Aztec Gods Croquet Event

1. Tezcatlipoca (2543)

God of the night sky, jaguars, sorcery, and beauty.

Style: Aggressive Croquet - As a powerful and omnipotent deity, Tezcatlipoca would play a dominant and forceful style, taking risks to assert his authority.

First Shot: Supershot - Fitting his commanding nature, Tezcatlipoca would start with a bold supershot.

Second Shot: Duffer Tice - Aligning with his strategic and trickster qualities, he'd likely choose a duffer tice.

2. Xochiquetzal (1987)

Goddess of fertility, beauty, and female sexual power.

Style: Precision Croquet - As the goddess of fertility and beauty, Xochiquetzal would favor a precise and methodical approach, reflecting her nurturing nature.

First Shot: East Boundary Halfway - She might start with a cautious and strategic east boundary halfway.

Second Shot: Go to C2 - A conservative and protective choice, aligning with her protective traits.

3. Tlaloc (2289)

God of rain, water, lightning, and agriculture.

Style: Monte Carlo Croquet - As the god of rain and water, Tlaloc's play would be unpredictable and adaptable, like the weather.

First Shot: Corner 4 - An unconventional opening, reflecting his unpredictable nature.

Second Shot: West Boundary Tice - Emphasizing his control over vast natural spaces.

4. Chalchiuhtlicue (2134)

Goddess of rivers, seas, and storms.

Style: Precision Croquet - Chalchiuhtlicue would adopt a thoughtful and strategic approach, emphasizing skillful and accurate play.

First Shot: Corner 2 - A traditional and tactical choice.

Second Shot: Go to C2 - Strategic positioning, reflecting her wisdom and nurturing aspects.

5. Huitzilopochtli (2461)

God of war, sun, and human sacrifice.

Style: Aggressive Croquet - True to his warlike nature, Huitzilopochtli would play aggressively.

First Shot: Supershot - An assertive and confrontational opening.

Second Shot: Duffer Tice - Aligning with his aggressive and confrontational nature.

6. Xochipilli (2238)

God of art, games, beauty, dance, flowers, and song.

Style: Canny Croquet - Xochipilli would use a tactful and charming approach, employing subtlety and finesse.

First Shot: East Boundary Halfway - A balanced and harmonious choice.

Second Shot: Go to C2 - A balanced and harmonious approach.

7. Tonatiuh (2387)

God of the sun and warriors.

Style: Precision Croquet - Tonatiuh would focus on precision and skill.

First Shot: Corner 2 - A skillful and traditional opening.

Second Shot: Go to C2 - Reflecting his preference for skill and precision.

8. Coyolxauhqui (2246)

Goddess of the moon.

Style: Canny Croquet - Coyolxauhqui would play strategically and calculatedly, using her skills to outmaneuver opponents.

First Shot: Corner 4 - A strategic and potentially surprising choice.

Second Shot: West Boundary Tice - Symbolizing her strategic and celestial approach.

9. Xiuhtecuhtli (2419)

God of fire and time.

Style: Precision Croquet - Xiuhtecuhtli would prefer a meticulous and carefully planned approach.

First Shot: East Boundary Halfway - A well-thought-out and reflective choice.

Second Shot: West Boundary Tice - A methodical and crafted approach.

10. Chicomecoatl (2168)

Goddess of agriculture and nourishment.

Style: Canny Croquet - Chicomecoatl would likely adopt a patient and strategic style.

First Shot: Corner 2 - A reliable and strategic choice.

Second Shot: Go to C2 - A reliable and strategic option.

11. Ehecatl (2241)

God of wind and the messenger of the gods.

Style: Monte Carlo Croquet - Ehecatl would enjoy a spontaneous and fast-paced style.

First Shot: Supershot - A quick and daring opening.

Second Shot: Duffer Tice - Aligning with his quick and dynamic nature.

12. Ometochtli (2193)

God of pulque and festivity.

Style: Monte Carlo Croquet - Ometochtli would embrace a playful and unpredictable style.

First Shot: Corner 4 - An unpredictable and festive choice.

Second Shot: West Boundary Tice - Embracing unpredictability and fun.

13. Mictlantecuhtli (2532)

God of the underworld and the dead.

Style: Aggressive Croquet - Mictlantecuhtli's style would be powerful and intimidating.

