Honor of Kings India Tournament Format Explained

Honor of Kings has officially announced its first offline competitive circuit in India, called the Kings Arise India City Tour. This tournament starts with online qualifiers and leads up to offline LAN finals, where the best teams will compete on stage. If you and your squad want to enter the Honor of Kings competitive scene, this could be a great opportunity. In this video we explain everything you need to know about the Kings Arise India City Tour. 📌 Cities Hosting LAN Finals 🏟️ Bengaluru LAN Finals – March 22 🏟️ Mumbai LAN Finals – March 29 🏟️ Delhi LAN Finals – April 5 Each city will have separate online qualifiers, and the best teams from those qualifiers will advance to the LAN finals. 📅 Bengaluru Qualifier Timeline 🔥 Registration: March 11 – March 15 🔥 Online Qualifiers: March 16 – March 18 🔥 Playoffs: March 19 🔥 LAN Finals: March 22 📅 Mumbai Qualifier Timeline 🔥 Registration: March 18 – March 22 🔥 Online Qualifiers: March 23 – March 25 🔥 Playoffs: March 26 🔥 LAN Finals: March 29 📅 Delhi Qualifier Timeline 🔥 Registration: March 25 – March 29 🔥 Online Qualifiers: March 30 – April 1 🔥 Playoffs: April 2 🔥 LAN Finals: April 5 📌 Team Requirements ⚔️ Minimum 5 players per team ⚔️ Maximum 6 players (including substitute) ⚔️ Each player can compete with only one team 📌 Eligibility Rules ✔️ Players must be Indian citizens ✔️ Players under 18 years old require parental consent ✔️ Teams must join the official tournament Discord server 📌 Anti-Cheat System 🔒 Honor of Kings will use Game Anti Cheat (GAC) 🔒 Mandatory from Group Stage (Phase 2) This tournament could become a major grassroots opportunity for Indian MOBA players, allowing teams to move from online qualifiers to offline LAN stages. If you want to compete, make sure your team is ready and don’t miss the registration dates. #honorofkings #hokindia #honorofkingsesports #mobaesports #indianesports #HOKTournament #talkesport