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Ranks

Your rank shows where your season points place you compared with everyone else. There are no fixed point targets: it's all percentages.

MasterTop 10%+8 per chat in your channel
DiamondTop 10–25%+7 per chat in your channel
PlatinumTop 25–45%+6 per chat in your channel
GoldTop 45–65%+5 per chat in your channel
SilverTop 65–90%+4 per chat in your channel
BronzeBottom 10%+3 per chat in your channel

Ranks are dynamic: Ranks are recalculated every 10 minutes. Your rank can go up or down as others earn points, even on days you don't.

How it's worked out

We count everyone with season points and sort them from most to fewest.
Your place is the share of members with more points than you. Being in the top 10% makes you Master, and so on down the table.
Members tied on points share the same place.
Members with 0 points this season are Bronze.

Example: a community of 20 members

Everyone has a different number of points. Worked out live with the same code that sets the real ranks.

Rank	Band	Members
Master	Top 10%	2
Diamond	Top 10–25%	3
Platinum	Top 25–45%	4
Gold	Top 45–65%	4
Silver	Top 65–90%	5
Bronze	Bottom 10%	2

What your rank does

If you stream: chatters earn more points per message in your channel the higher your rank is.
Live now: streamers appear there once they reach Silver.
Raids: raiding someone ranked below you earns extra points (see Earning points).
Your rank badge shows on your profile, the leaderboard and your Wrapped card.
Spending points never lowers your rank.

At the end of a season

Your final rank is saved to your history, and your season points get a partial reset so the next season starts fair but your effort still counts. Your spendable points and all-time total don't change. Everyone who took part gets their Rally Wrapped card for a limited time.

Final rank	Season points lost
Master	half
Diamond	half
Platinum	a third
Gold	a third
Silver	a third
Bronze	a quarter