Icefire Warhymn League
Week schedule, Testaments, predictions and formation order.
Planner Organises your plan. It does not predict battle outcomes.
How it is calculated
The Icefire Warhymn League planner puts the whole event week in your time zone with every lineup lock, totals the Testaments you will earn, plans prediction stakes and suggests an order for your three formations.
Schedule: fixed UTC times from the rule card. Qualifier on Wednesday 12:00–21:00 (10 hourly battles, three defeats end your run, Top 64 per zone advance); Elimination on Thursday at 10:00, 16:00 and 22:00; Pinnacle on Friday at 11:00 and 23:00 and the final on Saturday at 11:00. Qualifier lineups lock when the phase starts; later rounds lock one minute before.
Testaments = carried over + missions + wins × per-win reward + defeats × per-defeat reward + rank reward + expected prediction winnings. Shop purchases are capped at each item’s limit.
Predictions: a wrong pick refunds the stake, so stakes have no downside. Each round you can stake min(matches × entries × per-entry, balance); expected gain = stake × (payout − 1) × the share of picks you expect to get right.
Formation order ranks all six orders by battles won on power (your formation N against theirs), then by the narrowest winning margin. It is a heuristic and predicts no battle.
Example
1,200 carried over, all five missions, 7 wins and 3 defeats → 2,110 before predictions; at 60 % right, predictions add about 7,488; with a 33–64 finish that is 10,598 Testaments, and 20 shards plus 15 Fire Crystal packs leave 7,848
Questions
- Why stake the maximum on every prediction?
- A wrong pick returns the stake, so a prediction can only add Testaments. Keep Testaments unspent until the final so every round can take the full stake.
- Are the rules exact?
- They are copied from the official announcement, the FAQ and the community wiki for the season noted on the page. Per-unit rewards and prediction limits are editable because the game changes them between seasons; the in-game rule card is the final word.
- Can the tool tell me who wins a battle?
- No. The battle formula is not public. The formation order compares power only and says so.