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	On June 11, 2025, [[User:Static Fanatic\|Static Fanatic]] released the map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 Dead End], which used a new gamemode dubbed ''Civilian CTF'' - now called ''Class CTF'' - that was initially made without knowledge of Crush or Rift. As opposed to Class Deathmatch's ''Team Deathmatch'' format, Class CTF was instead based off [[Capture the Flag]]. Unlike the Class Deathmatch maps that came before it, pickups in Dead End could only found in each team's spawn area, giving either the [[Tranquilizer Gun]] and [[Pistol]], [[Revolver]] and [[SMG]] or [[Gunboats]] and [[Coilgun]], allowing players to equip full loadouts as the [[Civilian]] immediately after spawning in. The pickups were later removed in favour of a custom weapons pack built into the map, allowing players to equip any combination of the six weapons from the loadout menu.		On June 11, 2025, [[User:Static Fanatic\|Static Fanatic]] released the map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 Dead End], which used a new gamemode dubbed ''Civilian CTF'' - now called ''Class CTF'' - that was initially made without knowledge of Crush or Rift. As opposed to Class Deathmatch's ''Team Deathmatch'' format, Class CTF was instead based off [[Capture the Flag]]. Unlike the Class Deathmatch maps that came before it, pickups in Dead End could only found in each team's spawn area, giving either the [[Tranquilizer Gun]] and [[Pistol]], [[Revolver]] and [[SMG]] or [[Gunboats]] and [[Coilgun]], allowing players to equip full loadouts as the [[Civilian]] immediately after spawning in. The pickups were later removed in favour of a custom weapons pack built into the map, allowing players to equip any combination of the six weapons from the loadout menu.

	~~As a joke~~, Static Fanatic released a ~~Class~~ Deathmatch ~~conversion of Dead End~~ called [https://gamebanana.com/mods/~~617044 Sled End~~] ~~on August 30, 2025~~. ~~Like other~~ Class Deathmatch maps, ~~pickups could be found all across Sled End~~, ~~though it didn~~'~~t feature a powerful pickup in~~ the ~~centre. The map was~~ later ~~converted back into a CTF format and had its pickups removed, instead now allowing players~~ to ~~use any class~~.		On July 14, 2025, Static Fanatic released a TF2C port of the ''Half-Life 2: Deathmatch'' map [https://combineoverwiki.net/wiki/Powerhouse Powerhouse] called [https://gamebanana.com/mods/667739 Pyrohouse]. Unlike previous Class Deathmatch maps, players are instead restricted to Pyro, hence the map's name and the original gamemode name ''PyroDM'' - later changed to ''Class Deathmatch''.

			As a joke, Static Fanatic released a Class Deathmatch conversion of Dead End called [https://gamebanana.com/mods/617044 Sled End] on August 30, 2025. Like other Class Deathmatch maps, pickups could be found all across Sled End, though it didn't feature a powerful pickup in the centre. The map was later converted back into a CTF format and had its pickups removed, now instead allowing players to use any class.

	Static Fanatic later reworked the ''Half-Life 2: Deathmatch'' map [https://combineoverwiki.net/wiki/Powerhouse Powerhouse] for Team Fortress 2 Classified, using a variation of Class Deathmatch where the Civilian is swapped out for Pyro, dubbed ''PyroDM''. As the map shared its name with a [[Powerhouse\|stock Control Points map]], Static Fanatic renamed it to [https://gamebanana.com/mods/667739 Pyrohouse].		Afterwards, webb converted [[Hydro (Domination)]] to a Class Deathmatch format.

	Afterwards, webb ~~would convert~~ [[Hydro (Domination)]] to a Class Deathmatch format.

