Events - Revision history

Rmanimal: Updated Mazecomp 3 section

2026-09-06T05:48:37Z

Updated Mazecomp 3 section

Rmanimal: Extra white map tag info

2026-07-26T04:27:01Z

Extra white map tag info

Rmanimal: Adds White Map Tag

2026-07-26T04:11:26Z

Adds White Map Tag

Rmanimal: jfj has lowercase for

2026-04-04T05:04:04Z

jfj has lowercase for

Rmanimal: Two people made Nouveau, not one.

2026-03-06T21:29:02Z

Two people made Nouveau, not one.

SPolendina: /* Table of Winners */

2026-03-06T13:58:23Z

‎Table of Winners

SPolendina: /* Table of Winners */

2026-03-06T13:30:04Z

‎Table of Winners

Rmanimal: Minr Cup

2026-02-02T04:35:39Z

Minr Cup

Rmanimal: On second thought, gravity makes more sense to put into the map competition section despite not being a true competition

2026-01-29T04:25:07Z

On second thought, gravity makes more sense to put into the map competition section despite not being a true competition

Rmanimal: Adds Gravity

2026-01-29T04:22:55Z

Adds Gravity

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 The 2021 Maze Competition, usually referred to as "mazecomp" or "mazecomp2," was ninth in the series of building competitions and the second to be focused on maze building.
-The competitors had from May 8th to October 31st to create their maze maps. All competitors had to construct their puzzles on one large plot of land in Theta. Maps were judged for both gameplay and aesthetics. The competition was judged by [[Creators#zombiekiler|ZombieKiler]], [[Creators#Zatharel|Zatharel]], [[Creators#pieceofcheese|pieceofcheese]], and [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]]. The winning map was [[Hikari]] by [[Creators#TheGloryThief|TheGloryThief]].
+The competitors had from May 8th to October 31st to create their maze maps. All competitors had to construct their mazes on one large plot of land in Theta. Maps were judged for both gameplay and aesthetics. The competition was judged by [[Creators#zombiekiler|ZombieKiler]], [[Creators#Zatharel|Zatharel]], [[Creators#pieceofcheese|pieceofcheese]], and [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]]. The winning map was [[Hikari]] by [[Creators#TheGloryThief|TheGloryThief]].
-A total of nine maps were created. They are:
+A total of nine maps were created.
 # [[Hikari]] by [[Creators#TheGloryThief|TheGloryThief]]
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 ==== Maze Competition 2025-2026 ====
-The 2026 Maze Competition is a currently ongoing competition, hosted by facecat1 and Zatharel. Maze maps can be submitted to the competition until March 31, 2026. Greens+ can see more information at [https://forums.minr.org/threads/minr-maze-competition-iii-2025-26-the-return.8209/ this link].
+The 2026 Maze Competition, usually referred to as "mazecomp", "Mazecomp III", or "mazecomp3", was hosted by facecat1 and Zatharel. Builders could create mazes anywhere in [[Theta]] or [[Epsilon]]. Due to the competition hub, many of these mazes had viewing areas where players could see maze progress. The winning map was [[IRODORI]] by {{CreatorLink|masts}}.
 === Adventure Competitions ===

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 An event popularized by [[Board]], White Map Tag is an incentive for Green+ players to create white [[difficulty]] maps due to the low volume of them built on the server. Tagged players need to create a white map and can tag up to three other players to continue the chain. Players who successfully continue the chain get a trail [[cosmetics|cosmetic]].
-The event first began February 2019 and tagged Bailey06, Alphaesia, and rebplane. While all of these creators went on to make white maps ([[Sakura]], [[Lake Park]], and [[Factory]]), activity majorly waned afterwards. In April 2024, the event was revived, and new players were tagged.
+The event first began February 2019 with the map [[Walk In The Park]] and tagged Bailey06, Alphaesia, and rebplane. While all of these creators went on to make white maps ([[Sakura]], [[Lake Park]], and [[Factory]]), activity majorly waned afterwards. In April 2024, the event was revived, and new players were tagged. The latest map to extend the tag was [[Scoville Sunset]] in late January 2026.
 == Yearly Events ==

