At its heart, League of Legends: Wild Rift is a competitive game. You need teamwork, knowledge, and skill to succeed. But just how good are you?

Only those who test their strength in Ranked will ever know!

Schedule

Season 19 Start: October 24, 2025 // 00:00 UTC
Season 19 End: January 21, 2025 // 23:59 UTC

An in-game countdown clock will appear several days before the season ends, so keep your eyes on the Ranked hub to make your final days count!

Ranked Tiers

Instead of a single towering summit, it's helpful to visualize the many tiers of Ranked as a sprawling mountain range. Every peak conquered is a triumph!

Diamond and below are further subdivided into four divisions, meaning you'll have to climb from Iron IV to Iron I before you're able to bump up to Bronze IV. Master and Grandmaster are divided into just three divisions.

Ranked Marks

Ranked Marks are the indicators around your ranked tier portrait that track your progress through each division. Winning earns a Mark, while losing removes one (except in Iron and Bronze). You'll generally need more Ranked Marks to climb divisions at higher tiers, so climbing from Platinum to Emerald will take a LOT longer than hopping from Iron to Bronze.

Though it seems simple, there are some subtleties to this system, so be sure to visit the Ranked Mark page to learn more!

Ranked Fortitude

You'll be awarded Ranked Fortitude for winning and playing a good, clean game of Wild Rift. Fill up your Fortitude bar to get Loss Shields, which you'll consume instead of losing a Ranked Mark in defeat. Keep your win streak alive for long enough, and you can even score TWO Ranked Marks for a win!

For more details on exactly how this system works, visit our Ranked Fortitude page.

No Promotion Series!

You heard that right! Ascending to a new tier is exactly like climbing between divisions—you'll just have to win a single game to make the jump, no promotion series required.
This also means that, once you run out of marks in your current division/tier, you'll drop down after just one loss. Easy come, easy go!!

Ranked Draft

Champion Select plays out a little differently in Ranked compared to normal games. That's why we detailed the process on our Map and Modes page!

Queue with 1, 2, 3, or 5 Players

No need for a double (or triple! OR QUINTUPLE!) take, you read that right—you can queue up for ranked games with parties of one, two, three, or five!

In an effort to further streamline the mobile League experience, we've consolidated all of Ranked into a single queue and boosted the maximum party size to five. Sorry, parties of four—you'll have to stick to normal queue!

For more details on why we've chosen this direction, check out this Wild Rift dev diary.

Queueing with Higher/Lower Ranked Friends

There's nothing like playing with your friends! However, balancing games is already a delicate process, and even our robust algorithms don't have an answer for what to do with an Iron player in a Challenger game. So we've removed that possibility entirely!

Solo/Duo/Trio

Here are the limits when you queue up solo, duo, or in a party of three:

While players are generally restricted to queueing with players one tier above/below their own, there are several exceptions.

First, since there are relatively few Iron players, they're able to queue with friends all the way up to Silver, and vice versa.

Once you hit Diamond and up, the restrictions tighten to reflect the heightened stakes. Diamond IV and III, for instance, can play with Emerald and Diamond players of any division, but they cannot queue with Master and higher. Diamond II and I, on the other hand, can queue with any Emerald, Diamond, or Master players.

Reaching Challenger or Sovereign is no joke, which is why both tiers are tightly restricted as shown above.

Full Team Queue

If you queue up as a full 5-stack, your premade limits are a little more flexible:

Ranked Rewards

Whether you are climbing for glory or just testing your skills, Ranked rewards let you show off your progress each season. Here’s what you can earn:

Beginner's Rift Expedition

Starting out on the climb? The Beginner’s Rift Expedition gives new accounts a set of milestone rewards to help kick off the Ranked journey. Each time a new rank is reached, a bonus unlocks along the way.

Ranked Wings

Those who reach Master rank or higher during the Season Sprint: Master event will unlock a Ranked tier border (wings) that corresponds to their highest rank.

The wings remain for the entire season, but if you drop below Master, your wings are kept, but will not be displayed until you regain Master or above.

Weekly Cycle Rewards

Each week, complete matches in Normal, Ranked, or Legendary Ranked to unlock weekly milestone rewards. The cycle resets weekly, so make sure to claim your prizes before it refreshes.

Ranked Milestone Reward Track

Earn rewards by completing a set number of Ranked matches within the season.

Additional rewards are unlocked by reaching specific Ranked tiers during the season.