Team: Scoring

Overall Game Objective(s):

Score-Based with/without Elimination

Number of Players | Distribution:

1. Number of Players / Participants :: 10 to 30 (recommended) / 4 (minimum needed) / 50 (maximum recommended) || Referee(s) optional
2. Distribution :: Strict Teams or Variable Teams (if specific switching rules agreed upon)

Hit / Scoring Mode | Recommended Hit / Scoring Method (Recommended / Required):

1. Hit / Scoring Mode :: Hit-based, Finite Lives or Hit-based, Infinite Lives
2. Hit / Scoring Method (Recommended / Required) :: Any

Time Limit:

15 minutes to 1 hour

Battle / Playing Field Size (Recommended / Required) | Specific Environment (Recommended / Required):

1. Battle/Playing Field Size (Recommended / Required) :: Any; optimal size depends on the total number of Players
2. Specific Environment (Recommended / Required) :: Any

End Game (optional):

If two or more Teams are tied for first place, use a Sudden Death one-hit-eliminates round to determine the winner. For the Sudden Death round, the Playing Field area should be severely restricted to force Player engagement. Optional: one champion from each of the top Teams are chosen for the Sudden Death round.

Special Requirements (optional):

Designated respawning points (if respawning is used)

Specific Details and Rules:

One of the most common forms of Team water fights. Basically, a group of Players are divided into two or more opposing Teams. Each Team attempts to soak the members of the other team while trying to remain dry. Unlike Team: Soakfest, Player and/or Team scores / kills attained are tracked; the Team with the most points at the end of the game is declared winner. If Players are only allowed a finite number of lives, the winning Team may also be determined by the elimination of all other Team Players.

Good Team games allow one to make the most of one's knowledge of strategies, setting traps, ambushing, etc.