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    Location
    Arabia
    Map Size
    Tiny
    Population
    200
    Speed
    Normal
    Resources
    Standard
    Victory
    Conquest
    Starting Age
    Dark Age
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    Imperial Age

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    Match Summary

    Fourfourfive took the win with the Malians, beating San Ixelu 's Japanese. The match clocked in at around 32 minutes. Recorded in July 2026.

    It used a Tiny map size. Fourfourfive got there at 23:31, with San Ixelu following at 24:49. The higher eAPM was San Ixelu 's at 16, versus 15 for Fourfourfive .

    The ranked result moved Fourfourfive up +14 Elo and San Ixelu down 14. At a 459 Elo average (casual), this was a ranked Random Map 1v1 on Arabia.

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