PoncePuck

Join our Discord, open #🎨・roles and grab the PPHL role, then head to #📝・pphl-forms and fill out the form for the role you want (player, goalie, GM, etc.). GMs draft from that pool when the season starts.

Pick the PUGs role in #🎨・roles so you get pinged when a queue starts forming. PUGs run ad-hoc, so when enough players are around someone fires up the queue and the role gets pinged. Watch #📋・polls for league polls (PPHL season votes, schedule polls, etc.).

Subscribe to our public workshop collection. It's the full set of required mods, kept current with whatever the servers are running:

Ponce's Puck Required Workshop Mods ↗

In Steam Workshop, click Subscribe to all. Restart the game once after subscribing so the mods download before you join a server.

Leaderboards live at /stats/, and every player has a profile page under /profile/ with their lifetime totals, recent matches, and chat history. Click any name on the leaderboard to open it.

Stats are recorded automatically. Each Ponce's Puck server runs a small uploader that, at the end of every match, sends the box score (goals, assists, shots, +/-, hits, blocks, takeaways, turnovers, passes, PIM, saves, save %, etc.) to this website over an authenticated API. There's no manual step on the player's end. You just play.

Catch: matches with fewer than 8 distinct players are ignored. That keeps 1v1 messing-around games and warm-ups out of the leaderboard so they don't skew anyone's lifetime numbers.

The most common reasons:

• The match had fewer than 8 unique players (sub-threshold matches aren't recorded).
• The match ended in a server crash or restart before the box score uploaded.
• You played without your usual Steam account (stats are keyed by SteamID64, not in-game name).

If you're confident a full match is missing, ping a staff member in our Discord and include the rough time and which server you were on.

Server rules are at /rules/ and pinned in #📌・rules. The full PPHL league rulebook is at /pphl/rulebook/.

Use the ban lookup. Paste your SteamID64 (or a Steam profile URL) and it will tell you whether your account is on the ban list, the reason, when it was issued, and when (if ever) it expires.

Open a Report Ticket in #🎫・create-a-ticket. Include:

• Proof (screenshots, video, chat logs)
• The player's Steam ID
• Approximate time and which server

Easiest way to grab a Steam ID: open the player's profile page on this site and copy the SteamID64 shown under their name.

Open an Other Ticket in #🎫・create-a-ticket. Include:

• Your Steam ID
• In-game name & number at the time of the ban
• The reason you think you were banned
• Why you believe the ban should be lifted

You can confirm your current ban status on the ban lookup page first.

Click Sign in with Steam in the top-right of any page. That uses Steam's official OpenID flow (we never see your password) and creates a profile keyed to your SteamID64. From there you can optionally link your Discord account in profile settings so admins can see who's who.

At this time our arena is not available for public use. We've put a great deal of effort and resources into its development and want to keep it unique to our community for now.