Trophy Race

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The Trophy Race is the main competitive game mode in Cookie Run: OvenBreak. It is a live competition for high scores between up to ten players in a limited amount of time. Playing Trophy Race awards players with Gold Gems, which give some of the most consistent rewards in the game, and Trophies, which allow them to rank up and receive better rewards by running on harder maps.

In Trophy Race, three to ten players run on the same map, with the goal of reaching as high of a score as possible under a time limit. Players are allowed to pause or restart their run as many times as they like, but this may not give them enough time to reach a high score.

Players choose two Cookies: one to start with and a Relay Cookie. When the starter Cookie runs out of Energy, the Relay can start running at half Energy. The Pet and Treasures selected do not change for the relay.

The Trophy Race result screen.

When transitioning between stages during the race, or after finishing a run, the scores of other players who have finished their run are visible. When the time is up, the runs of all players immediately end, and results are calculated. Participants then see the result screen, and receive their rewards: Trophies and Gold Gems.

Maps

A total of four maps can be run in, albeit not all at once; the amount of maps that can be selected from vary depending on the Division one is sorted into.

• Trophy Race: Badge is the first of these divisions, available for anyone with <400 Trophies at the start of a season. Two maps can be run in here, and a level cap exists.
• Trophy Race: Master is the second of these divisions, available for anyone with a Gold 1 Badge or higher at the start of a season. Three maps can be run in here.
• Trophy Race: Legend is the third of these divisions, available for anyone who scores in the top 1% of players in the Master division and has 3,000 Trophies at the start of a season. Four maps can be run in here.

The first three maps have three different difficulty levels; each difficulty gives a 0%, 10%, and 20% speed increase, respectively. The fourth difficulty level is exclusive to the Legend division.

Rewards

Trophies

Main article: Trophies

A Trophy.

Trophies are one of the two rewards from Trophy Races. The amount of Trophies a player has determines what Land they can run in and what players they are matched with. Trophy count is the only matchmaking factor- Escape Level and Cookie and Pet levels do not effect who is matched together.

Trophies are given out at the end of a Race, depending on rank. If less than ten players are running in a race, the amount of Trophies In higher Lands, low ranked players will lose Trophies. If enough Trophies are lost, a player can fall under the required Trophy count, and must go back to the previous ranking zone.

Collecting enough trophies to pass a level will raise you to the next rating, rewarding a one-time per season reward of Gold Gems. The following table lists all possible ratings, trophies needed, weekly Gold Gem caps, their one time rewards, and season rewards.

Rating	Trophies Needed	Gold Gem cap	Season Rewards	One-time Rewards
Trophy Race: Legend
	Top 100 of all players	6,955	2,500 1	870
	Top 500 of all players	6,920	2,400 1	865
	Top 1,000 of all players	6,890	2,350 1	860
	Top 3,000 of all players	6,855	2,300 1	855
	3,000	6,820	2,250 1	850
To reach Legendary 5, you must have 3,000 Trophies at the end of the season, and be in the top 1% of players. Trophy Race: Master
	2,800	6,490	2,200 1	815
	2,600	6,460	2,180 1	810
	2,400	6,425	2,160 1	805
	2,250	6,385	2,140 1	800
	2,100	6,350	2,120 1	795
	1,950	6,310	2,100 1	790
	1,850	5,970	2,040	745
	1,750	5,930	2,020	740
	1,650	5,895	2,000	735
	1,550	5,855	1,980	730
	1,450	5,815	1,960	725
	1,375	5,765	1,940	720
	1,300	5,720	1,920	715
	1,225	5,685	1,900	710
	1,150	5,645	1,880	705
	1,075	5,220	1,760	650
	1,000	5,180	1,740	645
	925	5,135	1,720	640
	850	5,095	1,700	635
	800	5,055	1,680	630
	750	5,020	1,660	625
	700	4,600	1,530	575
	650	4,570	1,520	570
	600	4,540	1,510	565
	550	4,505	1,500	560
	500	4,470	1,490	555
	450	4,440	1,480	550
To reach Bronze 3, you must achieve the Gold Badge 1 ranking by the end of a season. Trophy Race: Badge
	400	2,610	880	340
	350	2,595	870	335
	300	2,575	860	330
	250	2,560	850	325
	200	2,540	840	320
	150	2,525	830	315
	100	2,505	820	310
	50	2,485	810	305
	0	2,470	800	300

Notes:

• The season rewards for each ranking come with a sticker that matches each ranking's Trophy/Badge, and a Fiery Emblem.
• All ratings from Master 3 and up come with a 130% Gold Gem reward bonus.
• It is not possible to change divisions until after a season has ended.

Deprecated Mechanics

As the main competitive mode in CookieRun: OvenBreak, Trophy Race has seen significant overhauls to its mechanics over time.

Champions League merge

Main article: Trophy Race: Champions League

During the time period from the Super Fashion Week update to the List_of_Updates/2023#Giant Veggie Contest update, Land's End was merged with the Champions League game mode. During the time period of this merge, the length of Trophy Race matches and the possible rankings were changed from an older system involving longer play times, to the current system used now.

