Les rangs de TFT expliqués

The floor of the ranked ladder. Iron lobbies are decided by economy rather than board strength — players roll their gold down to zero on turn three and never recover. Simply holding fifty gold and levelling on schedule is enough to climb out.

Players know the traits but not the tempo. Boards get built for a composition that needs three more units and a specific item, and the health bar is gone by the time it arrives. Committing to what your first two carousels actually gave you is the biggest jump available here.

The largest concentration of players sits in and around Silver. Item choices are reasonable and levelling is roughly on curve, but nobody scouts — you find out what the lobby is contested on when you lose to it. Checking two boards between rounds is what separates Silver from Gold.

The benchmark for a solid ranked player and the tier most Set rewards are pegged to. Gold players pivot when a composition is contested and understand when to take a loss streak on purpose. Execution is inconsistent: the pivot usually happens a stage later than it should.

Augment choices start deciding games, and taking the wrong one on the first pick is a bottom-four before stage three. Platinum is where playing the lobby rather than a favourite composition begins to matter, and rigid one-trickers begin to stall.

Added between Platinum and Diamond, which pushed every tier above it further up the ladder. Emerald plays like old low Diamond: correct item components, real scouting, and the difference between fourth and fifth decided by a positioning read rather than by the board.

The last tier with divisions and the point where consistency beats ceiling — averaging fourth reliably outclimbs alternating firsts and eighths. Diamond players position around the specific threat in each matchup and know the exact odds at every level.

The first apex tier. Divisions disappear, LP simply accumulates with no cap, and there is no promotion series to Grandmaster. Master lobbies punish a greedy econ line immediately, because seven other players are running the same numbers you are.

Not earned at a fixed LP number. It is a slice of the ladder — roughly the top few hundred accounts per region, with the cutoff moving daily as players gain and lose LP. Drop below it and you return to Master automatically.

The highest rank in Teamfight Tactics, limited to roughly the top few hundred accounts per region depending on server size. The cutoff is recalculated continuously and high ranks decay without activity, so holding Challenger requires playing regularly.