SolForge Fusion League 2025: how to participate, rules, and Convergence format

The new official SolForge Fusion League is now live, giving players the chance to compete monthly for a spot in the $10,000+ Invitational organized by Stone Blade Entertainment.

How to participate

Players must register before October 6th on the official SolForge Fusion website.
The competition format is simple: each participant schedules one weekly match against an opponent. Those who finish with a 3-1 or 4-0 record in any month will automatically qualify for the final tournament.

The Convergence Format

The Convergence Format is a new competitive mode created for the League. Its goal is to challenge deck-building creativity and the ability to adapt to multiple opponent strategies.

Each player must bring 4 fused decks (fuses) containing 8 different faction decks, following this distribution:

• 2 decks from the Alloyin faction
• 2 decks from the Nekrium faction
• 2 decks from the Tempys faction
• 2 decks from the Uterra faction

In addition, the four decks must include at least one faction deck from each released set:

• 1 faction from Alpha (Set 1)
• 1 faction from Battle For Whitefang Pass (Set 2)
• 1 faction from The Last Winter (Set 3)
• 1 faction from Shadows Over Solis (Set 4)

Rarity restrictions

Cards or modifiers of Rare or higher rarity cannot appear in more than one fused deck.
For example:

• Shambling Apparition and Shambling Demon cannot appear in different decks, since “Shambling” is a rare modifier.
• Combat Shambler and Arrogant Shambler also cannot be repeated, as “Shambler” is a rare base creature.

You can learn more about rarity and restrictions in the official article: Intro to Rarity

Match format

Each League round is played as a best-of-three series using a deck selection and ban system:

1. Before the first game, each player reviews the opponent’s decks and bans one for the round.
2. Both choose one of their remaining decks and play the first match.
3. The winner must switch decks for the second match; the loser may stay with the same or switch.
4. If the score is tied 1-1, the winner of the second match must switch again to a deck they haven’t won with yet, while the loser may freely choose their remaining deck.

Community and support

Any questions or inquiries about the League can be resolved through the official Stone Blade Entertainment Discord, where updates, events, and rule changes are also announced.

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