Lands

Main article: Lands

The Lands were the main structure of Trophy Race from the release of CookieRun: OvenBreak up until the Clash of the Dragonkind update. Under this system, players were grouped based on the number of Trophies collected and sorted into one of 10 lands; the last Land, which is now the only land available to play in, was Land's End as of 2020. The other 9 lands had a single map to play on, while Land's End had a variety of maps to pick from.

When CookieRun: OvenBreak first launched, Trophy Race was the only game mode available, and only contained 7 lands; the final land at the time was Shattered Kingdom (Land 7), which was also a single map. In The Twisted Maze Grove! update, the final land became the Twisted Maze Grove (Land 8), which had a special Jelly to collect (Doughnut Ball Fairies) and had a map structure that changed every few weeks. This would also happen in the Happy Healthy Hamlet update, where the final Land became the Happy Healthy Hamlet (Land 9), and a new special Jelly (vegetable Jellies) was used.

The current Land, Land's End, was added in the Spooky Spider Mansion update. Unlike the other final lands, this land uses multiple maps, which cycle out one at a time every two weeks. Prior to the Clash of the Dragonkind update, the amount of trophies needed for Land's End was 10,000, which was significantly reduced with said update with the removal of the lands system.

The following is the statistics of the Lands prior to their removal.

№		Title	Trophies Needed	Game Time	№ of stages	Cookie(s) and Pet(s) unlocked
1		The Witch's House	N/A	3 min.	3	N/A
2		Jelly Bug Forest	100	4 min.	4
3		Faraway Ocean	500	5 min.	4
4	4-1	Crystal Pudding Underworld	1,200	5 min. 30 sec.	3
	4-2	Dazzling Crystal Pudding Cave	2,000		2
5	5-1	Pumpkin Land of Fear	2,600		3
	5-2	Spooky Ghost Town	3,600		2
6	6-1	Yeti's Ice Cream Mountain	4,800	6 min.	4
	6-2	Fantasy Aurora Beach	6,500		2
7		Shattered Kingdom	8,000		5
8		Twisted Maze Grove	9,000		5
9		Happy Healthy Hamlet	9,500		6
Champions League		Trophy Race: Champions League	10,000	7 min.	5~6	N/A

Gold Tickets and Gold Chests

Main article: Gold Chest

An unopened Gold Chest under the old system.

The second reward from Trophy Races used to be Gold Tickets. Every player who reached the minimum score for a Land would receive Gold Tickets according to their finishing placement in the Trophy Race match. If a player was not in the top three, but their score was close to the first place's score, they would receive bonus Gold Tickets. If a race had less than ten participants, the amount of Gold Tickets each player receives would not be adjusted, unlike Trophies. If a player got last place in a four-player Trophy Race, they would still receive six Tickets.

Ten Gold Tickets could have been used to open a Gold Chest, if one was available. More than ten Gold Tickets could be held, up to a maximum of 99. Gold Chests were received every six hours, as long as the maximum of four Chests was not reached. Gold Chests could also have been bought for 100, to reduce the wait time for a new one.

The contents of a Gold Chest varied depending on the current Land, where higher Lands gave better rewards. All Gold Chests contained Crystals, Coins, and Cookies or Pets. The Gold Chests of higher Lands also contained one Spirit Potion each. A Land 1 Gold Chest contained 3, 5,077~5,611, and 15 Cookies or Pets, with one guaranteed Rare. A Land's End Gold Chest, in comparison, contained 13, 10,873~12,018, one Spirit Potion, and 62 Cookies or Pets, with five guaranteed Epic and 25 guaranteed Rare. Gold Chests could also rarely contain Treasures, Legendary Cookies, or Legendary Pets.

Main article: Gem Exchange Center

This system was consolidated into a broader game mode starting with the Trip to Paradise update. Instead of running in Trophy Race, various missions spanning the entire game could be completed to unlock Gold Tickets. The following is the system for obtaining Gold Tickets immediately prior to its renewal.

Gold Ticket Rewards

Rank	Tickets
1st	10
2nd	9
3rd	8
4th	6 (+1)
5th	5 (+2)
6th	4 (+3)
7th	3 (+4)
8th
9th	2 (+5)
10th

Land's End Shop

Main article: Land's End Shop

Prior to the Gem Exchange Center's introduction with the Trip to Paradise update, a shop existed in Trophy Race's final Land, in which players could collect Season Points to exchance for various items.

Gallery

A Gold Ticket.

An open Gold Chest.

A cracked Trophy, seen when Trophies are lost.

Race Menu sprite sheet.

Race Ranking sprite sheet (1)

Race Ranking sprite sheet (2)

Race Ranking sprite sheet (3)

Race Waiting sprite sheet, when Land 7 was the last Land.

Race Waiting sprite sheet, for Land 8, Land 9, and Land's End.

Race Flame effect sprite sheet.

Race Flame Button effect sprite sheet.

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