LP & Discipline

LP (Legacy Points) is the leagues currency. Wins and losses reset every season. LP does not — it follows you, year after year, and it is the record of who actually carried the league.

LP is tied to you, not your team. It is keyed to your gamertag / PSN, so it survives a team change, a rebuild, even leaving and coming back. The system rewards one thing above all: showing up. Playing your games, logging your scores, holding your spot when the dynasty is five years deep and the novelty is gone.

Every regular-season game you actually play earns LP at your season's rate.

Teams get 100 LP for playing a game, no matter win or lose.
(Rebuilding teams get a bonus, and earn 150 LP for a played game instead).

The championship carries the biggest single prize on the board — a title is worth more LP than any regular-season game. Wining playoffs series also grants you LP prizes.

LP is not only earned — it can be stripped away for breaking rules.

Conduct fines can follow a quit, an exploit, or breaking regular league rules.

Every fine is booked one game at a time, with the reason attached, and reversed if it turns out to be wrong.

Fines are corrections, not accusations, and nearly every one of them is avoided by doing the two cheapest things in the league: play on time and log your score. If a fine looks wrong, the league office is where you contest it — not the group chat.