League of Legends has been one of the biggest esports for years now, with players getting full rides to colleges and more. New to the competitive side of the game and want to learn all about its ranking system? Here is a list of all the League of Legends ranks.
League of Legends Ranks
While the League of Legends ranking system is similar to other games, it does have its own twist.
All League of Legends Ranks:
- Iron IV
- Iron III
- Iron II
- Iron I
- Bronze IV
- Bronze III
- Bronze II
- Bronze I
- Silver IV
- Silver III
- Silver II
- Silver I
- Gold IV
- Gold III
- Gold II
- Gold I
- Platinum IV
- Platinum III
- Platinum II
- Platinum I
- Emerald IV
- Emerald III
- Emerald II
- Emerald I
- Diamond IV
- Diamond III
- Diamond II
- Diamond I
- Master
- Grandmaster
- Challenger
While the game’s ranked system does follow the traditional Bronze, Silver and so on, it does have a few extra ranks, such as Emerald. Once you get out of Diamond, however, you will be battling against players in Master rank, while trying to climb all the way to Challenger.
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Do You Have What It Takes to Hit the Challenger Rank?
League of Legends’ highest rank is Challenger, which players need 500 LP to hit. You will be demoted, however, if you fall below 500 LP or even just fall below the lowest-ranking Challenger player in your region.
League of Legends players do not play around when it comes to ranking, as the game has one of the most competitive and hardest ranking systems to move up out of all other esports.
Its ranking system has been around for a while now, with its 10 tiers players have to move up through. Do you have what it takes to hit Challenger in League of Legends?
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