	== Maps ==		== Maps ==

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	\| ''Team Deathmatch (Civilian)''		\| ''Team Deathmatch (Civilian)''
	\| Wheatttt		\| Wheatttt, {{tooltip\|webb\|Vscript Edition}}
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	\| [https://gamebanana.com/mods/662374 '''Rift''']		\| [https://gamebanana.com/mods/662374 '''Rift''']
	\| [[File:Rift.jpeg\|200px]]		\| [[File:Rift.jpeg\|200px]]
	\| ''Team Deathmatch (Civilian)''		\| ''Team Deathmatch (Civilian)''
	\| Moonrider		\| Moonrider, {{tooltip\|webb\|Vscript Edition}}
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	\| [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 '''Dead End''']		\| [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 '''Dead End''']
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	\| [[File:Pyrohouse.jpeg\|200px]]		\| [[File:Pyrohouse.jpeg\|200px]]
	\| ''Team Deathmatch (Pyro)''		\| ''Team Deathmatch (Pyro)''
	\| Static Fanatic, {{tooltip\|Michael "Wolf" Schulz\|Original map}}		\| Static Fanatic, {{tooltip\|Michael "Wolf" Schulz\|Original map}}, {{tooltip\|webb\|Vscript Edition}}
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	\| '''Hydro (CDM)'''		\| '''Hydro (CDM)'''

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	'''Class gamemodes''' are a family of community gamemodes that restrict teams to a certain class. Unlike ''Class Wars'', the defining characteristic of these gamemodes are that weapons that are typically unusable by the class are available through pickups or custom item schemas. The most popular format is ''Class Team Deathmatch'' (referred to as just ''Class Deathmatch''), usually only allowing the Civilian.		'''Class gamemodes''' are a family of community gamemodes that restrict teams to a certain class. Unlike ''Class Wars'', the defining characteristic of these gamemodes are that weapons that are typically unusable by the class are available through pickups or custom item schemas. The most popular format is ''Class Team Deathmatch'' (referred to as just ''Class Deathmatch''), usually only allowing the Civilian.

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	Static Fanatic later reworked the ''Half-Life 2: Deathmatch'' map [https://combineoverwiki.net/wiki/Powerhouse Powerhouse] for Team Fortress 2 Classified, using a variation of ~~CivDM~~ where the Civilian is swapped out for Pyro, dubbed ''PyroDM''. As the map shared its name with a [[Powerhouse\|stock Control Points map]], Static Fanatic renamed it to [https://gamebanana.com/mods/667739 Pyrohouse].		Static Fanatic later reworked the ''Half-Life 2: Deathmatch'' map [https://combineoverwiki.net/wiki/Powerhouse Powerhouse] for Team Fortress 2 Classified, using a variation of Class Deathmatch where the Civilian is swapped out for Pyro, dubbed ''PyroDM''. As the map shared its name with a [[Powerhouse\|stock Control Points map]], Static Fanatic renamed it to [https://gamebanana.com/mods/667739 Pyrohouse].

	Afterwards, webb would convert [[Hydro (Domination)]] to a Class Deathmatch format.		Afterwards, webb would convert [[Hydro (Domination)]] to a Class Deathmatch format.

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	On June 11, 2025, [[User:Static Fanatic\|Static Fanatic]] released the map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 Dead End], which used a new gamemode dubbed ''Civilian CTF'' - now called ''Class CTF'' - that was initially made without knowledge of Crush or Rift. As opposed to Class Deathmatch's ''Team Deathmatch'' format, Class CTF was instead based off [[Capture the Flag]]. Unlike the Class Deathmatch maps that came before it, pickups in Dead End could only found in each team's spawn area, giving either the [[Tranquilizer Gun]] and [[Pistol]], [[Revolver]] and [[SMG]] or [[Gunboats]] and [[Coilgun]], allowing players to equip full loadouts as the [[Civilian]] immediately after spawning in. The pickups were later removed in favour of a custom weapons pack built into the map, allowing players to equip any combination of the six weapons from the loadout menu.		On June 11, 2025, [[User:Static Fanatic\|Static Fanatic]] released the map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 Dead End], which used a new gamemode dubbed ''Civilian CTF'' - now called ''Class CTF'' - that was initially made without knowledge of Crush or Rift. As opposed to Class Deathmatch's ''Team Deathmatch'' format, Class CTF was instead based off [[Capture the Flag]]. Unlike the Class Deathmatch maps that came before it, pickups in Dead End could only found in each team's spawn area, giving either the [[Tranquilizer Gun]] and [[Pistol]], [[Revolver]] and [[SMG]] or [[Gunboats]] and [[Coilgun]], allowing players to equip full loadouts as the [[Civilian]] immediately after spawning in. The pickups were later removed in favour of a custom weapons pack built into the map, allowing players to equip any combination of the six weapons from the loadout menu.

