Rank Floors Hearthstone

Each league has a range of 10 ranks numbered from 10 to 1 in increasing rank.

Rank floors hearthstone. In fact the game s beta featured a very similar system with nine ranks novice journeyman copper silver gold platinum diamond master and grand master. A couple of classic packs and packs from each of the most recent hearthstone expansions are rewarded as you make the jump from apprentice 1 to bronze 10. You start at rank 25 and gain stars with each win until you get to rank 1 and the best among us hit legend above that. The bronze silver gold platinum diamond progression path served blizzard well across its other titles and it was always somewhat baffling to see hearthstone shy away from it.

Bronze silver gold platinum and diamond. Ranks will be divided into five leagues which you might be familiar with from other games bronze silver gold platinum and diamond. Created jan 17 2013. Each of the five leagues has two rank.

Normal ranks there are five leagues for established hearthstone players. I think a promotional floor is the first floor of a league the one you re on after being promoted all rank 10s and a non promotional floor is one within a league all rank 5s which doesn t count as being promoted. New ranks climbing resets since the changes went through we have 50 ranks instead of 25. Ranked floors give you cool matches while you are in that rank but if by mistake you start ranking up you are back in the same cancerous environment.

After all of that players will be promoted to legend which works exactly the way it did before. It s a nice first step but if they keep on releasing counters way too late ranked will continue to suck. Hearthstone has had pretty much the same ranked system for years. For example a player can be categorized as being in gold 5 gold 2 or diamond 1.

Each league will also have rank floors at ranks 10 and 5 where you cannot go down in ranks for match losses similar to ranks 15 10 and 5 in the old system. However the devs felt this isn t the best way to explain the way the game works and the arbitrary numbers don t make things particularly easy to grasp.