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Take the most compelling mechanics from other sports and remove the dead time that lets attention drift.
The only people who can own a team are the people on it, and only while they are on it.
Ability moves players; the structure moves money. Nobody is reduced to a fourth-string bench role.
Every rule in the charter traces back to at least one of these. Any rule that serves none of them should be questioned.
| Tier | What it is | How you get there |
|---|---|---|
| County | Entry tier. Local competition. | Form a team; register; pay buy-in. |
| State | Tournament of county winners. | Win your county. |
| Lower National | Tournament of all state champions. | Win your state. |
| Upper National | Small league of incumbents. | Finish top two in Lower National. |
The bottom two of Upper National are relegated all the way back to county. National status is earned by playing, never held by tenure. Each tier activates when the team count supports it: county wherever four teams exist, state when a state has enough county teams, national when enough states have champions.
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