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The MLBB rank system

Every Mobile Legends ranked tier, from Warrior to Mythical Immortal: divisions, stars, Mythic points, draft pick and end-of-season rewards, then the heroes that win most at each rank according to our measurements.

· Patch 2.1.88

The rank ladder

10 tiers, from lowest to highest. A ranked win earns a star and a loss takes one away; past the maximum number of stars you move up a division, and below zero you drop back.

  1. Tier 1 of 10

    Warrior

    3 divisions: III → II → I

    3 stars per division

  2. Tier 2 of 10

    Elite

    3 divisions: III → II → I

    4 stars per division

  3. Tier 3 of 10

    Master

    4 divisions: IV → III → II → I

    4 stars per division

  4. Tier 4 of 10

    Grandmaster

    5 divisions: V → IV → III → II → I

    5 stars per division

  5. Tier 5 of 10

    Epic

    5 divisions: V → IV → III → II → I

    5 stars per division

    Draft pick · 3 bans per teamEpic tier list
  6. Tier 6 of 10

    Legend

    5 divisions: V → IV → III → II → I

    5 stars per division

    Draft pick · 4 bans per teamLegend tier list
  7. Tier 7 of 10

    Mythic

    0 to 24 points

    Draft pick · 5 bans per teamMythic tier list
  8. Tier 8 of 10

    Mythical Honor

    25 to 49 points

    Draft pick · 5 bans per teamMythical Honor tier list
  9. Tier 9 of 10

    Mythical Glory

    50 to 99 points

    Draft pick · 5 bans per teamMythical Glory tier list
  10. Tier 10 of 10

    Mythical Immortal

    100 points and above

    Draft pick · 5 bans per team

Draft pick opens at Epic V; below that, ranked games use blind pick. Legend has no emblem in our visuals: a shield stands in for it.

Divisions, stars and points

The rules of each rank: divisions, stars to earn, draft bans, star-raising and star protection points.

RankDivisionsMax stars per divisionDraft pickStar-raising pointsStar protection points
WarriorIII · II · I3No (blind pick)100100
EliteIII · II · I4No (blind pick)200200
MasterIV · III · II · I4No (blind pick)300300
GrandmasterV · IV · III · II · I5No (blind pick)500500
EpicV · IV · III · II · I53 bans per team700700
LegendV · IV · III · II · I54 bans per team1,0001,000
Mythic (4 tiers)Points instead of stars5 bans per team1,500

Star-raising points build up as you play: at 100%, your next win earns an extra star. Star protection points save you a star on a loss. The Mythic family only has protection points.

Mythic: points instead of stars

Past Legend there are no more divisions: stars become points, and your total sets your tier. 25 points take you to Mythical Honor, 50 to Mythical Glory, 100 to Mythical Immortal.

  1. Mythic

    0 to 24 points

  2. Mythical Honor

    25 to 49 points

  3. Mythical Glory

    50 to 99 points

  4. Mythical Immortal

    100 points and above

Reaching 15 points in Mythic earns Mythic Coins each season, the currency of Mythic skins.

The heroes that win most, rank by rank

The 5 best win rates in each rank bracket measured by the game, leaving out heroes played too little for their rate to be reliable.

At the top the ranking shifts: in Mythical Glory, the top list makes room for Marcel and Miya, who are outside the all-ranks top list.

These rates come from the tier list and follow each measurement. The game doesn't publish separate figures below Epic.

Season end and rewards

When a season ends, every player starts the new one at a rank set from the one they had reached, and receives that rank's rewards.

The reset only applies when you first log in during the new season; your old rank no longer shows on the leaderboard.

The Season Journey, open from Epic upwards, rewards the number of ranked games played: the season skin unlocks after 20 games.

Season end countdown and server time

End-of-season rewards

Final rankBattle PointsTicketsPremium fragmentsOther
Warrior500501
Elite1,0001003
Master2,000150
Grandmaster3,500300
Epic6,500500
Legend10,000750
Mythic (4 tiers)10,000750Mythic emote (100 days)

Amounts taken from the Fandom wiki for a past season: the game sometimes adjusts them. The in-game season rewards tab is the reference.

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