Join the First Dæmons Clan Tournament Live August 25–28

The First Dæmons Clan Tournament

From August 25–28, the inaugural Daemons Clan Tournament will take place. Players compete in PvP bouts for a prize pool exceeding $4,000 over the course of three full days. Clans have a set amount of time to demonstrate their strength, move up the leaderboard, and receive awards and recognition during the tournament.

The competition is centered on 1v1 PvP clan clashes and lasts for 72 hours. Each victory and defeat adds to a clan's total score. Each clan's kill/death ratio is simultaneously monitored. Clan Score and Clan K/D are the two leaderboards that are produced by these two distinct measures. Both boards are linked to prizes.

To take part, clans need at least ten members and a total of 1,000 matches played. Eligible clans are added to the tournament automatically. No switching clans during the event, and Direct Challenge mode is disabled. This prevents unfair advantages and keeps battles focused on matchmaking. Before prizes are handed out, the dev team will check for bots or exploits.

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Rewards for Clans and Players

Both clans and individual players can win rewards. The two leaderboards share the same prize pool, and the top three clans on each board receive:

• 1st place: 500 USDC and $500 in $DMN
• 2nd place: 250 USDC and $250 in $DMN
• 3rd place: 125 USDC and $125 in $DMN

If different clans are placed across the two leaderboards, six clans in total could take home prizes. There is also a random draw where one eligible clan receives 250 USDC and $250 in $DMN.

Individual players are also rewarded. The top 10 by PvP Score win prizes, with 1st place getting 100 USDC, 2nd 50 USDC, 3rd 30 USDC, and 4th to 10th each earning 10 USDC. PvP scores were reset at the start of the event, giving every player a fresh chance.

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The event is already underway, and clans are fighting hard to push up the boards. Both clan and player leaderboards are live in-game. The pressure grows with each match since every battle can shift the rankings.

On top of cash prizes, clan members also collect Dæmon Soul Points (DS Points). These are linked to the upcoming $DMN airdrop, and they come from in-game achievements. Building DS Points now increases the rewards players will be able to claim later.

About Dæmons

The turn-based PvP game Daemons has omnichain access, AI partners, and creature battles. The Dæmon NFT that players mint is a reflection of their wallet history. Over time, they evolve it, raise it, and finish quests. The game is available without downloads and combines in-browser play, chain-specific characters, and real-time matchmaking.

Following an open beta, the game was released on the mainnet on August 15. For $18, players can mint their Dæmon NFT, which grants them complete access. Because of the tournament and high demand, minting is still accessible and extended. Every minted Dæmon serves as an onchain identity connected to web3 activities in addition to being a gaming character.

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Players earn DS Points through achievements, battles, and social quests, all leading toward the $DMN airdrop in September 2025. In addition, 20% of app revenue is shared with players based on PvP Score. Referral rewards are also offered, with up to 30% on upfront sales and extra DS Points for social tasks.

Dæmons runs across 12 blockchains, including Base, Polygon, Optimism, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Binance Smart Chain, Immutable, Sei, Sonic, Abstract, Ancient8, and Hedera. This setup, powered by LayerZero, allows players from different ecosystems to battle without limits. Each chain comes with its own unique in-game character.

The team has hinted at possible rewards from networks like Monad and Soneium, though nothing is confirmed. Staying active may give long-term players access to future perks.

Before the mainnet launch, Dæmons held an open beta in June. For 84 hours, players tested real-time PvP, quests, pet evolutions, and new characters. More than 20,000 DS Points were distributed. Early testers also secured part of the $DMN supply, with 0.4% reserved for beta rewards. There were also $500 in prizes for content, bug reports, and small challenges.

The $DMN token will go live in September 2025, serving as the core of the game’s economy. DS Points collected now will determine a player’s share of the airdrop. The current Clan Tournament is one of the final big events before the token launch.

Evolving Dæmons into higher ranks will add value both in battles and as collectibles. Those who progress their creatures early may gain long-term benefits. With tournaments, quests, and achievements tied directly to rewards, every PvP match carries weight for players building their legacy in the Dæmons world.