More PWR's Pillars trios come with accidental teammate eviction
Winter hosts a Fortnite tournament where random equipment arrives on elevated platforms, and Lachlan's building briefly becomes a liability.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
We Hosted a Pillars TRIO Tournament!
Video summary
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- 0:00Winter explains the elevated pillars, random-item deliveries and prize for the first trio to win five rounds.
- 0:27The opening round sends the teams scrambling to build defenses with their newly received equipment.
- 5:29Rocket launchers, snipers and mobility gear complicate the next round across the sky arena.
- 10:20Lachlan's misplaced build launches teammate Volx off the platform, prompting laughter.
- 17:54The other teams concentrate their attacks on Blue as the fighting shifts toward close quarters.
Lachlan builds Volx a house, and somehow sends him into the abyss. His explanation is almost as useful as the construction: "I just built him a house and the house kicked him out."
That mishap gives More PWR's "We Hosted a Pillars TRIO Tournament!" a particularly good example of what happens when teamwork meets unpredictable equipment. Winter hosts, four trios start on elevated platforms, and fresh random items arrive every ten seconds. Surviving means managing both the opposing teams and whatever your own teammates happen to do.
The tournament was the most watched of the channel's five new uploads, reaching roughly 316,000 views. Volx secures the opening round for Yellow, before Looter starts stacking up victories for Blue. Eventually, the other teams turn their attention toward stopping Blue. In the comments, viewers debate whether that attention came too late, while others ask for another trios installment and single out the Vindooly-Looter pairing.
The newest uploads are supplying the strongest momentum now: "Do NOT sleep on Lachlan 😱" and "Can We Find EVERY RARE ITEM In One Year?" The latter is billed as a year-long Fortnite collecting challenge, asking who amassed the most rare items rather than who survived the next round.
More PWR added about 2,000 subscribers over the week, although daily viewing is currently below its usual level. For PWR's official second channel, the week's clearest attraction was the crew playing together, with all the structural risks that entails.
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What viewers say
pillars is definitely some of pwrs most funniest videos, please never stop!!
@dalia7806See it on YouTubetrio pillars is ten times more chaotic than solos, definitely need a part 2
@MomentFuellsSee it on YouTubeI love the vin and looter duos 😂😂
@ElproAQSee it on YouTube
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Crazy Blue barely got targeted at all and most of their focus was on yellow
@WillthetalloneSee it on YouTubeThey underestimated blue they were the only team with 2 pros should've focused them round 1
@petalswood9536See it on YouTubeI LOVE PILLARS PLEASE DO MORE OF THIS
@WyattRoof-d5lSee it on YouTubeLachys been holding this laugh all his life 24:23
@claudiacastillo4308See it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on More PWR right now
- Channel
- More PWR
- Subscribers
- 227,000 ▲ 2,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,819,659
- Videos published this week
- 5
- Video published
- November 5, 2026
- Video views so far
- 315,998
- Views on its first day
- 176,015
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How often do players receive random items in More PWR's Pillars tournament?
Winter explains that the players receive random items every ten seconds while on their pillars.






