The Chunin Exam is one of the most important events for shinobi, allowing them to pass the trial and obtain the Chunin rank. Any shinobi who has reached level 50 and holds the Genin rank can participate in the exam.
Registration and Preparation
The exam is held according to a pre-set schedule published in the #exam-schedule channel on Discord.
Registration opens 1 hour before the exam starts. The exact registration opening time is specified in the schedule and does not coincide with the start time of the exam itself.
To register, you need to go to your village's Hokage Residence, find the registration room, and speak to the NPC examiner.
Players can register as a pre-formed team or sign up individually. In the latter case, the system will automatically match missing participants and form a team.
After registration is complete, all you have to do is wait for the exam to start. When the event begins, all registered participants will be teleported to a special room for the first stage.
First Stage — Written Test
In the first stage, each player is given a test sheet containing 8 questions. Each question has 3 answer choices, of which only one is correct.
Players are allowed to make no more than 2 mistakes. If this limit is exceeded, the player is disqualified.
The questions test knowledge and abilities related to the Naruto world. Among them are tasks on geography, logic, adapted physics, and mathematics.
The disqualification of one team member at this stage does not affect the rest of the team — they continue the exam regardless of their ally's fate.
After completing the written test, the remaining teams are sent to the Forest of Death, where each team spawns at a random location.
The main objective of the stage is to obtain 3 scrolls. A team is guaranteed to receive a scroll for killing any opponent.
Once the team has collected the required number of scrolls, they must reach the central tower and hand the scrolls over to the examiner.
Third Stage — Tournament Bracket
The final stage of the exam is a series of one-on-one battles.
All remaining participants gather in the stands and take turns entering the arena to fight. The number of matches depends on the number of participants who reached the third stage.
Based on the results of the matches, the winners of the exam are determined. Depending on the number of remaining participants, one or two players may become winners.
