The armies left to face off in the Christmas Chaos XV finals were the Rebel Penguin Federation vs Aliens and the Templars vs Dark Warriors vs Romans. All armies are loved and well respected in the community. Let us review the results between the Major and Small/Medium brackets. 

Rebel Penguin Federation Vs Aliens

As Christmas Chaos XV has come to a close, the results were surprising. The Rebel Penguin Federation managed to sweep all 3 rooms, winning them the trophy for this year’s Christmas Chaos. RPF had sizes of up to 98, while the Aliens of Club Penguin had up to 62. Despite the differences in size, it was noted that the Aliens were able to make the size gap unnoticeable at some points during the battle, leading to a very competitive match. Excitingly, RPF leader Link3000 was also contacted by Club Penguin Armies for a post-tournament interview.

Room 1 – Inside Mines

In this room, the Judges had noted RPF had a notably bigger size in comparison to Aliens, which was used effectively. On the Rebels’ side, they had 86 troops, while the Aliens had 59. With this size disparity, RPF was able to showcase more activity, greater movement, and held a great troop-to-tactic ratio. Because of these factors, Room 1 went to the Rebels. 

Room 2 – Stadium

Moving to Room 2, the Aliens had turned it up a notch. With the size gap being less noticeable by the judges, the Aliens made sure to bring the fight to RPF. Despite this increase in performance, though, the Rebels still managed to showcase cleaner formations and retain their dominance. Room 2 for the RPF. 

Room 3 – Iceberg

In the final room, the Aliens went up another level and increased their performance even further, resulting in a close in the size gap. However, this was unfortunately not enough against the RPF. Due to the greater speeds and activity, RPF managed to claim Room 3 and close this battle out with a 3-0 sweep, becoming Christmas Chaos XV Champions. 

Christmas Chaos XV Major Champions – Rebel Penguin Federation

Interview – Link3000 

What does the victory mean to you?

It meant a lot to be honest. It was nerve wracking going into the finals, we knew it was going to be a tough battle. Seeing everyone still be excited despite the week break, seeing the 100+ people logged on. It was a very heartwarming moment and I was very proud of the community.

Did you expect the sweep?

I don’t think so. I wasn’t thinking about the score itself, just focusing on doing my best to win. I did wonder if room 1 was going to be a tie, but it was nice to see the RPF sweep

Tell us one thing you’ve learnt and would use again in future tournaments?

Never underestimate your opponent and never expect a win. Prepare for any battle as if it’s the finals

Do you think there was any way you could improve, and how?

I think there’s always room for improvement. The tournament and finals specifically was very successful, but it’s foolish and irresponsible to say there’s nothing you can improve. It’s tricky to say, I do think that the hype during the break week could have been much better, but also it was the holidays, and a lot of people were very busy. But there’s definitely lessons to be learned, I’m sure hindsight will be very useful

Is there anything else you’d like to share?

Thank you Romans, ACP and Aliens for some great battles and congratulations to TCP for winning the S/M trophy. And I’d also like to give a big shoutout to the RPF troops and more importantly the staff team, for being an integral part to this win.

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Templars vs dark warriors vs Romans

In this three-way battle that competed for the Small/Medium trophy, the armies were none other than the Templars, Dark Warriors, and Romans. This specific final match proved to be a competitive battle for all of them, but the Templars had taken this year’s Christmas Chaos trophy for themselves. Winning in Rooms 1 and 3, but tying in the second with DW, the Templars had managed to max 47 in these high-stakes grand finals. It was a noticeable size gap compared to DW’s max of 29 and the Romans’ max of 24. With much anticipation, Club Penguin Armies reached out to Templars leader, Zez, for a special post-tournament interview. 

Room 1 – Casa Fiesta

In the first room, all three armies had put their best foot forward. Between them, the sizes were 46 Templars, 28 Dark Warriors, and 19 Romans. With a good size advantage, the Templars had a lot of momentum. Making sure to press the advantage, TCP had taken Room 1 due to greater coverage and better formations. 

Room 2 – Docks

The second room would not be as easy, however. With TCP performance dropping off, this allowed the Dark Warriors to catch up. Between Dark Warriors and Templars, both had moments where they performed better than the other army. Judges say Romans had a strong start, but got weaker in the second half due to the size difference. Ultimately, since no army got the better of the other, it was deemed a tie.

Room 3 – Cove

In the first half, neither of the armies had an outstanding performance. The Romans were noted to be good at the diagonal formations, but were still impacted due to their size. In the last half, the Templars improved their performance while the Dark Warriors had slowed down, resulting in TCP getting an advantage. With this, the Templars were able to close out the room and win the battle, becoming Christmas Chaos XV S/M Champions. 

Christmas Chaos XV S/M Champions – Templars of Club Penguin

Interview – Zez

What does the victory mean to you?

It means a bright future for Templars

Did you expect to win?

Yeah, we maxed 47 at Christmas Chaos meanwhile they were in the 20s, + our troops were better trained.

Tell us one thing you’ve learnt and would use again in future tournaments?

To keep working hard

Do you think there was any way you could improve, and how?

No, i think we did the best to our capability at this moment.

Is there anything else you’d like to share?

Live Happily

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In conclusion, it seems the Rebel Penguin Federation is very grateful for their back-to-back Christmas Chaos win, while the Templars were expecting to take home the glory.

Everyone here at Club Penguin Armies would like to congratulate the RPF and Templars on their prestigious victories, while giving praise to the hard-fought battles from the Aliens, Romans, and Dark Warriors.

Lastly, thank you to the Club Penguin Army Judges and Club Penguin Army Battleground for making this all possible. Who do you think is gonna win the next Christmas Chaos tournament?

Jazmin
Reporter In Training

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