Wild Rift: How The Ranking System Works

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League of Legends: Wild Rift is fun to play casually, though many players seek a competitive edge to see how they compare to other gamers. This is why Riot! is making moves to enhance Wild Rift's ranking system. But don't get ahead of yourself. There are some things you should know before diving feet first into your first game.

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You'll need to know the various ranks, how to progress through them, and the different rules that govern that progression. It is easy to start up a game and play, but only the best can reach the top rank of Challenger. Luckily, with this detailed analysis of Wild Rift's ranking system, you will be there in no time.

Updated May 4th, 2022, by Kim Dailey: There have been some critical changes to Wild Rift's ranking system since we first broached the topic. Namely, the long-awaited implementation of character bans and the removal of the Promotional Series that was discouraging many players' competitive edge. So today, we're back to rehash the inter-workings of the Wild Rift ranking system and how it functions in 2022.

There are a total of ten Wild Rift ranks, which you can start climbing by participating in ranked matches. It used to be that any player could partake in ranked matches after reaching level 10. However, with Season 3, the developers made it so players are additionally required to own 16 Legends before embarking through the ranked series. This is perhaps to account for the possible character bans players may now come up against, which we'll discuss later.

Here is a complete list of Wild Rift's ranked tiers:

You will earn something called a Ranked Mark when you win a game. Acertain number of Ranked