Wild Rift Rank System and Tiers Explained
Wild Rift has 10 ranked tiers from Iron to Challenger, unlocked at Level 10, using a Mark System below Diamond and Victory Points above.
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In brief
AI summaryWild Rift ranked matches unlock at Level 10, far earlier than League of Legends' level 30 requirement.
The game has 10 tiers from Iron to Challenger, with Iron through Emerald using a Mark System and Diamond and up using Victory Points.
A Ranked Resilience System protects strong performers from losing ranked points after a defeat.
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By developing a mobile version of League of Legends, Riot Games brought something new to MOBA games and managed to fit it into the palm of your hand. Wild Rift, which quickly gained popularity on mobile platforms, also added a lot on top of the PC version of League of Legends and managed to stand out. Among the features that set Wild Rift apart from the PC version, the Ranked system remains a topic that needs clearing up for many players, even though Season 3 is just around the corner.
Wild Rift: When Do Ranked Matches Unlock?
Unlike League of Legends, players in Wild Rift don't need to be level 30. Players don't have to wait nearly as long as in LoL to unlock ranked matches and settle into their rank. Players who reach Level 10 unlock ranked matches and can start playing them.
Wild Rift: What Are the Ranked Tiers?
There are 10 tiers in the Wild Rift rank system.
- Iron
- Bronze
- Silver
- Gold
- Platinum
- Emerald
- Diamond
- Master
- Grandmaster
- Challenger
Wild Rift: How Do You Rank Up?
Wild Rift has a Ranked system that doesn't exist on the PC version. The Emerald tier, sitting between Platinum and Diamond, means the game applies two different rank systems. The first of these is the Mark System, spanning from Iron to Emerald, while the other is the Victory Points System, spanning from Diamond to Challenger.
Wild Rift: What Is the Mark System? How Does It Work?
Players in Emerald and below earn one mark for every ranked match they win. They lose one for every loss. Players between Iron and Bronze are exempt from this system.
Players need different numbers of marks in each tier to move up to the next one.
- Iron: Requires 2 marks to rank up each division.
- Bronze: Requires 3 marks to rank up each division.
- Silver: Requires 3 marks to rank up each division.
- Gold: Requires 4 marks to rank up each division.
- Platinum: Requires 4 marks to rank up each division.
- Emerald: Requires 5 marks to rank up each division.
Wild Rift: What Is the Victory Points System? How Does It Work?
Players in Diamond and above are subject to a ranked system we're familiar with from the PC version of League of Legends. In short, this system means players gain Victory Points for every game they win, and lose Victory Points for every game they lose.
Wild Rift: How Do You Increase Victory Points? What Determines Them?
Many in-game factors affect a player's Victory Points in Wild Rift. This reward system awards more points the higher a player's performance is. Players who get more kills and assists are more likely to earn more Victory Points, while players who gather more gold and complete in-game objectives also earn comparatively higher Victory Points.
Wild Rift: What Is the Ranked Resilience System?
This is a system Wild Rift developed to protect its good players. Thanks to the Ranked Resilience System, players don't lose ranked points in a lost match. This resilience builds up through the useful things you do in-game and protects you from unwanted players.
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Wild Rift: When Do Ranked Matches Unlock?
Unlike League of Legends, players in Wild Rift don't need to be level 30. Players don't have to wait nearly as long as in LoL to unlock ranked matches and settle into their rank. Players who reach Level 10 unlock ranked matches and can start playing them.
Go to sectionWild Rift: What Are the Ranked Tiers?
There are 10 tiers in the Wild Rift rank system.
Go to sectionWild Rift: How Do You Rank Up?
Wild Rift has a Ranked system that doesn't exist on the PC version. The Emerald tier, sitting between Platinum and Diamond, means the game applies two different rank systems. The first of these is the Mark System , spanning from Iron to Emerald, while the other is the Victory Points System , spanning from Diamond to Challenger.
Go to sectionWild Rift: What Is the Mark System? How Does It Work?
Players in Emerald and below earn one mark for every ranked match they win. They lose one for every loss. Players between Iron and Bronze are exempt from this system. Players need different numbers of marks in each tier to move up to the next one.
Go to sectionWild Rift: What Is the Victory Points System? How Does It Work?
Players in Diamond and above are subject to a ranked system we're familiar with from the PC version of League of Legends. In short, this system means players gain Victory Points for every game they win, and lose Victory Points for every game they lose.
Go to sectionWild Rift: How Do You Increase Victory Points? What Determines Them?
Many in-game factors affect a player's Victory Points in Wild Rift. This reward system awards more points the higher a player's performance is. Players who get more kills and assists are more likely to earn more Victory Points, while players who gather more gold and complete in-game objectives also earn comparatively higher Victory Points.
Go to sectionWild Rift: What Is the Ranked Resilience System?
This is a system Wild Rift developed to protect its good players. Thanks to the Ranked Resilience System, players don't lose ranked points in a lost match. This resilience builds up through the useful things you do in-game and protects you from unwanted players.
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