AG Scroll 10ǃ + AG Sky.: four crowns, 732 points, and a 12-minute lease on Frosted Flats

Twelve games, game by game

Every row below is parsed from the replays; the points column, recomputed from placements and eliminations, matches Epic's official leaderboard exactly. Read the placement column top to bottom and the title makes sense fast: nine top-10 finishes in 12 games, and only one true zero — the 32nd in Game 10.

VR = Victory Royale. Official team eliminations (54) are Epic-corrected; per-game damage is net damage to players from the full replay parse. Points split: 516 from placement (70%), 216 from elims.

The residency model: 12 minutes at Frosted Flats, every game

The movement traces show a plan rehearsed to the meter. All 12 landings came down 15–48 meters from the same patch of Frosted Flats. From there the duo ran a two-lane loot split — Scroll the west and center rows, Sky the north-east rows, a median 61 meters apart — cycling three rehearsed variants (an east cluster in G1/2/4/5/7/8, west-center in G3/9/12, north-west in G6/10/11/12) and never once leaving the POI footprint to loot. Median time at the spot: 12:14 per game. And in all 12 games they walked out alive — zero deaths at their own drop, across an entire Grand Finals.

That squat is one of two winning answers to the same POI. NAC's champions, twis acorn + twis boltzZzero0, hit the very same Frosted Flats 12-for-12 and looted it in a median 3:49 — loot-and-go versus residency, 617 points versus 732, both titles. The other two duos who called Frosted home finished with 138 and 38: same dirt, a 19x spread. The full four-duo autopsy runs in the NAC vs EU report and the EU deep dive.

The residency was defensible, too. Their nearest regular co-lander, Nxthan 68 + ora nebs brb, kept a median 217 meters of distance. When ghit i hytfnz3 + GHOST fv finally landed onto the champions in Games 10–11, Scroll and Sky went 3-0 in off-spawn finishes across the two games and conceded none — Sky's G10 death came later, after a knock, with no player credited with the finish. That G10 was their series-worst 32nd and scored zero placement points; they still won EU by 158.

The exits tracked the results all weekend. Their two earliest departures — 4:31 after landing in G10 and 4:59 in G12 — produced two of their three lowest scores (8 and 30 points). Their longest stay was the opposite story: in Game 11 the first zone centered 66 meters from the POI, the zone-5 endgame happened at Frosted itself (one of only four times all weekend a zone 5 landed there), and the haul from POI to zone 5 was 171 meters, the shortest of Frosted's 24 games. Scroll and Sky simply stayed home for 17:38 and finished 3rd. Frosted's average haul to zone 5 was 694.9 meters — 11th of 13 tracked POIs, where #1 is the longest — a rotation profile built for a placement duo. Plan your own exit on the free ELITE drops map.

Signature stats: what the replays keep repeating

Four crowns, no equals. Wins in Games 3, 4, 7 and 9 — all four holding the Victory Crown — while no other duo in either region won more than twice. NAC crowned 11 different winners in 12 games; EU's lobby had a landlord.

They out-survived all 200 players. Sky logged 241.3 minutes alive across the 12 games — #1 of every player in both regions — and Scroll's 239.8 is #2. That is where the 732 actually came from: 70% of their points were placement, and the median moment they died in a game was 20:29 after touching down.

Sky closed, Scroll built the stage. By the replay's replicated kill counter, Sky put up 32 eliminations — third-most of all 200 players, second in EU — with 8,352 damage (#7 in the field), peaking at 1,861 in the Game 3 win. Scroll added 24 elims and 6,110 damage on a 42.6% workload share to Sky's 57.5%. Together: 14,462 damage dealt against 8,510 taken, the #4 damage duo of the weekend — and their 54 official team eliminations ranked #3 among all 100 duos.

The cost of the crown. Being the lobby's biggest target shows up in the third-party ledger: Scroll had 4 of his knocks finished by other teams, tied for most-robbed player in the entire Grand Finals — six players hit 4; nobody hit 5. And the one true nemesis in their story is ROC charyy 23, who eliminated Sky three times (G3, G11, G12) — the only repeat matchup involving any player of the six duos we profiled. Sky got him back once.

The arc: a Day 1 lead the field never touched

Day 1 was the sharper half on placement — 6.33 average across the first six games, with back-to-back wins in Games 3 and 4 and 376 points banked. Day 2 loosened to a 9.67 average and 356 points, but produced the peak: Game 7, their best of the series — 93 points from a Victory Royale with 7 eliminations, a scoreline they repeated in Game 9. Two 93-point games in one day is how a champion slams a door.

The floor stayed shallow. Their worst game, the contested Game 10, ended 32nd with 8 points — all from eliminations — and it changed nothing: they added 72 more in Game 11 and closed with 30 in Game 12, insurance they never needed. And the stakes were lower than they looked: per Liquipedia's Global Championship list, Sky + Scroll had already qualified for Antwerp via the Major 1 Summit before Major 2 began (September 26–27, 2026 — 50 duos, $2,000,000). Both Grand Finals champions were pre-qualified; the duos who actually needed the weekend are a different, crueler story told in the Grand Finals stats hub.

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