First Shot: Supershot - A powerful and commanding opening.

Second Shot: Duffer Tice - Demonstrating a powerful approach.

14. Chantico (2075)

Goddess of hearths, volcanoes, and home.

Style: Canny Croquet - Chantico would prefer a protective and conservative style.

First Shot: East Boundary Halfway - Focusing on stability and protection.

Second Shot: Go to C2 - Prioritizing stability and protection.

15. Huehuecoyotl (2174)

God of music, dance, mischief, and song.

Style: Monte Carlo Croquet - Huehuecoyotl's style would be versatile and adaptable, able to change tactics as needed.

First Shot: Corner 4 - Adaptable to various game situations.

Second Shot: West Boundary Tice - Reflecting his adaptability and creativity.

16. Patecatl (2122)

God of medicine, healing, and fertility.

Style: Aggressive Croquet - Patecatl would likely adopt a relentless and enduring style, aiming for long-term control of the game.

First Shot: Supershot - Patecatl, representing time and renewal, would likely go for the enduring impact of the supershot.

Second Shot: Go to C2 - Patecatl would likely opt for the enduring strategy of going to C2.

The Road to the Final

Tezcatlipoca

Xochiquetzal

Huitzilopochtli

Chalchiuhtlicue

Xochipilli

Tlaloc

Tonatiuh

Coyolxauhqui

Xiuhtecuhtli

Chicomecoatl

Ehecatl

Ometochtli

Mictlantecuhtli

Chantico

Huehuecoyotl

Patecatl

Tezcatlipoca

Huitzilopochtli

Xochipilli

Tonatiuh

Xiuhtecuhtli

Ehecatl

Mictlantecuhtli

Huehuecoyotl

Tezcatlipoca

Tonatiuh

Xiuhtecuhtli

Mictlantecuhtli

Tezcatlipoca

Xiuhtecuhtli

Round 1

Tezcatlipoca (2543) vs Xochiquetzal (1987): Tezcatlipoca's aggressive tactics and a dominant supershot, showcasing his prowess, overpowered Xochiquetzal's precision approach. His risk-taking style secured him the victory as Xochiquetzal couldn't counter his bold moves.

Huitzilopochtli (2461) vs Chalchiuhtlicue (2134): Huitzilopochtli's aggressive style, reflecting his strength, clashed with Chalchiuhtlicue's strategic precision. His relentless approach ultimately overcame her thoughtful tactics.

Xochipilli (2238) vs Tlaloc (2289): Xochipilli's charming finesse met Tlaloc's unpredictable style. Tlaloc, with his adaptable and unexpected shots, managed to outmaneuver Xochipilli's tactful play, reflecting his command over weather patterns.

Tonatiuh (2387) vs Coyolxauhqui (2246): Tonatiuh's skillful precision faced Coyolxauhqui's strategic gameplay. Tonatiuh's consistent and calculated shots edged out Coyolxauhqui's carefully planned tactics.

Xiuhtecuhtli (2419) vs Chicomecoatl (2168): Xiuhtecuhtli's meticulous approach overcame Chicomecoatl's strategic patience. His well-thought-out shots showcased his mastery over fire and time, outplaying Chicomecoatl's reliable strategies.

Ehecatl (2241) vs Ometochtli (2193): Ehecatl's spontaneous and dynamic play style clashed with Ometochtli's festive unpredictability. Ehecatl's quick, wind-like shots proved too much for Ometochtli's playful tactics.

Mictlantecuhtli (2532) vs Chantico (2075): Mictlantecuhtli's intimidating power, symbolized by his high skill level, faced Chantico's conservative strategies. His commanding presence and powerful approach overwhelmed Chantico's protective play style.

Huehuecoyotl (2174) vs Patecatl (2122): Huehuecoyotl's adaptable and versatile tactics met Patecatl's relentless style. Huehuecoyotl's ability to change tactics as needed, along with his creative flair, allowed him to outmaneuver Patecatl's enduring and controlled approach.

Quarter Finals

Tezcatlipoca (2543) vs Huitzilopochtli (2461): In a clash of titans, Tezcatlipoca's overwhelming aggression and strategic play faced off against Huitzilopochtli's warlike vigor. Tezcatlipoca, with his superior tactics and risk-taking style, edged out Huitzilopochtli in a closely contested game.

