AL RIOTBALL
Alliance League Riotball — the game born from a protest, banned as a terrorist simulation, and sold back to the people who built it. This is the official record — from the Night of the Shattered Concrete to the 2355 Championship Final.
Pick your franchise.
Ten franchises want your loyalty. Sign in or enlist to align your Titan Tag — your crest will show beside your name on the runner roster.
TRAINING ARENA // PLAYABLE TRANSMISSION
Suit up. Steal the Core. Beat the moving goal.
Pick Red Force or White Guard and battle the defense — 60 seconds, one electronic goal, and a league record waiting to fall.
RED 25—18 WHITE
SEASON STANDINGS // LIVE TABLE
The league, as it stands.
Every league-best score set in the training arena, ranked live. Top four make the Championship Playoff bracket — the rest fight the dust.
VOLTAIC VULTURES
OBSIDIAN LEGION
VERDIGRIS VANGUARDTHE MACHINE BLOOM19 GOALS
AURORA SYNDICATE
SILVERBACKS
CHROME PHANTOMS
IRON HEARTS
NIGHT RAVENSTable updates live — set a league best in the arena above and watch the board move.
Aligned runners collect +100 PTS when their franchise takes the crown.
NIGHT CROWNS LIVE IN THE HALL TOO →
LEAGUE ARCHIVE // SEALED RECORD
The origins of AL Riotball: a history of resistance.
New Arcadia, 2035.
It began in the summer of 2035, in a New America still reeling from the Great Water Shortage and subsequent societal collapse. In the heart of the walled city of New Arcadia, a heavy corporate boot ground down any semblance of joy. The city, a jewel box of sterile perfection, was enforced by the Alliance League, a ruthless security force led by the Chief Constable.
A ball and a boombox.
On a sweltering July 1st, a group of defiant protesters, disillusioned by the League's draconian curfews, gathered on the lawn of the Grand Capitol Building. They were not armed with weapons, but with a defaced soccer ball and a boombox. They began to play, a simple act of defiance that quickly swelled into a large, spontaneous gathering.
Five lives. One totem.
The Alliance League responded with brutal swiftness. Armored drones descended, and League Shock Troopers, clad in pristine white, moved to crush the "uprising." Cornered between the imposing marble Capitol and the brutalist City Blockade, the protesters fought back with makeshift shields and debris, but were overwhelmed. Dozens were injured, and five lives were lost. Yet as the smoke cleared, the defaced ball — now stained red, the symbol of the resistance — lay surrounded by the wreckage. It became a totem. A movement emerged, channeling the collective grief and rage into something tangible. They called themselves The League of the Fallen, and their chosen game was no longer soccer. It was AL RIOTBALL.
Riot for the fallen. Ball for the game.
The name was chosen in remembrance: "RIOT" for the unrest and the lives taken; "BALL" for the simple game that started it all.
Control the Core.
The game was designed to be a mirror of that night. It was played in a confined, urban arena filled with obstacles and debris. Two teams: the Red Force, representing the protesters' resilience, and the White Guard, representing the League's oppression. The objective was to control the Core — a glowing ball scored by being thrown through a hoop at the opponent's end of the field. Physical contact was brutal and encouraged. The game was a public catharsis, a way to reenact the battle and reclaim the narrative.
The League co-opts the riot.
The Alliance League initially tried to ban it, branding it a "terrorist simulation." But the people flocked to the illegal, underground matches held in abandoned warehouses and irradiated subway tunnels. It became too large, too popular. The League, ever pragmatic, realized they couldn't suppress it — so they co-opted it, legalizing a sterilized, corporate version of the game while simultaneously trying to profit from it.
THE FINAL — 2355
Red Force vs White Guard.
Two teams, one Core, no second whistle. The same battle as 2035 — played under lights now.
THE PROTESTERS' RESILIENCERED FORCE
CHAMPIONS — 2350 FINALBorn from the League of the Fallen. Full-court collisions, zero retreat, engine noise as a weapon.
THE LEAGUE'S OPPRESSIONWHITE GUARDS
CORPORATE REBUILD — 2355 ROSTERPristine white armor, perfect formation discipline. Nobody scores on the Guard twice in one quarter.
THE TOUR // FULL ROSTER — 2355 SEASON
Ten franchises. One Core.
