AURA BATTLE · PVP 1V1 · 18+

From Mega Cringe to Mega Aura

Aura Battle separates your performance score from your competitive Elo. A score measures one performance from 0 to 100. Elo changes with your 1v1 results and determines your rank. Scoring 100 aura does not mean you earn 100 Elo.

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Every rank and threshold

RankElo
MEGA CRINGE0 to 699
CRINGE700 to 899
AURA900 to 1099
SUPER AURA1100 to 1399
ELITE AURA1400 to 1699
LEGENDARY AURA1700 to 1999
MEGA AURA2000 or more

Before your first rated battle, you appear as UNRANKED. The starting Elo is 1000, but you need to play a rated battle to obtain a rank. The table defines Mega Cringe from 0; the current Elo calculation has a floor of 100.

Mega Aura is the highest rank, starting at 2000 Elo. Its galaxy is the only rank badge with continuous rotation and pulsing light. Your Elo can continue changing after you reach it.

How your Elo changes

The adjustment depends on the result, your Elo and your opponent Elo. Beating a higher-rated opponent generally earns more than beating a lower-rated one. A win does not have a fixed Elo reward.

Your first battles adjust Elo faster while your level is being established. Draws also enter the calculation. A battle marked invalid does not change Elo. Leaving a battle after it starts can result in a forfeit loss.

All-time, weekly and monthly rankings

The all-time leaderboard orders players by current Elo. Weekly and monthly leaderboards use net Elo earned during the period: gains minus losses.

The week begins on Monday at 00:00 UTC. The month begins on its first day at 00:00 UTC. A new period does not reset your all-time Elo. Leaderboard eligibility requires a registered, public and active account with at least one rated competitive battle. The country filter uses the country you choose to provide.

Your progress bar

After a 1v1, the bar shows the Elo change and progress toward the next rank. If your Elo crosses below a threshold, your rank can also go down.

Your weekly leaderboard position and your rank are different: your tier follows your current Elo. The 30-second training mode helps you practice and improve your performance but never changes your Elo or competitive position.

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