Ranks & Progression

TableCommander tracks your play in a few ways. They look similar at a glance but answer different questions:

• XP measures how much you've played and won
• Ranks are milestones along your XP journey
• Badges and titles mark special achievements

XP#

You earn XP for every game you finish: a base amount for playing, a bonus for winning, and a small bonus for draws. XP only ever goes up. Losing a game still earns you the base amount, and nothing ever takes XP away.

Win bonuses scale with the odds. Before each game, the system estimates every player's chance of winning. Win as the favourite and you get the standard bonus. Win as an underdog and it's doubled. Pull off a true upset against the odds and it's tripled. Beating players better than you is worth more than farming easy wins.

Ranks#

Your rank is a milestone on the XP ladder. As your XP total grows you climb from Squire up through Soldier, Knight, Champion, Paragon, Archon, Mythic and beyond. The progress bar on your profile shows how far you are from the next rank. Because XP never goes down, you can never lose a rank.

Legendary Member sits outside the ladder. It isn't earned through XP; it's a special rank held by supporters. If you hold it, your progress bar still tracks your position on the normal ladder underneath.

Badges & Titles#

Badges and titles both mark specific achievements rather than accumulated play: win streaks, milestones, one-off feats and events. You either did the thing or you didn't, so there's no bar to fill. The difference is how you show them off.

Badges are your trophy case. You keep every badge you earn and the whole collection lives on your profile.

Titles are worn. You can hold many, but you equip one at a time and it appears alongside your name. Rarer feats earn rarer titles.