Map Guide & Strategy
Daigon CTF Map – Season Zero
1. Map Overview
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Our Capture the Flag (CTF) arena features two mirrored castles with flag rooms, basement spawns, resource rooms, and two courtyard shops.
Teams consist of 5 players + 2 substitutes with a maximum of 2 players per class.
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2. Class Breakdown & Tactical Roles
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🗡️ Swordsman – Balanced Mobility Fighter
Decent armor • Standard sword • Swiftness potion
Best for: Quick response, midfield skirmishing, flexible defense/offense.
Pro Tip: Drink swiftness in spawn, then switch classes.
🛡️ Paladin – Defensive Tank
Lower-tier sword • Shield • Health potions
Best for: Flag defense, protecting the carrier, holding corridors.
Excellent survivability in tight spaces.
🪓 Berserker – High-Risk, High-Damage Attacker
High damage • Lower armor • Regeneration potions
Best for: Breaking defenses, leading aggressive pushes.
Strike hard and fast — even stronger with swiftness active.
🏹 Archer – Ranged Pressure & Disruption
Weak armor • Standard arrows • Poison arrows
Best for: Covering teammates, harassing defenders, controlling entry points.
Poison arrows are powerful for softening up attackers.
3. Economy & Resource Strategy
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Coin Pooling (Team Investment)
Teams can pool coins into a shared resource box to quickly gear up one strong player early (especially effective with a Berserker).
Early TNT Strategy
Coordinated teams can unlock TNT in as little as ~10 seconds for wall breaking and surprise entries.
4. Flag Defense & Advanced Strategies
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Flag Camper Defense
One player stays on the flag and walls themselves in. Best classes: Paladin or well-equipped Swordsman.
Flanker Strategy (3–1–1)
1 defender stays home, 3 attackers engage, and 1 flanker sneaks for the flag. Requires good communication.
Final Thoughts
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This map rewards teamwork, smart economy, strategic planning, adaptability, and creative thinking.
The most successful teams are often the most creative. Good luck!