duel ratings as the player.
Winning a duel match will reward the players with some gold coins, for a maximum of 10 fights per day. The higher the player's Dan, the more coins they can earn from a single duel. Once they have win 4 rounds, they will also receive a chest, which can contain either equipment, special moves, perks, or a currency. The player's duel rating will also go up.
Losing a duel will result in a decrease in the player's rating.
Dan
All players start from Dan 1. By accumulating enough rating points, the player's Dan will increase. A player with higher Dan has a better chance to receive a chest with higher rarity, and they will earn more valuable rewards at the end of a season. Currently, the highest attainable Dan is 9. At the end of a season, players will be rewarded with a Dan pack, containing a small amount of gems and some cards of random rarity. Each season lasts for 7 days.
Below are the minimum required rating points to be assigned to a Dan, their respective coin rewards, and the content of their respective Dan packs.
| Dan | Minimum Rating Points | Duel Rewards (10 times per day) | Pack Content |
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| 0 | 90 Coins | None |
| 200 | 100 Coins |
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| 600 | 150 Coins |
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| 1000 | 190 Coins |
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| 1600 | 280 Coins |
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| 2200 | 420 Coins |
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| 2800 | 650 Coins |
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| 3200 | 950 Coins |
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| 3800 | 1500 Coins |
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| 4200 | 2200 Coins |
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League and Season
Leagues are an activity for experienced players, which allows them to earn rewards at the end of a season. Currently, there are five obtainable leagues: Warrior, Hero, Champion, Master, and Legend. Once a player reaches Dan 10, they can graduate to leagues by winning more duels. The higher their league, the better the rewards would be at the end of the season. League rankings only remain till the end of the current season, after which they are reset to "Warrior" if they were higher.
Each season lasts for 7 days, and the rewards are determined by the player's league at the end of a season. After the reward has been claimed, the players' rating is recalculated as a new season begins (this rule is not applicable to Dans). Players are rewarded with a type of League pack depending on their league rank. League packs contain gems and several cards of different rarity.
| Icon | Rank | Minimum Rating Points | Duel Rewards (10 times per day) | Pack Content | Rating reset on season end |
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| Warrior | 4600 | 2700 coins |
| 4600-4660 |
| Hero | 4900 | 3200 coins |
| 4660-4720 |
| Champion | 5200 | 3700 coins |
| 4720-4780 |
| Master | 5500 | 4300 coins |
| 4780-4820 |
| Legend | 5700 | 4800 coins |
| 4820-4900 |
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Add a photo to this galleryTrivia
- The locations for duels are the same locations used during the storyline fights, chosen randomly by the game. Players will unlock new locations once they have progressed further in the story.
- Players will get season rewards only if they won at least one duel match during the season.
- Dan can be used to determine a player's overall experience in the game, with higher Dan theoretically meaning the player is more experienced. However, achieving a new Dan means that, while a player is no longer considered a beginner, that player is not yet necessarily an expert.
- In real life, the dan (段) ranking system is used by many Japanese organizations and Korean martial arts to indicate the level of one's ability within a certain subject matter. As a ranking system, it is used in modern fine arts and martial arts.
- The Chinese character for the word Dan (段) literally means step or stage in Japanese but is also used to refer to one's rank or grade, i.e. one's degree or level of expertise and knowledge.
- In the closed Beta test, all duel opponents used the same equipment. The opponent's equipment consisted of a Two-handed Sword, Rogue's Doublet, and Campaigner's Helm.
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