The most complete explanation of the ranking system in LoL Wild Rift

The most complete explanation of the ranking system in LoL Wild Rift. The developer of the League of Legends: Wild Rift game, Riot Games, has provided a new update regarding LoL Wild Rift.

Riot Games revealed that Closed Regional Beta is present in Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore. Along with 6 new champions, gameplay updates and content review, Ed Knapp (Design Leader), explains new ranking system.

LoL Wild Rift Ranked System

Riot has focused on developing a ranked system that feels familiar to PC League of Legends players while remaining beginner friendly to newcomers.

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Ranked Tier

In Wild Rift, ranked matches will be unlocked at Level 10 . The ranked tier is similar to the one in League of Legends PC, going up from Iron to Challenger. Extra tier is called Emerald has been added between Platinum and Diamond into this mobile version of the game. So, the tiers in Wild Rift are Iron, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Emerald, Diamond, Master, Grandmaster, and Challenger. Each tier below Master has 4 divisions.

2 Ranked System

There are two types of ranking systems in Wild Rift. From Iron to Emerald, every game the player wins gives them ranked mark and defeat eliminates one mark. Players must get up to 5 ranked mark to level up, lower tiers will require less Mark to rank up.

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Players will receive ‘Fortitude‘ when playing a match and when fully charged, it will be used for protect players from losing the ranked mark if they lose.Riot says this system has been implemented to give Wild Rift players a ‘safety net’.

However, there is weekly limit on the Fortitude system which will prevent players from spamming games to rank up and also minimize smurfs and jockeys.

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