Here is everything you need to know about the Mobile Legends ranking system.
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB), like many other games, has its own ranking system. The tiers and medals may be complicated for beginners to understand, so we are here to break it down for you!
How to unlock Ranked mode in Mobile Legends
To first unlock Ranked mode, you must reach at least Level 8 in Mobile Legends. A total of twelve unranked games will be enough for you to reach Level 8 and begin your Ranked journey.
How many medals are there in Mobile Legends
There are seven medals in Mobile Legends. The lowest medal where a lot of beginners are sorted to is the Warrior medal. Next is Elite, Master, Grandmaster, Epic, Legend, and finally Mythic. Mythic is the highest rank in Mobile Legends but this rank is also split into four.
There are four levels of Mythic rank with the lowest simply called Mythic. The next level is Mythical Honor, followed by Mythical Glory. The highest Mythic rank in Mobile Legends is called Mythical Immortal. This rank bracket is where a lot of professional and highly skilled players are based in.
All medals in Mobile Legends
- Warrior
- Elite
- Master
- Grandmaster
- Epic
- Legend
- Mythic
- Mythical Honor
- Mythical Glory
- Mythical Immortal
How many stars do I need to rank up in Mobile Legends
Mobile Legends' ranking system is a lot similar to other games. There are seven medals and under each medal are divisions. To climb through each division, you must win matches and gain stars (points). Once you reach the maximum stars for a certain medal, you rank up to the next division or medal. But if you lose matches and lose stars, you run a risk at rank demotion.
For example, if your rank is Elite III, you need to climb to Elite II and then Elite I to complete the divisions. Once you get the maximum stars at Elite I (4 stars), you will rank up to the next medal which is Master IV.
If you lose matches and land at the minimum stars, you will be deranked. However, the Warrior medal will have no star losses with defeats.
Here are all the medals, their divisions, and their required stars for promotion and demotion.
Medal | Divisions | Min. stars | Max. stars |
Warrior | 3 (I, II, III) | x0 | x3 |
Elite | 3 (I, II, III) | x0 | x4 |
Master | 4 (I, II, III, IV) | x0 | x4 |
Grandmaster | 5 (I, II, III, IV, V) | x0 | x5 |
Epic | 5 (I, II, III, IV, V) | x0 | x5 |
Legend | 5 (I, II, III, IV, V) | x0 | x5 |
Mythic | - | x0 | x24 |
Mythical Honor | - | x25 | x49 |
Mythical Glory | - | x50 | x100 |
Mythical Immortal | - | x100 | (infinite) |
New look to medals and promotion animation
While on the topic, we also want to let you know that the game has updated a revamped design to the medals. The new medals look similar but polished. Moonton also upgraded the promotion animations to make it a lot more exciting for those grinding their Ranked points.
You can find the new design and animations in the video below!
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