Your relay. Real results.
Fantasy fencing on the FIE circuit. Four fencers and a nation per weapon, a relay order before every Grand Prix and World Cup. Points come from the real table of 64, measured against the seed, so an upset counts like an upset.
How a weekend reads
Sabre Worlds Hong Kong, women, 23–27 JulFIE season 2025-26
World ranking
FIE season 2026-27
The ranking opens with the first weekend: Foil World Cup Takamatsu City, 15–18 Oct. Build a squad before it locks and you are on it from the first round.
How you play
Pick twelve fencers and three nations
Four per weapon, any mix of men and women, one nation per weapon, one budget of €100M. The pool is the top of the FIE ranking; prices move with form.
Set the relay order
Opener, middle, anchor, reserve. The anchor counts ×1.5, on a great weekend and on a collapse. The reserve scores only when that fencer finishes above seed.
Read the entry list, then set your order
Stars skip some events, and the entry list tells you who is in. It comes out the week before; your order locks when the first pool of the weekend starts.
Score from what really happens
Points follow the real table of 64 and the seed. A world number one out in the first bout costs you. A number 25 who runs to the final scores more than a favourite who wins as expected.
Trade while the season moves
Two free transfers per weapon between rounds and prices that rise on form. A fencer who is not on the entry list is always free to swap out, so you never burn a transfer on someone who is not fencing.
Climb the ranking
A world ranking, a ranking per weapon so a sabre fan can be number one in sabre, and private leagues for your club.
Next on the calendar
- Foil World Cup Takamatsu City15–18 Oct
- Sabre World Cup Oran15–18 Oct
- Épée World Cup Casablanca15–18 Oct
- Sabre World Cup Cairo12–15 Nov
Enter the season
The 2026-27 circuit starts in October and every weekend scores from the real results. Your squad, your transfers and your relay orders live with your account, on every device you sign in on.
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