Tlaloc (2289) vs Tonatiuh (2387): Tlaloc's unpredictability met Tonatiuh's precision in a battle of elements. Tonatiuh's consistent precision and tactical expertise proved to be a deciding factor against Tlaloc's more variable and adaptable approach.

Xiuhtecuhtli (2419) vs Ehecatl (2241): Xiuhtecuhtli's calculated and methodical play clashed with Ehecatl's swift and dynamic style. The fire god's strategic planning and precise shots ultimately outmatched Ehecatl's fast-paced and unpredictable gameplay.

Mictlantecuhtli (2532) vs Huehuecoyotl (2174): Mictlantecuhtli's daunting presence and authoritative play were met by Huehuecoyotl's cunning adaptability. However, Mictlantecuhtli's sheer power and commanding approach proved too formidable for Huehuecoyotl's versatile tactics.

Semi Finals

Tezcatlipoca (2543) vs Tonatiuh (2387): Tezcatlipoca's formidable aggression and cunning strategy met Tonatiuh's disciplined precision. The battle was fierce, but Tezcatlipoca's ability to outwit and outplay his opponent, using his superior tactics, led to his victory over Tonatiuh.

Xiuhtecuhtli (2419) vs Mictlantecuhtli (2532): In a match of strategic depth, Xiuhtecuhtli's well-planned maneuvers faced the overwhelming power of Mictlantecuhtli. Despite Xiuhtecuhtli's careful planning, Mictlantecuhtli's commanding playstyle and sheer force proved to be the decisive factors.

Grand Final

Tezcatlipoca (2543) vs Mictlantecuhtli (2532):

In a thrilling climax to the Aztec Gods Play Croquet Tournament, Tezcatlipoca squared off against Mictlantecuhtli in a final that promised fireworks. Tezcatlipoca, known for his strategic mastery and aggressive play, didn't disappoint. From the start, he unleashed a series of sharp, precise shots, demonstrating why he's revered for his tactical genius.

Mictlantecuhtli, with an aura of intensity and power, countered with robust, forceful plays. Each stroke echoed his dominion over the underworld, both unpredictable and formidable. The match was a head-to-head spectacle of skill and determination, with each god showcasing their unique strengths.

As the game progressed, the tension mounted. Tezcatlipoca's agility and sharp-witted strategies were pitted against Mictlantecuhtli's raw power and deep resilience. The crowd was on the edge of their seats as the match neared its conclusion, with each deity matching the other's moves in a breathtaking display of croquet prowess.

In the end, it was Tezcatlipoca who emerged victorious, outmaneuvering Mictlantecuhtli in a tactical masterclass. His final play, a combination of finesse and power, clinched his victory, crowning him as the champion. The crowd erupted in applause, having witnessed a final that will be remembered for its intensity, skill, and the sheer brilliance of the play.

Aztec Gods Croquet Championship

Round 1

Tezcatlipoca	26tp	26
Xochiquetzal	2	6tp
Huitzilopochtli	26	26sp
Chalchiuhtlicue	4	7
Xochipilli	26tp	26tp
Tlaloc	13	11
Tonatiuh	26	26
Coyolxauhqui	13	11
Xiuhtecuhtli	26	26
Chicomecoatl	0	10
Ehecatl	26	26
Ometochtli	20	22
Mictlantecuhtli	26tp	26tp
Chantico	20	0
Huehuecoyotl	26tp	26
Patecatl	0	25

Quarter Finals

Tezcatlipoca	23	2	26tp
Huitzilopochtli	23	26sp	1
Xochipilli		26tp	26tp
Tonatiuh		25	9
Xiuhtecuhtli		26	26
Ehecatl		2	9
Mictlantecuhtli	26	14	26tp
Huehuecoyotl	19	26	4

Semi Finals

Tezcatlipoca	26tp	26tp
Tonatiuh	2	16
Xiuhtecuhtli	26	26tp
Mictlantecuhtli	15	16

Final

Tezcatlipoca	26tp	26tp
Xiuhtecuhtli	23	20

Tournament Champion: Tezcatlipoca

Tezcatlipoca, the victor of the Aztec Gods Croquet Tournament, proudly holding his trophy.

The Celebratory Group

The participants of the tournament gathered for a commemorative photo.