Quick answers, clear squad rules and a scoring lab you can actually play with.
Legends Draft keeps the rules visible: your squad is legal before lock, your league is clear, and every score can be traced after the games.
Every squad is tied to one event, its published player pool and its scoring windows. Open the event before you pick so the live rules are always in view.
Cover every role, stay within your competition’s credit cap, then choose a captain and a different vice-captain. Each pro can appear only once in your seven.
Opening international fields limit concentration. As teams leave the event, the builder relaxes those limits so a legal squad remains possible.
The event builder always has the final word. Its live checklist explains why every pick is allowed or blocked.
Region caps disappear for a single-region event and once only three teams remain.
The same real matches settle both formats. What changes is whether player ownership is shared or exclusive inside the league.
Managers can own the same pro. Your event squad can count in compatible private leagues.
Managers draft exclusive players within that league. Whoever gets there first owns the pick.
Each event publishes its own lock. Changes saved before it count for that window; later changes wait for the next one.
Completed games earn points under the competition’s scoring rules. Captaincy and role-native performance remain visible in the breakdown.
Your points update the league table after the games. Then the next published lock gives every manager another call to make.
Use the live event builder for the active competition. This reference explains the standard shape and opening international limits.
The event builder always has the final word. Each competition publishes its own prices and cap. For Worlds 2026, published prices and the 42-credit budget stay fixed for the whole tournament. The live legality checklist tells you exactly why a pick is allowed or blocked.