Legacy Piece Eclipse Championship Guide: Schedule, Rules, and Rewards
Legacy Piece has introduced a new competitive activity called the Eclipse Championship, giving players another reason to test their builds and push their characters as far as possible. Unlike regular multiplayer competitions, this is a weekly solo tournament where your performance is compared against other players in the same bracket.
The goal is simple: survive for as many waves as possible during a limited 15-minute run. However, every bracket comes with special conditions that can change how your character performs. Because of this, you will need to adjust your strategy depending on the modifiers assigned to your group.
Here is everything you need to know about the Legacy Piece Eclipse Championship, including how it works, when it resets, its competitive conditions, and all of the weekly rewards.
What Is the Eclipse Championship in Legacy Piece?
The Eclipse Championship is a new weekly solo tournament located inside the Astral Colosseum. Players are divided into competitive brackets containing up to 100 participants, with everyone attempting to achieve the highest possible wave during their run.
Each attempt lasts a maximum of 15 minutes. Instead of competing against other players directly, your performance is measured by how far you can progress. The player who reaches the highest wave will take the top position on the leaderboard.
You are also not limited to a single attempt for the entire week. If you are unhappy with your current score, you can enter again and try to improve your personal record before the tournament resets.
This makes the Eclipse Championship more about gradually improving your run rather than relying entirely on a single attempt. You can experiment with different builds, learn how the bracket conditions affect your character, and then make another attempt to push your wave count higher.
How to Enter the Eclipse Championship
The Eclipse Championship can be accessed through the Eclipse Championship NPC. Players can also use the Teleport Board on Legacy Island to quickly travel to the tournament area.
The event itself takes place in the Astral Colosseum, so make sure you are prepared before starting a run. Since each attempt only gives you 15 minutes to achieve your best result, entering with an unsuitable build can waste an opportunity to improve your leaderboard position.
Before starting, pay attention to your bracket’s special conditions. These modifiers can significantly affect your health regeneration, cooldowns, damage, or elemental effectiveness.
Eclipse Championship Bracket Conditions
One of the most important parts of the Eclipse Championship is the bracket condition system. Different brackets can receive different competitive modifiers, meaning the best strategy may change depending on which conditions you receive. There are currently four types of conditions that can affect your run.
1. Withering Recovery
Withering Recovery reduces your character’s health regeneration. This makes healing less effective and means you need to be more careful when taking damage. Because you cannot rely as heavily on health regeneration, avoiding unnecessary hits becomes more important. Builds that can maintain distance or eliminate enemies quickly can have an advantage under this condition.
2. Skill Fatigue
Skill Fatigue increases your skill cooldowns. Abilities that normally become available quickly will take longer to recharge. This can have a major impact on builds that depend heavily on skills for their damage output. You may need to manage your abilities more carefully instead of constantly relying on them. When playing under Skill Fatigue, make sure you have a reliable way to deal damage while your strongest skills are unavailable.
3. Tool Suppression
Tool Suppression randomly reduces the damage of your Weapon, Style, or Ability to 0.60×. This means certain parts of your build may become significantly weaker during the tournament. A setup that performs extremely well under normal circumstances might not be as effective when its primary damage source receives the suppression effect. Because the affected damage type is randomized, it is useful to have a flexible build that does not depend entirely on one source of damage.
4. Element Affinities
Element Affinities changes the effectiveness of different elements during the tournament. Two elements receive increased resistance, while two others become weaknesses. This means elemental matchups can play a major role in your performance. Attacking an enemy with an element they resist can make your run considerably slower, while exploiting an elemental weakness can help you clear waves more efficiently. Before starting your run, check which elements are affected and adjust your setup accordingly if possible.
Eclipse Championship Weekly Reset
The Eclipse Championship operates on a weekly schedule. The tournament resets every Saturday at 12:00 PM GMT+7. When the rankings are finalized, rewards from the previous tournament can be collected through the Leaderboard Rewards menu.
This weekly reset gives players a fixed amount of time to establish their best score. If your current position is not where you want it to be, you can continue making additional attempts before the deadline.
Because the leaderboard is based on your Highest Wave, you should keep trying whenever you believe your build or strategy can be improved.
How the Eclipse Championship Rankings Work
Your ranking is determined by the highest wave you successfully reach during your run. The 15-minute time limit places an additional restriction on how far you can progress. This means your goal is not simply to survive. You also need to clear waves efficiently enough to keep pushing forward before the timer expires.
If you make several attempts during the week, your best performance becomes your personal record. You can therefore use early attempts to learn the tournament conditions before attempting a more optimized run.
For players aiming for the top of the leaderboard, adapting to the bracket conditions is especially important. A powerful build under normal circumstances may not necessarily be the best option for every Eclipse Championship bracket.
Eclipse Championship Weekly Rewards
The Eclipse Championship provides rewards based on participation and leaderboard placement. Even players who do not finish near the top can receive rewards simply for taking part.
Participation Rewards
Players who participate in the Eclipse Championship receive:
- 200 Eclipse Tokens
- 1 Secret Fish Chest
These rewards make the tournament worth entering even if you are not confident about reaching the highest waves.
Top 10 Rewards
Players who finish within the Top 10 receive:
- 600 Eclipse Tokens
- 15 Secret Fish Chests
- 30 Mythical Fish Chests
This is a significant increase compared with the basic participation reward and gives players an additional reason to compete for a higher leaderboard position.
Top 5 Rewards
Players who finish within the Top 5 receive:
- 1,000 Eclipse Tokens
- 25 Secret Fish Chests
- 50 Mythical Fish Chests
- Mysterious Weapon Skin
Reaching the Top 5 also gives you access to an exclusive Mysterious Weapon Skin alongside the increased chest and token rewards.
Top 1 Rewards
The player who finishes in first place receives the biggest reward package:
- 1,700 Eclipse Tokens
- 50 Secret Fish Chests
- 100 Mythical Fish Chests
- Mysterious Weapon Skin
- “Beyond the Zenith” exclusive title
The exclusive title makes first place particularly valuable for players who want to show off their achievement. It also gives the Eclipse Championship a clear end goal for competitive players looking to dominate their weekly bracket.
The Eclipse Championship gives Legacy Piece players a new weekly challenge focused on individual performance. With brackets of up to 100 players, 15-minute runs, and a leaderboard based on your Highest Wave, every attempt gives you an opportunity to improve your position.
The tournament becomes more interesting because of its bracket conditions. Withering Recovery, Skill Fatigue, Tool Suppression, and Element Affinities can all change how your build performs, so adapting to the current conditions is essential if you want to compete for the top spots.
The event resets every Saturday at 12:00 PM GMT+7, giving you an entire week to improve your score. Even if you cannot reach the Top 10, participation still provides Eclipse Tokens and a Secret Fish Chest. For the strongest players, however, reaching first place can award 1,700 Eclipse Tokens, 50 Secret Fish Chests, 100 Mythical Fish Chests, a Mysterious Weapon Skin, and the exclusive “Beyond the Zenith” title.