Brawlhalla Trial of Laufey esports major details

Summer Circle of Brawlhalla’s Esrpots Year Nine is taking a step to its second half. Only two online Trials remain for competitors to try and earn standing points. The final goal, beyond the bare joy of playing the game, being good at it, and getting prize money, is to reach the top 4 placements and get invited to the next Royale Invitational.

The Brawlhalla Trial of Laufey event will show whether anyone new from the three main regions can compete with the powerful leaders. All the details about this esports major are here: the stream, schedule, Brawlhalla Twitch drops, and some information about the regional leaderboards.

Fans of Brawlhalla esports should be aware of the difference between the Trial of Laufey and other similar tournaments, such as the Trial of Skuld. While this event has support from the game, it is organized by partners. The Brawlhalla Trial of Laufey streams are on their channels, not on the official one.

As the tournament is over, you can enjoy the NA Trial of Laufey VOD right here.

Here are the results of the Brawlhalla esports Trial of Laufey — for all three regions.

Godly wins another Brawlhalla EU tournament. This player is unstoppable, and it's super interesting to see (again) how Godly plays against top competitors from other regions.

For the first time this Brawlhalla Summer Circle, someone stopped Kyna from winning a Trial — and this guy is the World Champion 2023 himself, yüz.

Raydish wins the Trial of Laufey in North America. With his Red Raptor, he defeated Bunny in the semi and BalloonBoy in the final and the grand final. It's the second Trial victory for Raydish in Brawlhalla Summer Circle 2024.

This Brawlhalla esports major event happens from Aug. 24 to Aug. 25. Here is the detailed schedule.

Please note that it’s the start of the tournament, and considering the number of registered players, reaching the final top 8 brackets would take some time.

If you watch the Trial of Laufey live, you can get Brawlhalla Twitch drops. The possible items are shown in the image below.

The Summer Circle of Brawlhalla Esports Year Nine consists of four trials. Two are history. Two are coming next, including the Trial of Laufey. 

Players in three regions are aiming for the top 4 placements to get their invitations to the next Royale. Below is the situation on the regional leaderboards before the Trial of Laufey tournaments.

One player dominates this region — Godly. He won two previous Summer Circle Trials in the EU, and his competitive strength is rather undisputed right now. Godly is known for his impressive range of active characters, and at two previous Trials, he played Teros (Roman Reigns), Tezca, Wu Shang (Aang), and Petra.

Other competitors who got top placements at the Trials of Heimdall and Skuld in Europe are Mounir, Ra1n, and Neeze.

Kyna, the winner of the previous Brawlhalla Royale and the Midseason Championship 2024, confidently dominates the esports scene in his region. While playing Teros, Kyna won both previous Trials.

Additionally, yüz, the World Champion 2023, Wess, Power, and lores are consistent with reaching the top 8. They should fight for the Royale Invites, too.

So far, there is no dominating player in North America. Raydish won the Brawlhalla Trial of Heimdall with his Red Raptor. Sandstorm claimed victory at the Trial of Skuld while playing Tezca and Mordex.

Impala, the World Champion 2022, got 2nd at Skuld but 8th at Heimdall. Moreover, anime, java, and Guichabou are in the top 8 of both Trials. Still, the fight for Royale invites is going to be especially intense in North America, which certainly means a great Brawlhalla esports show at the two remaining Trials.

One more event in the Summer Circle 2024 is the Trial of Freya, happening from Sept. 14 to Sept. 15. The Royale invitational is from Oct. 11 to Oct. 13. For more Brawlhalla news and updates, stick around on esports.gg!