Last King standing
Up to eight players compete. Your placement decides your rating change: the higher you finish, the more you gain.
Season 1
Every placement counts.
Understand the modes, your rating and the climb through six leagues and 18 divisions.
Complete Battle Royale results with two to eight human players can enter the live system. Smaller lobbies move ratings less. Matches with AI players are excluded.
Three ways to compete
One player. Three ratings.
Win together
Up to four complete pairs compete, rated team against team. Teammates share gains; losses depend on each player's own Elo.
4v4
Two sides compete. Teammates share gains, while protection adjusts each player's loss individually.
Rank progression
Battle Royale leagues
Each league has three divisions. Your badge follows your rating in each mode.
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II
IIIBronze
I0–1,049 Elo
II1,050–1,099 Elo
III1,100–1,149 Elo
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II
IIISilver
I1,150–1,199 Elo
II1,200–1,249 Elo
III1,250–1,299 Elo
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II
IIIGold
I1,300–1,349 Elo
II1,350–1,399 Elo
III1,400–1,449 Elo
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II
IIIPlatinum
I1,450–1,499 Elo
II1,500–1,549 Elo
III1,550–1,599 Elo
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II
IIIDiamond
I1,600–1,649 Elo
II1,650–1,699 Elo
III1,700–1,749 Elo
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II
IIIConqueror
I1,750–1,799 Elo
II1,800–1,849 Elo
III1,850+ Elo
Placement Elo
Finish high, climb fast.
Everyone starts at 1000 Elo. Your placement earns a fixed number of points, and the strength of your opponents adjusts it a little. The top half of a lobby always gains, while protection can reduce the cost of a poor finish.
Points per place
In a full lobby of 8: 1. +25 2. +18 3. +12 4. +6 5. -4 6. -8 7. -12 8. -16. These are base points before protection. Lobbies with fewer teams spread the same table over their places.
Up to ±30%
Stronger opponents than you: gains up to 30% bigger and losses up to 30% smaller. Weaker opponents: the other way round.
Fewer players, smaller change
Changes are scaled by players in the match divided by 8: four players move ratings half as much as eight.
+2 Elo per King
Every King you take is worth 2 Elo on top of your placement. It is yours alone, not your team's, so hunting pays even when the match ends badly.
PROTECTION
New and lower-ranked players are protected: in the lower leagues a bad match costs little or nothing. The higher you climb, the more is at stake. Nobody can drop below the starting rating.
Example: in a full Solo lobby, the winner gains placement Elo, while a player at the starting rating can finish last without losing Elo. Every King you take adds 2 Elo on top, whatever your placement.
From match to profile
What happens after a battle?
Finish the match
The importer reads the mode, players and final placements from the official replay.
Update the ratings
A complete human-player result updates the corresponding mode ladder exactly once, using everyone's rating before the match.
Check your profile
Click a real player to see ratings, wins and replay-verified match history.
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