Fair speed times
Speed starts when your individual attempt starts and ends when that attempt finishes. Joining later does not add the tournament's elapsed time to your run.
How It Works
Roguebook tournaments, beyond the original schedule
Tournament Mirror preserves tournament challenges and serves them through independent timelines while Tournament Redirect connects Roguebook to the timeline you choose.
Mirror Play
What's different?
The challenge still plays inside Roguebook. The Mirror changes when tournaments are available and how attempts are timed and retained so archived and alternate schedules remain practical to play.
Retry the challenge
Finish an attempt and you can play again. Each completed attempt remains a separate leaderboard result instead of replacing your previous run.
Join while it's active
You do not need to enter when the tournament begins. Start an attempt at any point while its Mirror run remains active.
Official benchmarks
Archived official tournaments preserve the imported Roguebook benchmark results on EP6. Other EP difficulties contain Mirror player attempts only.
Timelines
Choose how tournaments advance
Each timeline is independent. Some replay official tournaments on a new schedule, some track recent official challenges, and others can generate new rotations. The timeline page tells you what is active, when it changes, and which server address to use.
Explore timelines →