[b]Control[/b] [i]Control is a Crucible gametype in which two teams of up to six Guardians must take control of and hold three control points scattered around a map. Players earn 100 points for an enemy kill, 25 points for neutralizing an enemy control point, and 75 points for capturing a control point. After killing an enemy, a player earns an additional 50 points for each control point his team holds. First team to 20,000 total points wins.[/i] [b]Clash[/b] [i]Clash is a Crucible gametype in which two teams of up to six Guardians compete for the most kills. Level advantages are disabled and Crucible weapons and armor, Crucible Reputation, and Crucible Marks are rewarded for each completed game.[/i] [b]Rumble[/b] [i]Rumble is a six-player free-for-all Crucible gametype. Level advantages are disabled and Crucible weapons and armor, Crucible Reputation, and Crucible Marks are rewarded for each completed game. Each kill awards 100 base points, with an additional amount allotted per method of kill. Head shots add 10 points, special ability kills add 25. An assist grants 25 points. Respawn times are ten seconds, but after three the player may opt to respawn early.[/i] [b]Salvage[/b] [i]Salvage is a limited time Crucible event that was first available for play on September 12 to September 14. Teams of three have to use their Ghosts to salvage ancient relics while preventing the enemy team from doing the same. Players have a long respawn time, but can be revived by teammates.[/i] [b]Skirmish[/b] [i]Skirmish is a three vs. three Crucible game mode. It is a standard team deathmatch gametype, but when you die your ghost will hover where you last died giving your teammates a chance to revive you for an extra +50 point for your team. However if they cannot you will have to wait 5 seconds before you can initiate a respawn yourself, or be auto-respawned 15 seconds after death[/i] [b]Combined Arms[/b] [i]Combined Arms is a limited time Crucible event that was first available for play on September 19 to September 21. It includes a collection of two different gametypes with altered settings. These two gametypes are Control and Clash. The main difference between playing these gametypes the traditional way, or through Combined Arms, is a setting that allows more vehicles and Heavy Ammo to spawn and be utilized by the players. Guardians can control Pikes and Interceptors more frequently in the Combined Arms gametype, than one would in traditional Control and Clash. The rules remain the same as their traditional gametypes.[/i] [b]Still drafting, currently everything is copy and pasted for the purpose of when I was first making the first draft I accidentally exited the page, losing all of the content.[/b] [b]PVP Links[/b] [b][i][url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEzUT1dateg]BDobbinsFTW's Crucible Tips.[/url][/i][/b] [b]Want to do some PVP with Divine Radiance? Contact DivineSlugz![/b] For when I draft the tips, if you have any that you think should be included, please comment them below and I'll put them up if they are valid with a credit to you for giving the tip.