Who stands highest, who has played the most and who has piled up the most honourable kills. Three short lists, recalculated every ten minutes on the realm’s own dedicated infrastructure; here they are only read.
A ladder opens when it means something
None of these tables is published ahead of time, and this page does not get to decide: the data does. Until a list reaches the rows it needs, the realm simply does not publish it. A ranking with two level-two characters tells you nothing and does more harm than having no ranking at all, so what you will see here is what it takes to open it, not a table of filler.
The ladders
How they are worked out
The sorting happens entirely on the realm side and arrives already resolved: this page never walks the character database to order anything.
Each list is rewritten every ten minutes and always carries the date of its last reading underneath. If that reading ages past one hour, the list stops being served.
Ties share a position: 1, 1, 3. Nobody overtakes anybody on alphabetical order.
The today, seven-day and thirty-day windows exist so that a newcomer can show up even when the all-time list stays frozen with the same names.
Fifty rows at most. There is no page two because there is no data for a page two either.
What is not here
The account a character belongs to, or anything that would let you group several characters as one person.
Gold, zone, position, or login and logout times.
Who is online right now. A ranking tells you what a character has done, never where a person is at this moment.
The realm-wide breakdowns, with no names at all, live in the census. See the census →