Mode · Player versus player
One in the Quiver, and what we still have to check.
One arrow is all it takes! Land your shot, grab another and keep the streak going — or fight back with your sword.
- Players
- not measuredplay a round and we log it
- Match length
- not measuredno sample yet
- Map seen
- —unknown
- Mode
- —unknown
- Last measured
- —next session
We have not played this mode. The description above is the developer's; every heading below is what we still have to go and check.
What the mode is
An archery duel: one arrow, one hit, and maps built around line of sight rather than close quarters.
What a first round feels like
Single-arrow modes are decided by positioning, and the map decides whether it is fun. Expect long sight lines and a lot of peeking before anyone commits.
What we will measure when we play it
Whether you truly get one arrow, whether it can be retrieved, the team sizes, and the map list.
How busy it is
One in the Quiver is one of the ten modes the lobby does not print a player count for — only eight of the eighteen do. The closest thing to demand data we have for it is its position in the mode grid and the 88 custom rooms listed beside it, neither of which is a number worth printing.
Where to read next
The measured page in the same family is Skywars, EggWars; all eighteen modes are on the mode table; the two finished matches are side by side on the comparison page.
The match brief above stays empty rather than guessed. The testing method explains why that is the rule here.