Another BIGMOON BASH is beginning soon in Beastieball! During Bigmoon Bashes, coaches can challenge each other in open matchmaking for a limited time. During the event you'll have a Bash Rank, which will improve based on your performance. After it's over, you'll receive in-game rewards based on your participation, such as Social Battery and Sports Points.
🏁 Rules & Details
When: Friday, September 19 @ 4PM PST to Sunday, September 21 @ 4PM PST (equivalent to September 20, 2025 00:00 UTC to September 22, 2025 00:00 UTC)
Guild Beasties: Servitt (+Servace), Woollie (+Fetcham), and Rookee (+Garood)!
This Bash will be a contest between Cats (Servace), Dogs (Fetcham) and Birds (Garood)! To compete in the Bash, coaches must have exactly one of these Beasties on their team. Your games will count towards that team's score, and after the Bash a winning Beastie will be crowned! If you aren't confident in your own Beastie team, you can use a randomly generated one instead - just go to Team Setup and set "Random Team" as your current team.
Players of all skill level are invited! All you need to do to participate is to play the game on that day and join the Bash on SportNet! SportNet is typically unlocked within the first 2 hours of your adventure, after beating your first Ranked boss.
Official Game Rules:
- First to 2 Points wins
- Standard time limit on move selection
- No Undos allowed
- No duplicate Beastie species allowed
- Relationship Combos are disabled
- All Beasties are set to Level 50
Note: Balance Changes are imminent!
As of this posting, we have experimental balance changes live and available for testing in the game's experimental branch on PC. These changes will migrate to the game's main build as part of our next major Milestone Update on Saturday, September 13 at roughly 8AM PST. Aside from balance changes, that update will include a bunch of new animation and content, so please look forward to it!
If you're dreaming up a new team for this Bash, I recommend you consider the upcoming changes! They are mostly small tweaks and anything you build now will likely work just as well in the next patch, but a few things are changing you may want to take into account, including alterations to common plays such as Dig and modifications to universal game mechanics, most notably Blocking.