	As a joke, Static Fanatic released a Class Deathmatch conversion of Dead End called [https://gamebanana.com/mods/617044 Sled End] on August 30, 2025. Like other Class Deathmatch maps, pickups could be found all across Sled End, though it didn't feature a powerful pickup in the centre. The map was later converted back into a CTF format and had its pickups removed, ~~in favour of~~ allowing players to use any class.		As a joke, Static Fanatic released a Class Deathmatch conversion of Dead End called [https://gamebanana.com/mods/617044 Sled End] on August 30, 2025. Like other Class Deathmatch maps, pickups could be found all across Sled End, though it didn't feature a powerful pickup in the centre. The map was later converted back into a CTF format and had its pickups removed, instead now allowing players to use any class.

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	On June 11, 2025, [[User:Static Fanatic\|Static Fanatic]] released the map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 Dead End], which used a new gamemode dubbed ''Civilian CTF'' - now called ''Class CTF'' - that was initially made without knowledge of Crush or Rift. As opposed to Class Deathmatch's ''Team Deathmatch'' format, Class CTF was instead based off [[Capture the Flag]]. Unlike the Class Deathmatch maps that came before it, pickups in Dead End could only found in each team's spawn area, giving either the [[Tranquilizer Gun]] and [[Pistol]], [[Revolver]] and [[SMG]] or [[Gunboats]] and [[Coilgun]], allowing players to equip full loadouts as the [[Civilian]] immediately after spawning in. The pickups were later removed in favour of a custom weapons pack built into the map, allowing players to equip any combination of the six weapons from the loadout menu.		On June 11, 2025, [[User:Static Fanatic\|Static Fanatic]] released the map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 Dead End], which used a new gamemode dubbed ''Civilian CTF'' - now called ''Class CTF'' - that was initially made without knowledge of Crush or Rift. As opposed to Class Deathmatch's ''Team Deathmatch'' format, Class CTF was instead based off [[Capture the Flag]]. Unlike the Class Deathmatch maps that came before it, pickups in Dead End could only found in each team's spawn area, giving either the [[Tranquilizer Gun]] and [[Pistol]], [[Revolver]] and [[SMG]] or [[Gunboats]] and [[Coilgun]], allowing players to equip full loadouts as the [[Civilian]] immediately after spawning in. The pickups were later removed in favour of a custom weapons pack built into the map, allowing players to equip any combination of the six weapons from the loadout menu.

	As a joke, Static Fanatic released a Class Deathmatch conversion of Dead End called [https://gamebanana.com/mods/617044 Sled End] on August 30, 2025. Like other Class Deathmatch maps, pickups could be found all across Sled End, though it didn't feature a powerful pickup in the centre. The map was later converted back into a CTF format and had its pickups removed in favour of allowing players to use any class.		As a joke, Static Fanatic released a Class Deathmatch conversion of Dead End called [https://gamebanana.com/mods/617044 Sled End] on August 30, 2025. Like other Class Deathmatch maps, pickups could be found all across Sled End, though it didn't feature a powerful pickup in the centre. The map was later converted back into a CTF format and had its pickups removed, in favour of allowing players to use any class.

