Unreal Tournament 2003 Single player

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The Single Player portion of Unreal Tournament 2003 details the champion's rise to fame.

Overview

The Single player mode of Unreal Tournament 2003 is similar to that of Unreal Tournament: you start on your own, beating opponents, then leading a team, then facing against the champion in an epic duel for the title. There are many new features this time, though: for starters, there is no Deathmatch ladder, instead there's a Team Deathmatch one taking its place (aside of the obvious replacements of Double Domination instead of Domination and Bombing Run instead of Assault) and a qualifications round is also in place. This time, instead of forming part of a predefined team, you draft who your teammates are going to be and face them all in a previous match before the Tournament proper.

Teams

Team name	Members
Apocalypse	Brutalis, Succubus, Lexa, Cinder, Mr. Crow, Mystique, Rampage, Rust
Black Legion	Ravage, Fate, Harlequin, Mortis, Domina, Gryphon, Jackhammer, Matriarch
Blood Fists	Thorax, Widowmaker, Septis, Darkling, Charisma, Janus, Medusa
Bone Crushers	Caskuli, Rathik, Jezebel, Nafiret, Nepthys, Perdition, Nova, Kain
Cold Steel	Predator, Incisor, Cyclone, Torque, Shard, Katana, Seeker, Vector
Crusaders	Khepry, Arachne, Outrage, Bullseye, Cipher, Xargon, Ophelia, Nemesis
Dragon Breath	Timrit, Avalanche, Stargazer, Sphinx, Natron, Sorrow, Phantom
Fire Storm	Motig, Napaket, Isis, Sunspear, Huntress, Gaul, Odin, Hydra
Iron Guard	Makreth, Selig, Rapier, Renegade, Samedi, Jigsaw
Night Stalkers	Avarice, Bulldog, Hathor, Khepry, Tranquility, Seth, Chaos
Pain Machine	Komek, Cobalt, Silhouette, Obsidian, Circe, Mandible, Tiberius
Sun Blades	Imhotep, Nekhbet, Osiris, Luxor, Brutus, Clangor, Despair, Ariel
Super Nova	Maat, Bastet, Tefenet, Misery, Fury, Titania, Perish, Dragon
Venom	Delara, Gramatik, Pelosin, SeeSeela, Lockdown, Sayiid, Jackyl, Molotov
WarCry	Nebri, Mokara, Anat, Ramses, Quake, Vengeance, Faith, Xantares

Qualification round

Match	Limits	Rivals	Other notes
Deathmatch tutorial DM-Asbestos	Sco: 0		Diff: 0.0
One on one DM-TrainingDay	Sco: 10	Prism	Diff: 0.0
One on one DM-Gael	Sco: 10	Reinha	Diff: 0.2
Cut-throat DM-Leviathan	Sco: 15	Romulus, Asp	Diff: 0.5
Five-way DM-Oceanic	Sco: 15	Memphis, Hyena, Gorge, Wraith	Diff: 0.25 Draft your team.
Draft your team and beat them DM-Phobos2	Sco: 20	Your chosen 7	Diff: 1.0 Unlocks TDM ladder.

Team Deathmatch ladder

Match	Limits	Rival team	Other notes
DM-Insidious	Sco: 10	Super Nova	Players per team: 2 Diff: 0.0 Trade opportunity: Remus.
DM-Curse3	Sco: 15	Crusaders	Players per team: 4 Diff: 0.3
DM-Antalus	Sco: 15	Sun Blades	Players per team: 4 Diff: 0.8 Trade opportunity: Cannonball.
DM-Plunge	Sco: 20	Dragon Breath	Players per team: 4 Diff: 1.2 Unlocks the DDOM ladder.
DM-Asbestos	Sco: 20	Bone Crushers	Players per team: 5 Diff: 1.2 Trade opportunity: Horus.
DM-TokaraForest	Sco: 25	Venom	Players per team: 5 Diff: 2.0 Completes the TDM ladder.

Double Domination ladder

Match	Limits	Rival team	Other notes
DOM-ScorchedEarth	Sco: 3	WarCry	Players per team: 3 Diff: 0.3 Trade opportunity: Damarus.
DOM-Core	Sco: 3	Bone Crushers	Players per team: 3 Diff: 0.7
DOM-SepukkuGorge	Sco: 3	Fire Storm	Players per team: 5 Diff: 1.1 Unlocks the CTF ladder.
DOM-Suntemple	Sco: 4	Apocalypse	Players per team: 5 Diff: 1.6 Trade opportunity: Faraleth.
DOM-OutRigger	Sco: 4	Black Legion	Players per team: 5 Diff: 2.0 Completes the DDOM ladder.

Capture The Flag ladder

Match	Limits	Rival team	Other notes
CTF-Maul	Sco: 3	Night Stalkers	Players per team: 3 Diff: 0.4 Trade opportunity: Subversa.
CTF-Citadel	Sco: 3	Venom	Players per team: 4 Diff: 0.8
CTF-Chrome	Sco: 3	Black Legion	Players per team: 4 Diff: 1.2 Trade opportunity: Lilith.
CTF-Geothermal	Sco: 4	Blood Fists	Players per team: 4 Diff: 1.6 Unlocks the BR ladder.
CTF-LostFaith	Sco: 4	Iron Guard	Players per team: 5 Diff: 1.8
CTF-Face3	Sco: 4	Cold Steel	Players per team: 5 Diff: 2.3 Completes the CTF ladder.

Bombing Run ladder

Match	Limits	Rival team	Other notes
BR-TwinTombs	Sco: 15	Venom	Players per team: 3 Diff: 0.5 Trade opportunity: Syzygy.
BR-Disclosure	Sco: 15	Black Legion	Players per team: 4 Diff: 0.9
BR-Bifrost	Sco: 20	Cold Steel	Players per team: 4 Diff: 1.3 Trade opportunity: Corrosion.
BR-Anubis	Sco: 20	Blood Fists	Players per team: 5 Diff: 1.7
BR-Skyline	Sco: 20	Pain Machine	Players per team: 5 Diff: 2.2 Completes the BR ladder.

Championship finals

Unlocked after winning the TDM, DDOM, CTF and BR ladders.

Match	Limits	Rivals	Other notes
Tournament Semi-finals DM-Compressed	Sco: 20	Malcolm, Brock, Lauren	Players per team: 3 Diff: 2.75
Tournament Finals DM-Serpentine	Sco: 10	Malcolm	Players per team: 1 Diff: 3.0 Completes the Tournament.

Trivia

Following the guessing that Malcolm's rise to fame was detailed in the first Tournament, one could guess that this mode details Gorge's ascension to fame, considering that a) he's the default character, and b) Unreal Tournament 2004 and Unreal Championship 2: The Liandri Conflict explicitly say that Gorge was the responsible for breaking Malcolm's winning streak in the same way UT2004 says that Malcolm was the responsible for breaking Xan's winning streak.
This game's versions of Venom, Black Legion and Iron Guard are clearly unrelated to the other games' counterparts, in so far as to show that Brock and Lauren aren't involved with this games' Guard.
The portraits in Malcolm, Brock and Lauren's Titantron screens are lifted from their portraits in the character selection screen of the PlayStation 2 version of Unreal Tournament.