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	There is no reward for participating in beep tests, but there is a leaderboard system.		There is no reward for participating in beep tests, but there is a leaderboard system.
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		+	=== White Map Tag ===
		+	An event popularized by [[Board]], White Map Tag is an incentive for Green+ players to create white [[difficulty]] maps due to the low volume of them built on the server. Tagged players need to create a white map and can tag up to three other players to continue the chain. Players who successfully continue the chain get a trail [[cosmetics\|cosmetic]].
		+
		+	The event first began February 2019 and tagged Bailey06, Alphaesia, and rebplane. While all of these creators went on to make white maps ([[Sakura]], [[Lake Park]], and [[Factory]]), activity majorly waned afterwards. In April 2024, the event was revived, and new players were tagged.

	== Yearly Events ==		== Yearly Events ==

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 The 2020 Puzzle Competition, usually referred to as "puzzlecomp" or "puzzlecomp2," was seventh in the series of building competitions and the second to be focused on puzzle building.
-The competitors had from June 1st to August 31st to create their puzzle maps. For this iteration of puzzlecomp, mixed puzzles were permitted. All competitors had to construct their puzzles on one large plot of land in Theta. Maps were judged on both gameplay and aesthetics, with judges giving both categories a score out of 10. These scores were averaged to give a final score for each judge, and these final scores were averaged to determine its ranking. The competition was first hosted by [[Creators#Zatharel|Zatharel]] before passing duties over to [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]] early on. The final judges ended up consisting of [[Creators#chayos|chayos]], [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]], [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]], and [[Creators#ZombieKiler|ZombieKiler]]. [[Creators#djnysted|djnysted]] also contributed to judging before dropping out. The winning map was [[Jump For Joy]] by [[Creators#henniboy321|henniboy321]].
+The competitors had from June 1st to August 31st to create their puzzle maps. For this iteration of puzzlecomp, mixed puzzles were permitted. All competitors had to construct their puzzles on one large plot of land in Theta. Maps were judged on both gameplay and aesthetics, with judges giving both categories a score out of 10. These scores were averaged to give a final score for each judge, and these final scores were averaged to determine its ranking. The competition was first hosted by [[Creators#Zatharel|Zatharel]] before passing duties over to [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]] early on. The final judges ended up consisting of [[Creators#chayos|chayos]], [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]], [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]], and [[Creators#ZombieKiler|ZombieKiler]]. [[Creators#djnysted|djnysted]] also contributed to judging before dropping out. The winning map was [[Jump for Joy]] by [[Creators#henniboy321|henniboy321]].
 A total of twenty two maps were created. They are:
-# [[Jump For Joy]] by [[Creators#henniboy321|henniboy321]]
+# [[Jump for Joy]] by [[Creators#henniboy321|henniboy321]]
 # [[Forensics]] by [[Creators#jake_osml|jake_osml]]
 # [[Nonograms]] by [[Creators#BTJRedwing|BTJRedwing]]

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 | 2024 || [[Tales of Shihon]] by [[Creators#JakobTheKidd|JakobTheKidd]], [[Creators#Tronten|Tronten]], [[Creators#natcrackers|natcrackers]] and [[Creators#TheGloryThief|TheGloryThief]] || [[Creators#natcrackers|natcrackers]]
 |-
-| 2025 || [[Nouveau]] by [[Creators#leo_lazuli|leo_lazuli]] || [[Creators#leo_lazuli|leo_lazuli]]
+| 2025 || [[Nouveau]] by [[Creators#leo_lazuli|leo_lazuli]] and [[Creators#rwstfo|rwstfo]] || [[Creators#leo_lazuli|leo_lazuli]]
 |}

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 | 2020 || [[Chaoskampf]] by [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]] || [[Creators#Sullus|Sullus]]
 |-
-| 2021 || [[Blight]] by [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]] and [[Creators#Bailey06|Bailey06]] || [[Creators#Mercata|Mercata]]
+| 2021 || [[Blight]] by [[Creators#Bailey06|Bailey06]] and [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]] || [[Creators#Mercata|Mercata]]
 |-
 | 2022 || [[Zeitpfalz]] by [[Creators#AK1089|AK1089]] and [[Creators#gemuse|gemuse]] || [[Creators#wavelyte|wavelyte]]