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	On June 11, 2025, [[User:Static Fanatic\|Static Fanatic]] released the map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 Dead End], which used a new gamemode dubbed ''Civilian CTF'' - now called ''Class CTF'' - that was initially made without knowledge of Crush or Rift. As opposed to Class Deathmatch's ''Team Deathmatch'' format, Class CTF was instead based off [[Capture the Flag]]. Unlike the Class Deathmatch maps that came before it, pickups in Dead End could only found in each team's spawn area, giving either the [[Tranquilizer Gun]] and [[Pistol]], [[Revolver]] and [[SMG]] or [[Gunboats]] and [[Coilgun]], allowing players to equip full loadouts as the [[Civilian]] immediately after spawning in. The pickups were later removed in favour of a custom weapons pack built into the map, allowing players to equip any combination of the six weapons from the loadout menu.		On June 11, 2025, [[User:Static Fanatic\|Static Fanatic]] released the map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 Dead End], which used a new gamemode dubbed ''Civilian CTF'' - now called ''Class CTF'' - that was initially made without knowledge of Crush or Rift. As opposed to Class Deathmatch's ''Team Deathmatch'' format, Class CTF was instead based off [[Capture the Flag]]. Unlike the Class Deathmatch maps that came before it, pickups in Dead End could only found in each team's spawn area, giving either the [[Tranquilizer Gun]] and [[Pistol]], [[Revolver]] and [[SMG]] or [[Gunboats]] and [[Coilgun]], allowing players to equip full loadouts as the [[Civilian]] immediately after spawning in. The pickups were later removed in favour of a custom weapons pack built into the map, allowing players to equip any combination of the six weapons from the loadout menu.

	As a joke, Static Fanatic released a Class Deathmatch conversion of Dead End called [https://gamebanana.com/mods/617044 Sled End] on August 30, 2025. Like other Class Deathmatch maps, pickups could be found all across Sled End, though it didn't feature a powerful pickup in the centre. The map was later converted back into a CTF format and had its pickups removed~~, now~~ allowing players to use any class.		As a joke, Static Fanatic released a Class Deathmatch conversion of Dead End called [https://gamebanana.com/mods/617044 Sled End] on August 30, 2025. Like other Class Deathmatch maps, pickups could be found all across Sled End, though it didn't feature a powerful pickup in the centre. The map was later converted back into a CTF format and had its pickups removed in favour of allowing players to use any class.

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	<!-- This history section is based on a section from the Civilian Deathmatch page on the Moon's Pub Wiki, released under the terms of the CC-BY-SA 4.0 license, written by Static Fanatic, Warrior5000, and webb -->		<!-- This history section is based on a section from the Civilian Deathmatch page on the Moon's Pub Wiki, released under the terms of the CC-BY-SA 4.0 license, written by Static Fanatic, Warrior5000, and webb -->

	As part of her April Fools, 2024 map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/665406 Crush], Wheatttt created a version of Team Deathmatch that restricted teams to Civilian, which she dubbed ''Civilian Deathmatch''. Using the now-removed {{code\|tf_player_equip}} entity, she made pickups that could give players specific weapons with almost no restrictions, and placed them throughout the map. Notably, a [[Rocket Launcher]] pickup is occasionally made accessible in the centre building, which temporarily boosts anyone who grabs it with [[Critical hits\|Crits]] and [[ÜberCharge]].		As part of her April Fools, 2024 map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/665406 Crush], Wheatttt created a version of Team Deathmatch that restricted teams to Civilian, which she dubbed ''Civilian Deathmatch'' - now referred to as ''Class Deathmatch''. Using the now-removed {{code\|tf_player_equip}} entity, she made pickups that could give players specific weapons with almost no restrictions, and placed them throughout the map. Notably, a [[Rocket Launcher]] pickup is occasionally made accessible in the centre building, which temporarily boosts anyone who grabs it with [[Critical hits\|Crits]] and [[ÜberCharge]].

