How to randomize your fantasy hockey draft order
- PUT THE NAMES IN
Add the managers from your fantasy hockey league. Draft Fight takes 6–18. Nobody needs an account.
- FIGHTERS GET DEALT
Draft Fight randomly assigns each manager a unique fighter. You do not pick one. The commissioner does not pick one either.
- START THE FIGHT
Once the fight starts, fighters drop one by one. Each elimination fills the next spot in the draft order.
- LAST ONE STANDING
The last fighter standing gets Pick #1. After that, send the full order and the replay to the league.
Need the detailed walkthrough? See how Draft Fight works.
Make the draft order reveal part of draft night
A fantasy hockey draft already pulls the league together before the season starts. Before anyone picks, you still have to settle who drafts where.
A normal randomizer settles that in a click.
Draft Fight keeps that moment on draft night. Managers get fighters, the league watches the eliminations, and draft positions show up as the fight plays out.
Your fighter. Your draft position.
Once fighters are assigned, every manager has someone in the ring.
Each time a fighter goes out, another spot in the fantasy hockey draft order is set.
Survive longer, draft earlier.
Last fighter standing gets Pick #1.
Send the replay to your league
The fight ends with a complete fantasy hockey draft order. Send it to the league, or send the replay if they missed it.
They will see the same original fight. The replay does not run it again or change who won.
No account needed. Creating, watching, and sharing Draft Fight is free.
Fantasy hockey draft order FAQ
How many managers can use the fantasy hockey randomizer?
Leagues of 6–18 managers. You can run the fight without creating an account.
Can the commissioner choose the fighters or the winner?
No. Draft Fight randomly assigns each manager a unique fighter. The commissioner cannot hand out characters or pick who wins. The fight sets the draft order.
Can my league watch the fight again?
Yes. Share the replay after the fight. Everyone watches the same original fight. It does not rerun, and the result does not change.