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	Sadly, due to time differences and other difficulties, the tournament was cancelled half-way and there was never a winner announced.		Sadly, due to time differences and other difficulties, the tournament was cancelled half-way and there was never a winner announced.
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		+	=== Minr Cup ===
		+	Minr Cup was a speedrun tournament hosted by HC12345 in 2018 and 2020. Players competed in a pool of 10 maps with a few different gamemodes available: Standard Race (win a race), Time Attack/Domination (have the fastest map completion time or splits when 30 minutes are up), and Instant Death (get as far as possible in three minutes without failing). Both of the tournaments had a seeding stage, a group stage, and a knockout stage. Later iterations of Minr Cup also had new maps made for them, with the 2020 Minr Cup leading to [[Eden]] and a cancelled 2022 Minr Cup leading to [[Exoplanet]].
		+
		+	One of the main differences between the Minr Cups was the seeding stage. In 2018 Minr Cup, players competed to get the fastest speedrun time on seven different maps. In 2020 Minr Cup, HC12345 created a pacer test inspired mode that ultimately became [[Events#Beep Test\|Beep Test]].
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		+	The 2018 Minr Cup had the following map pool:
		+	* [[Athenai]]
		+	* [[Mineco]]
		+	* [[Bugs]]
		+	* [[Fusion Parkour]]
		+	* [[Shroomville]]
		+	* [[Gebul]]
		+	* [[The Great Race]]
		+	* [[World Tour]]
		+	* [[Construction]]
		+	* [[Rock Sport]]
		+	<br />
		+	The 2020 Minr Cup had the following map pool:
		+	* [[Eden]]
		+	* [[Shroomville]]
		+	* [[World Tour]]
		+	* [[The Great Race]]
		+	* [[Construction]]
		+	* [[Rock Sport]]
		+	* [[Dimensional Rifts]]
		+	* [[Metal Harbor]]
		+	* [[Buzzin']]
		+	* [[Mesa Canyon]]

	=== Throwback Finds ===		=== Throwback Finds ===

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 # [[Magmatic Fusion]] by [[Creators#chayos|chayos]]
-=== Hardcore Competitions ===
+=== Dropper Competitions ===
 ==== Gravity ====
 The Gravity event was a collaborative event hosted by [[Creators#Autre|Autre]], [[Creators#Bailey06|Bailey06]], [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]], and [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]]. For the event, players made two kinds of dropper maps: short droppers that would be featured in a map hub called [[Gravity]], and longer dropper maps that functioned as standalone maps. It ran from November 30, 2020 to February 1, 2021. There was no competitive aspect to the event, with [[cosmetics]] rewarded by submitting a map for each individual category. Hosts mainly judged maps to see if they were [[FFA]] acceptible.
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 * [[Dimensions]] by [[Creators#zomtato|zomtato]]
 ==== Minr MapJam 2022 ====
 The Minr MapJam 2022 was the first true mapjam of its kind: a map-making competition but this time with a theme but not a required map type, but it could still be listed as the tenth in the series of building competitions.

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 === Minr MapJams ===
 ==== Minr MapJam 2022 ====
-The Minr MapJam 2022 was the first of its kind, a map-making competition but this time with a theme but not a required map type, but it could still be listed as the tenth in the series of building competitions.
+The Minr MapJam 2022 was the first true mapjam of its kind: a map-making competition but this time with a theme but not a required map type, but it could still be listed as the tenth in the series of building competitions.
 The Minr MapJam 2022, also known as Eldritchcomp, started on June 10th and ended on June 12th, giving builders only 48 hours to build a map. The competition had a theme of "They're Watching". Maps were not required to be of any maptype. The competition was hosted and judged by: [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]], [[Creators#swimmy1212|swimmy1212]], thepookabear, [[Creators#IanAnth66|IanAnth66]], [[Creators#Zatharel|Zatharel]], [[Creators#FrananaSplits|FrananaSplits]], [[Creators#TunaSurprise|TunaFrog]], and [[Creators#Buckley06|Buckley06]].