	Inspired by Crush, Moonrider later released his own ~~CivDM~~ map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/662374 Rift] on what is presumed to be April Fools Day, 2025. It plays similarly to Crush, with weapon pickups scattered throughout the map and one powerful pickup - this time a boosted [[R.P.G.]] - made available at certain times in the centre. Rift does however feature a more vertical layout than Crush, with jump pads and staircases allowing players to traverse between the map's layers quickly.		Inspired by Crush, Moonrider later released his own Class Deathmatch map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/662374 Rift] on what is presumed to be April Fools Day, 2025. It plays similarly to Crush, with weapon pickups scattered throughout the map and one powerful pickup - this time a boosted [[R.P.G.]] - made available at certain times in the centre. Rift does however feature a more vertical layout than Crush, with jump pads and staircases allowing players to traverse between the map's layers quickly.

			On June 11, 2025, [[User:Static Fanatic\|Static Fanatic]] released the map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 Dead End], which used a new gamemode dubbed ''Civilian CTF'' - now called ''Class CTF'' - that was initially made without knowledge of Crush or Rift. As opposed to Class Deathmatch's ''Team Deathmatch'' format, Class CTF was instead based off [[Capture the Flag]]. Unlike the Class Deathmatch maps that came before it, pickups in Dead End could only found in each team's spawn area, giving either the [[Tranquilizer Gun]] and [[Pistol]], [[Revolver]] and [[SMG]] or [[Gunboats]] and [[Coilgun]], allowing players to equip full loadouts as the [[Civilian]] immediately after spawning in. The pickups were later removed in favour of a custom weapons pack built into the map, allowing players to equip any combination of the six weapons from the loadout menu.

			As a joke, Static Fanatic released a Class Deathmatch conversion of Dead End called [https://gamebanana.com/mods/617044 Sled End] on August 30, 2025. Like other Class Deathmatch maps, pickups could be found all across Sled End, though it didn't feature a powerful pickup in the centre. The map was later converted back into a CTF format and had its pickups removed, now allowing players to use any class.

	Initially unaware of CivDM, mapper Static Fanatic released [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 Dead End] on June 11, 2025. This map was the first CivDM map to not use a ''Team Deathmatch'' ruleset, instead using a ''Capture the Flag'' format dubbed ''Civilian CTF'' that used a custom weapons pack instead of weapon pickups. He would later create [https://gamebanana.com/mods/617044 Sled End], a Team Deathmatch conversion of the map before ultimately converting it to an all-class CTF map.

	Static Fanatic later reworked the ''Half-Life 2: Deathmatch'' map [https://combineoverwiki.net/wiki/Powerhouse Powerhouse] for Team Fortress 2 Classified, using a variation of CivDM where the Civilian is swapped out for Pyro, dubbed ''PyroDM''. As the map shared its name with a [[Powerhouse\|stock Control Points map]], Static Fanatic renamed it to [https://gamebanana.com/mods/667739 Pyrohouse].		Static Fanatic later reworked the ''Half-Life 2: Deathmatch'' map [https://combineoverwiki.net/wiki/Powerhouse Powerhouse] for Team Fortress 2 Classified, using a variation of CivDM where the Civilian is swapped out for Pyro, dubbed ''PyroDM''. As the map shared its name with a [[Powerhouse\|stock Control Points map]], Static Fanatic renamed it to [https://gamebanana.com/mods/667739 Pyrohouse].
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	\| [[File:Sled End.jpeg\|200px]]		\| [[File:Sled End.jpeg\|200px]]
	\| {{tooltip\|''Capture the Flag ~~(Civilian)~~''\|formerly Team Deathmatch (Civilian)}}		\| {{tooltip\|''Capture the Flag''\|formerly Team Deathmatch (Civilian)}}
	\| Static Fanatic		\| Static Fanatic
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	As part of her April Fools, 2024 map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/665406 Crush], Wheatttt created a version of Team Deathmatch that restricted teams to Civilian, which she dubbed ''Civilian Deathmatch''. Using the now-removed {{code\|tf_player_equip}} entity, she made pickups that could give players specific weapons with almost no restrictions, and placed them throughout the map. Notably, a [[Rocket Launcher]] pickup is occasionally made accessible in the centre building, which temporarily boosts anyone who grabs it with [[Critical hits\|Crits]] and [[ÜberCharge]].		As part of her April Fools, 2024 map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/665406 Crush], Wheatttt created a version of Team Deathmatch that restricted teams to Civilian, which she dubbed ''Civilian Deathmatch''. Using the now-removed {{code\|tf_player_equip}} entity, she made pickups that could give players specific weapons with almost no restrictions, and placed them throughout the map. Notably, a [[Rocket Launcher]] pickup is occasionally made accessible in the centre building, which temporarily boosts anyone who grabs it with [[Critical hits\|Crits]] and [[ÜberCharge]].

