World of Warcraft's Mythic Dungeon Invitational Returns

The Mythic Dungeon Invitational (MDI) is part of Blizzard's new focus on PvE-related esports for World of Warcraft. Instead of going up against each other for the gold in player-versus-player combat, teams will battle against the clock to take down the dungeon's difficult enemies.

The MDI is different from Blizzard's other World of Warcraft esport, the Arena World Championship, which focuses on the PvP side of the game. The AWC pits teams of players against each other as they compete head to head to become the game's best team. This year, the AWC will expand to a yearlong season that includes far more tournaments than it has in the past, giving WoW's best PvP players more chances to compete. But the Mythic Dungeon Invitational is Blizzard's attempt at bringing the PvE side of World of Warcraft — generally seen as the game's biggest draw — into the competitive gaming community.

Dungeons in World of Warcraft are five-player activities. A group of characters, usually composed of a tank, a healer and three damage-focused characters, come together and fight through a scripted, consistent map. The dungeon itself is filled with multiple bosses and filler enemies, often referred to as "trash." Once players have cleared all the bosses, the dungeon is over.

The word "Mythic"  in this context refers to the difficulty of the dungeon. There are three difficulty levels for dungeons in World of Warcraft: Legion: Normal, Heroic and Mythic. The first two difficulty levels let players matchmake, grouping up random players to jump in relatively quickly. Mythic, on the other hand, is far more difficult and requires players to find their own groups.

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