Description： Gorge Walk utilizes the Gorge Forest map, featuring a starting point, an ending point, a road, obstacles, acceleration gains, and treasure chests. The agent does not have a full view of the map and can move within it, use summoner skills, and collect rewards from treasure chests. The agent cannot continue forward upon encountering obstacles. The agent must reach the endpoint within a set time, or it will be deemed as a mission timeout. (After successful registration, a detailed development guide is available on the platform.)

Task Objective： To drive the agent through algorithmically trained models, enabling it to learn movement strategies through continuous exploration of test maps. The objective is to efficiently use summoner skills and speed boosts to collect treasure chests, avoid obstacles, and reach the endpoint within a limited time. Participating teams must train and submit a model locally within the designated time, and control the hero Luban No. 7 in the assessment map to score as many points as possible in the least amount of time, thereby completing the Gorge Walk's map exploration target.

Ranking Rules： In the last week of the competition, the system will automatically run with the latest model submitted by the participating teams. Their total score will be the team's ranking score, which will be the final result of the open qualifiers. The top 80 teams completing the challenge in this track will advance to the semi-finals.

Description: This stage of the competition uses the Honor of Kings' 1v1 Mojia Map, which is elongated in shape. At both ends of the map are the revival points for the two agents, with the team's crystal located in front of the revival point. The crystal continuously produces minions for its team, which will automatically move towards the enemy's camp, attacking enemy towers, crystals, and heroes along the way. In front of the crystal is the team's defense towers, which can attack enemy heroes and minions entering its range. Agents can freely move and use skills within the map. Over time, agents gain gold and experience, with significant amounts earned from killing enemy minions, enemy heroes, or destroying enemy towers. The team that successfully destroys the opponent's crystal wins the round.

Task Objective: Train models within a designated time and given computational resources to learn the optimal winning strategy through continuous exploration of the 1v1 map.

Scoring Rules: In each round of competition between two teams, both heroes must play two matches, switching sides to battle against the opposing hero. Winning a match earns one point, while losing scores no points.

Ranking Rules: In the last week of the competition, the system will automatically conduct battles using the latest models submitted by the participating teams. The number of rounds for each leaderboard battle is to be determined. Teams will be ranked based on their accumulated points. This ranking will be the final result of the semi-finals, with the top 8 teams advancing to the finals.

Description： This match utilizes the Honor of Kings 5v5 Dreamland Clash map, which is elongated in shape. At each end of the map are the revival points for each team's agents, with the team's crystal located in front of the revival point. The crystal continuously produces minions for its team, which automatically advance towards the enemy's camp, attacking enemy towers, crystals, and heroes along the way. In front of the crystal is the team's defense towers, capable of attacking enemy heroes and minions entering its range. Agents can freely move and use skills within the map. Over time, agents gain gold and experience, with significant rewards for killing enemy minions, enemy heroes, or destroying enemy towers. The team that successfully destroys the opponent's crystal wins the match.

Task Objective: Train models within a designated time and given computational resources to learn the optimal winning strategy through continuous exploration of the 5v5 map.

Scoring Rules: In each round of competition between two teams, the lineups will switch sides for two matches, with each victory earning one point and losses scoring no points.

Ranking Rules: The number of rounds for each leaderboard battle is to be determined, and teams will be ranked based on their points.