	Inspired by Crush, Moonrider later released his own CivDM map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/662374 Rift] on what is presumed to be April Fools Day, 2025. It plays similarly to Crush, with weapon pickups scattered throughout the map and one powerful pickup - this time a boosted [[R.P.G.]] - made available at certain times in the centre. Rift does however feature a more vertical layout than Crush, with jump pads and staircases allowing players to traverse the map quickly.		Inspired by Crush, Moonrider later released his own CivDM map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/662374 Rift] on what is presumed to be April Fools Day, 2025. It plays similarly to Crush, with weapon pickups scattered throughout the map and one powerful pickup - this time a boosted [[R.P.G.]] - made available at certain times in the centre. Rift does however feature a more vertical layout than Crush, with jump pads and staircases allowing players to traverse between the map's layers quickly.

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History re-write: Part 1

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	~~Class TDM was created by Wheatttt, as a~~ part of her map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/665406 Crush] ~~for April Fools~~, ~~2024. The gamemode was~~ dubbed ''Civilian Deathmatch''.		As part of her April Fools, 2024 map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/665406 Crush], Wheatttt created a version of Team Deathmatch that restricted teams to Civilian, which she dubbed ''Civilian Deathmatch''. Using the now-removed {{code\|tf_player_equip}} entity, she made pickups that could give players specific weapons with almost no restrictions, and placed them throughout the map. Notably, a [[Rocket Launcher]] pickup is occasionally made accessible in the centre building, which temporarily boosts anyone who grabs it with [[Critical hits\|Crits]] and [[ÜberCharge]].

			Inspired by Crush, Moonrider later released his own CivDM map [https://gamebanana.com/mods/662374 Rift] on what is presumed to be April Fools Day, 2025. It plays similarly to Crush, with weapon pickups scattered throughout the map and one powerful pickup - this time a boosted [[R.P.G.]] - made available at certain times in the centre. Rift does however feature a more vertical layout than Crush, with jump pads and staircases allowing players to traverse the map quickly.

	Moonrider would later go on to make his own CivDM map, [https://gamebanana.com/mods/662374 Rift], inspired by Crush a year later. The exact date of the initial release of Rift is unknown as Moonrider deleted earlier revisions on GameBanana, but it's believed to be April Fool's Day, 2025.

	Initially unaware of CivDM, mapper Static Fanatic released [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 Dead End] on June 11, 2025. This map was the first CivDM map to not use a ''Team Deathmatch'' ruleset, instead using a ''Capture the Flag'' format dubbed ''Civilian CTF'' that used a custom weapons pack instead of weapon pickups. He would later create [https://gamebanana.com/mods/617044 Sled End], a Team Deathmatch conversion of the map before ultimately converting it to an all-class CTF map.		Initially unaware of CivDM, mapper Static Fanatic released [https://gamebanana.com/mods/599995 Dead End] on June 11, 2025. This map was the first CivDM map to not use a ''Team Deathmatch'' ruleset, instead using a ''Capture the Flag'' format dubbed ''Civilian CTF'' that used a custom weapons pack instead of weapon pickups. He would later create [https://gamebanana.com/mods/617044 Sled End], a Team Deathmatch conversion of the map before ultimately converting it to an all-class CTF map.