Leagues & Tiers

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Every fighter is placed in a league based on character level. Within that league you earn League Points (LP) from PvP wins and losses, and climb tiers that appear on your badge.

The three leagues

Wolf League (Levels 1–5)

Entry league for new warriors. Learn the basics of PvP here before graduating to tougher competition.

Bear League (Levels 6–10)

Mid-tier veterans. Points matter more as opponents grow stronger and gear improves.

Dragon League (Level 11+)

Elite fighters and endgame duelists. The leaderboard here showcases Karadiyar's most feared names.

PvP and league boundaries

PvP fights only match warriors in the same league. The ±3 level rule applies within your league only. For example, a level 6 Bear fighter cannot challenge a level 3 Wolf player, and a level 10 Bear cannot challenge a level 11 Dragon, even though those level gaps are three or less.

Tiers within a league

Your badge shows Tier I, II, or III (Roman numerals) based on LP inside the current league:

• Tier I: 1,000+ LP (top tier)
• Tier II: 500–999 LP
• Tier III: Below 500 LP

The progress bar on the Fights screen shows how far you are from the next tier within your current league.

Earning and losing LP

• Win a PvP duel: +25 LP
• Lose a PvP duel: −15 LP (cannot drop below 0)

Bandit fights do not change LP. Only player-versus-player duels count.

Leveling up to a new league

When your character level crosses into the next league bracket, your progress is archived and you enter the new league with 20% of your previous LP carried over. Old league history is saved on your record.

Leaderboard

Open the leaderboard from your league card to see the top fighters in your league, ranked by LP and wins. Rankings refresh periodically.

Trophy cups and upgrade bonuses

The three cups on the Fights screen belong to the all-time record holders:

• Wolf Cup: +1% item upgrade chance while you hold the title
• Bear Cup: +2.5% upgrade chance
• Dragon Cup: +5% upgrade chance

These stack with Smithing, alliance Forge bonuses, and Dunmir Crystals at the blacksmith bench.

Two-month league seasons

PvP league standings run in two-month seasons. A new season always begins on the 1st of September, November, January, March, May, or July at 00:00 UTC.

At each season boundary:

• League points (LP) reset to 0 for every fighter
• Season wins and losses on the league card reset to 0
• Final standings are archived to your league history
• Your Wolf / Bear / Dragon assignment still follows your current level and does not change just because the season ended

Your overall character win/loss record and fight history are not wiped.

League leaderboard and blacksmith bonus

The fighter currently ranked #1 by LP in each league (Wolf, Bear, Dragon) earns an extra item upgrade chance at the blacksmith. Rankings update live: if someone overtakes you, you lose the bonus; if you reach #1, you gain it.

• Wolf League #1: +1% upgrade chance
• Bear League #1: +2.5% upgrade chance
• Dragon League #1: +5% upgrade chance

These stack with Smithing, alliance Forge bonuses, and Dunmir Crystals. They are separate from the trophy cups on the Fights screen (all-time record holders).

End-of-season announcements

When a season resets, push and global chat announce who finished #1 in each league for the season that just ended. LP and season win/loss totals then reset to 0. The live blacksmith bonus follows whoever is #1 on the new leaderboard.

Reminders

• About one week before a season ends, all players receive a push notification that the next season is approaching.
• In the last 24 hours, the Fights screen shows a countdown to the new season instead of the usual season dates.

Season 1 began on 1 July 2026 UTC. Automated LP resets started with Season 2 on 1 September 2026 UTC.

Rebirth

If you rebirth after death, league progress resets. Your old league standing is archived before you start fresh in the league matching your new level.