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Revision as of 17:37, 27 September 2026
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The Attu Games were a sporting event in which sports from different islands were played.
First Attu Games
The first Attu Games took place in 34 PC, an event originally organized by the Kingdom of Akaria. The participating teams consisted of Akarian, Brenji, Deysachni and Utlian teams.
The games were violent and poorly thought out, including but not limited to Akarian pitball, Rockball and “jet-ski water-jousting”.
Individual Disciplines
Swimming
| Games | 1st place | 2nd place | 3rd place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 57 PC | |||
| 87 PC |
Track
| Games | 1st place | 2nd place | 3rd place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 57 PC | |||
| 87 PC |
- ↑ Hariq's performance was aided by performance-enhancing drugs, which he admitted after his victory. He received an eight-year competition ban for this, but his Attu Games victory was never rescinded.
Wrestling
| Games | 1st place | 2nd place | 3rd place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 57 PC | |||
| 87 PC |
Team Disciplines
Canoe Sprint
| Games | 1st place | 2nd place | 3rd place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 57 PC | |||
| 87 PC |
| Nation | Nickname | Placements | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wabotsetr | |||
| Yegan Clan | Former team. Currently competes for the Hapšâwl representation. | ||
| Kalamun Chasi Atsunoqwi | |||
| I Fiori Rossi | 1st (1) | ||
| 2nd (1) | |||
| Miluzoj Padelistoj | 3rd (1) |
Cyals
Main article: Cyals
Cyals is an Utlian sport that has been part of the Attu Games since the first were organized in 34 PC. Due to the initial low popularity of the sport abroad, the international competition has allowed a few local clubs to compete in lieu of formal national representations. This includes the Gwynghani Legsmen, a Deysachni cyals club that competed as its representation, and made it to second place in 57 PC.
National cyals teams allow players of both sexes to participate, however, most teams tend to send in male line-ups.
| Games | 1st place | 2nd place | 3rd place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 34 PC | Hongtongula | ||
| 57 PC | |||
| 87 PC |
| Nation | Nickname | Placements | Home | Away | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Former team. While being a protectorate of Utlia at the time, Brenjia competed as a separate nation. The Brenjian representation was folded into the Utlian team following Brenjia's accession as a province of Utlia. | |||||
| Gwynghani Legsmen | 2nd (1) | The cyals club Gwynghani Legsmen competes as the Deysachni representation. | |||
| Former team. | |||||
| Řwkan Goyhalna | Former team. Currently competes for the Hapšâwl representation. | ||||
| Hongtongula | 2nd (1) | ||||
| 1st (1) | Former team. Although considered a Seryn province of Utlia, competed as a separate nation. Currently part of the Hongtongulan representation. | ||||
| Crabcrusher Supreme | Plays separately from Deysachin. The cyals club Crabcrusher Supreme competes as the MPLMoN representation. | ||||
| Vri V'shi | 1st (1) | ||||
| Ereyek Cieyet | 3rd (2) | ||||
| Weer Nation | Formerly the Weer Kadrike. | ||||
Water Jousting
After winning the finals, the players of the Weer Kadrike fell off their jet-ski. All hands were lost.
While the game has not appeared in the Second Attu Games, it is set to show up again in the 87 PC competition.
| Games | 1st place | 2nd place | 3rd place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 34 PC | Weer Kadrike | ||
| 87 PC |
Pitball
Main articles: Akarian Pitball and Tieteran Pitball
Pitball is the name of two sports that have been played at the Attu Games, both invented independently before the Calming. The first variant, originating in Akaria, was played at the original competition in 34 PC. In a shocking upset, the Akarian pitball team was eliminated in the first match by Brenjia. Brenjia's team would retire due to infighting. As the only team left, Tietero would automatically win and rename the competition from Akarian Pitball to Tieteran Pitball. All the following Attu Games have played the Tieteran variant.
| Games | Winner | Runner-ups | Runner-ups |
|---|---|---|---|
| 34 PC | None | None | |
| 57 PC | |||
| 87 PC |
Rockball
Main article: Rockball
Rockball is a game originating in Deysachin. Players throw rocks at each other until the other team is no longer willing to play. However, if a member of a team dies, their team automatically wins, making the point of the sport trying to hurt people without seriously injuring them.
Due to a misunderstanding of the rules, at the First Attu Games Copper Kingdom player Yalaa Yamin caved in the skull of the Deysachni Ueli Nhafting, killing him instantly. The tournament continued, with the Deysachni team, the Yuqona All Star Chunkingboys, immediately crumbling at the next game against the MPLMoN. Following tournaments have not seen such incidents, due to stricter efforts to ensure player safety at international competitions, including explaining the rules to the players.
| Games | 1st place | 2nd place | 3rd place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 34 PC | (disqualified) | ||
| 57 PC | |||
| 87 PC |
Musical Disciplines
Attuvision
Djoedjoe
Djoedjoe is a creative activity developed in Deysachin as a display of Modhesian values. Competitors use their craftsmanship in the creation of musical instruments out of various pieces and materials provided by the organizers. Afterwards, they compete by playing improvised musical works against one other.
| Games | 1st place | 2nd place | 3rd place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 34 PC |
Retired Disciplines
Several disciplines have been retired from the games due to a lack of interest associated with their competitions.
Ab'rhad
Ab'rhad is a Faltiran discipline of sword dueling. It was abandoned in favor of less lethal martial arts.
| Games | 1st place | 2nd place | 3rd place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 34 PC |
Peerote
A TLP player, Gary, was swallowed by his swamp eel during training for the competition, leading all teams to withdraw except for the MPLMoN. However, Deysachin would announce that the MPLMoN was withdrawing anyways. Oceanic Sporting Commission did not take a side. It is unsure if there were ever winners.
Peserl
Peserl is an Utlian form of competitive ice fishing. It was played at the first Attu Games.
| Games | 1st place | 2nd place | 3rd place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 34 PC |
Qumlash
Qumlash is when you are lashed with qum. Players on horseback compete to take a sandbag to a designated location. Players have sticks to beat each other with. Falling off your horse removes you from the current round. First player or team to secure the sandbag in 3 rounds wins.
| Games | 1st place | 2nd place | 3rd place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 34 PC (Free-for-all) | |||
| 34 PC (Pairs) | |||
| 34 PC (Teams) |








































