The winds of war roar once again over the blood-soaked lands of Westeros. Steel clashes not only in the hands of warriors, but also in the minds of strategists, where every decision can crown a champion… or doom an entire alliance. In the gloom of ruined fortresses and castles cracked by past battles, the last great clash between two colossal forces ignites: WxC , which forged its path to glory by soundly defeating FFS in the semifinals, and NBe, which, against all odds, defeated RoD by the narrowest of margins, an upset no one expected.

Now it all comes down to this: THE ELEVENTH AND FINAL ROUND. There will be no rematch. There will be no redemption. The fate of Season 15 will be decided here, in fire and fury.

At the eye of the storm stands Jancker, war veteran and mastermind of WxC. Aware that brute force alone isn't enough to achieve victory, he devises a bold strategy: he divides the group in two. On one side, the Defenders, charged with keeping the buildings secure at all costs; on the other, the mobile and cunning Wanderers, whose mission will be to harass the enemy within the structures, sow chaos, and support those escorting the most coveted resource on the battlefield: the purse.

A vital artifact. An object that, in the right hands, can tip the balance and seal the fate of the contest with its point value.

The battlefield is set. The pieces are moving. And, with each bated breath, Westeros watches... waiting to see who will rise... and who will be forgotten.

The preparation phase was over. The war drums thundered like an omen, and the WxC strategy began to unfold. With firm steps and steel on their shoulders, they headed toward the most contested enclaves in the territory: the armory and the hot springs, key sites where an early victory could tip the entire balance of the conflict.

It was there, amid the echoes of the war horns and the smoke that was already beginning to cover the skies, that they encountered the NBe forces. The crossing was immediate. The ranks aligned, and the orders resounded loudly.

“We will fight together, within the occupation circle!” roared Jancker, the WxC strategist, his voice slicing through the chaos like a sharp blade.

His comrades didn't hesitate. United as one, they advanced and resisted. Victory was theirs on both fronts. Although NBe managed to seize the first points, their forces were swept away with brutal precision.

But NBe were not easily broken. Retreating cunningly, they designed a new move: a maneuver toward the fortresses, seeking to force WxC to split, to retreat… to make mistakes.

And it worked.

WxC, wary of the change in position, momentarily withdrew. But just then, the truce in the buildings ended. The NBe marches were already positioned on the fortresses, and once again they took control of the initial occupation points.

That moment was crucial. A fine line separated order from chaos.

Jancker didn't hesitate.He ordered an immediate repositioning. There would be no mistakes this time. The strategy was the same again: unity, concentration, overwhelming force at the point of collision. They knew that in direct combat, their power surpassed that of the enemy. And now they wouldn't just fight for control... they would fight to annihilate.

The WxC soldiers regrouped, and with iron discipline, they began to wear down and eliminate the enemy marches one by one. The fortresses, once a symbol of advantage for NBe, became dead-end traps.

The war was no longer just about points. It was about total dominance.

However, NBe realized a weak point of WxC, that they don't know how to position themselves as a team yet, so they decided to take away two key buildings to make it harder for them to gather to fight against them, they decided to keep the two fortresses occupied with the purpose that they can't use the change, and they have to come from the respawn, taking them more time to position themselves and keep the buildings safe.

Added to the limited access to the battlefield, the bag comes out, where WxC sees an opportunity in said building, where they constantly fight against NBe, but what WxC forgot is the importance of maintaining the buildings, points that are generated for every minute that passes, while the bag takes much more time added to the fact that if it is very fought, it was not viable for them but, they still decided to follow that path, where they do manage to win the duel for the bag, but the advantage remained, for the aforementioned, so WxC had to position themselves again, something very complicated because NBe kept them without the fortresses ... time passed and NBe walked to WxC, playing cat and mouse all the time, although they have improved due to strategy issues they still could not against NBe, but despite fighting to reverse the result, the duel ended with NBe triumphing, but the battle is not over ... WxC has probably learned in this duel, because the defeats, being few in reality, have allowed them to write the label in the various events.