Every registered franchise on the 2355 tour — from the champion Red Force to the expansion Verdigris Vanguard. The separated emblem plates are the league's official logo templates.
ROSTER TRANSMISSION // 2355 SEASON
Key players of the championship league.
Official League schematics, key-player plates, and the season posters from 2313 to now — one tall transmission, shuffled on every visit. No two replays are the same.
MATCH PROTOCOL
Final transmission details.
PERSONNEL FILE // STRICKEN FROM RECORD
Dolo: from champion to survivor.
Fifteen years of red.
Among the early legends of the legalized AL RIOTBALL, few shone as brightly as Dolo. A cybernetically-enhanced athlete created by the Alliance League, Dolo was the quintessential Red Force player — the embodiment of the Red Force's strength. For 15 years, he dominated the league, a relentless, unyielding force of nature. His chassis, built with advanced alloys and hydraulics, allowed him to absorb incredible punishment and deliver devastating counter-attacks. He was a fan favorite, a symbol that the oppressed could, through sheer will and power, stand against the machine.
Declared obsolete.
But in the cynical world of AL RIOTBALL, there is no room for sentimentality. Dolo's internal processors couldn't keep up with the newer, faster, more agile models introduced by the league's R&D. Five years ago, in 2350, Dolo played his final Championship Final. It was a brutal match, and although the Red Force won, Dolo's chassis was critically damaged. The Alliance League, ever focused on the future and profit, didn't repair him. He was declared "obsolete," decommissioned, and sent to the scrapyard — a hollowed-out husk of a champion. His name was stricken from the record books, replaced by a series of new, AI-driven champions.
Kaelen's workshop.
Dolo's story didn't end in the scrapheap of history. His remains were discovered by Kaelen, a scavenger from the fringes of Atlanta who knew the value of legendary tech. Kaelen salvaged Dolo's core components and brought them to his subterranean workshop in the ruins of the Old Atlanta Underground. There, in the radioactive murk of 2355, he began to piece Dolo back together — not as a glittering athlete, but as something else entirely. Using scavenged hydraulic systems, patchworked armor plating, and cobbled-together weapons mounts, Kaelen revamped Dolo for Wasteland Running.
Reborn as The Runner.
Dolo's new chassis is an intimidating fusion of former glory and brutal wasteland ingenuity. His distinctive red plating is scarred and patched with mismatched metal; his cybernetic eyes, once bright blue, now glow a menacing red. Runners are freelance couriers, smugglers, and mercenaries who navigate the most irradiated sectors of the city — the lifeblood of the underground economy, delivering contraband, tech, and medical supplies to the forgotten communities of ATL where League drones won't dare to fly. Dolo runs with a silent, burning vendetta against the Alliance League that created and discarded him — a ghost of a champion, fighting a war of attrition for the soul of the city. His delivery runs in the dead of night are the only light many of Atlanta's forgotten citizens ever see.
Built-in, heavily reinforced compartment on his back, capable of carrying high-value payloads.
Augmented for raw strength — smashes through barricades and leaps the gaps between crumbling high-rises.
Retractable mono-filament blade on the left forearm, and a shoulder-mounted pneumatic harpoon launcher for gangers and mutated wildlife.
2355 PERFORMANCE SYSTEM // OFFICIAL AL RIOTBALL FUEL
2355 BIO HACK — the official sports protein in the tube.
Hack your body with Bio Hack. Synapse-Locked Isolate is presented through a sealed tube system built around the campaign’s 99.4% cellular absorption claim.
SYNAPSE-LOCKED ISOLATE
The only supplied formula detail for the 2355 Bio Hack system. Additional ingredient data remains sealed until official release notes arrive.
99.4% CELLULAR ABSORPTION RATE
The campaign absorption claim is presented as supplied in the official ad concept. Full nutritional and regulatory copy remains pending.
TUBE VARIANTS / DRAFT PRICING
Choose the deployment format.
In-universe draft pricing is active until the final store URL and checkout details are supplied.
INITIATE TUBE
120 CREDITSSingle-cycle field trial for first-time operators.
PRIME STACK
320 CREDITSMulti-cycle stack for training blocks and route preparation.
APEX CASE
600 CREDITSFull team case for long-range operations and squad deployment.
