JJC is the arena. Arena is a game mode in World of Warcraft, which is similar to guild structure. The arena team is also a lasting and stable group formed by players themselves. The team has its own name and logo, but it is still different from the guild. The events in the arena are divided into three categories: 2V2, 3V3 and 5V5, which respectively correspond to teams of three sizes. Different from guilds, players can join several different teams at the same time, but only one team of the same type can join. For example, you can't join two 3V3 teams at the same time, but you can be a member of a 2V2 team and a 5V5 team. In addition, you need to reach level 70 to join or form an arena team.

The process of forming an arena team is the same as that of creating a guild. First of all, you need to buy a team registration form from the arena propagandist, and name your team. After collecting enough signatures, you can form a team (V2 team needs at least 1 signature, 3V3 team needs 2 copies, and 5V5 needs 4 copies). After collecting signatures, hand over the completed team registration form to the arena propagandist. Next, you need to choose a team flag, which is similar to the design process of guild badges. The main difference is that you don't have to spend money to design the team flag.

The maximum number of people in the team is twice the number of people needed to form a team. In other words, if the main player is not here, you can deploy a substitute player.

After forming a good team, go to the arena to compete and prove your strength. Just like the battlefield queue, you need to enter the arena queue: talk to the arena quartermaster and choose the arena event queue you want to join. Players can choose to enter the ranking match or the drill match queue, and the result of the drill match will not affect the player's team ranking. Once your team enters the queue, the team deployment system will start looking for other teams that match your team level. After finding a suitable target team, the two teams will be transported to the arena. ...

Fighting in the arena will be governed by a specific set of rules. The following are the most important clauses. We suggest that you read these rules carefully before attending the arena for the first time.

Every competitive game is a life-and-death duel, that is to say, after all the players of one side die, the other side can win and the game is over.

The starting level of the arena is 1500. Counting the increase of winning times, the level/field will increase 10- 15. Every week, it will be converted into arena scores according to the team level, and the arena scores will be exchanged for equipment.

Buying an arena team mainly means directly buying an arena team with a higher level, that is, you can be the captain and add your teammates, then you can start the arena journey from a higher starting point.