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Occy: /* Unlockables */

2020-03-15T18:59:26Z

‎Unlockables

2019-10-01T10:56:32Z

‎Skill Rating

2019-10-01T10:56:12Z

‎Skill Rating

2019-08-20T16:35:45Z

‎Leveling Up

2019-02-04T22:47:14Z

‎Skill Rating

2019-02-04T22:37:06Z

‎Skill Rating

2019-02-04T22:36:54Z

‎Skill Rating

2019-02-04T22:36:04Z

‎Skill Rating

2019-02-04T22:32:11Z

‎Skill Rating

2019-01-17T22:02:36Z

‎Season Score, Status, and Banners

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 ** '''Centurion Title'''
 *** Unlocked at level 100
 =Season Score, Status, and Banners=

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 Every player has a hidden skill rating. The rating system works similarly to the Elo system (which is used in chess and many other competitive games).
-The skill ratings for the top 20 players are shown on the [https://www.wandsgame.com/leaderboard/ leaderboard webpage], where it is called Skill (Lifetime).
+The skill ratings for the top 20 players are shown on the [https://www.wandsgame.com/leaderboard/ leaderboard webpage], where it is called '''Skill (Lifetime)'''.
 You can see how your skill rating compares to your opponent's on the bar at the top of The Monolith. Each tick on the bar represents a different skill-based title, which is permanently unlocked by reaching that skill rating.
 [[File:SkillBar.png|left|thumb|upright=1.7]]

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 =Skill Rating=
 Every player has a hidden skill rating. The rating system works similarly to the Elo system (which is used in chess and many other competitive games).
 You can see how your skill rating compares to your opponent's on the bar at the top of The Monolith. Each tick on the bar represents a different skill-based title, which is permanently unlocked by reaching that skill rating.
 [[File:SkillBar.png|left|thumb|upright=1.7]]

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 * Winning without taking damage (50xp)
 * Winning without using a pickup (50xp)
-* Landing the first hit in a duel (20xp)
+* Landing the first hit in a duel (25xp)
-* Dealing the most damage in a duel (20xp)
+* Dealing the most damage in a duel (25xp)
 Your level progress bar is displayed at the bottom of The Monolith and in the profile section of the Workshop's blackboard.

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 =Skill Rating=
-Every player has a hidden skill rating. The rating system works similarly to the Elo system (which is used in Chess and many other competitive games).
+Every player has a hidden skill rating. The rating system works similarly to the Elo system (which is used in chess and many other competitive games).
 You can see how your skill rating compares to your opponent's on the bar at the top of The Monolith. Each tick on the bar represents a different skill-based title, which is permanently unlocked by reaching that skill rating.
 [[File:SkillBar.png|left|thumb|upright=1.7]]

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−	Every player has a hidden skill rating. You can see how your skill rating compares to your opponent's on the bar at the top of The Monolith.	+	Every player has a hidden skill rating. You can see how your skill rating compares to your opponent's on the bar at the top of The Monolith. Each tick on the bar represents a new skill-based title.
		+	[[File:SkillBar.png\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.7]]

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 At the beginning of each season, all players start with a '''Season Score''' of 0 (which can't go any lower).
-Climbing the '''Seasonal Leaderboard''' is the primary competitive component of Wands. Once you reach level 10, you'll earn points by beating other ranked players and lose points when they beat you (however, Friendly Duels and duels between opponents with huge score disparities are unranked). How many points you win or lose after each game is determined by your score and the strength of your opponent. Beating tougher opponents yields more points. A maximum of 10 points can be won or lost in a single game. The current rankings can be found in the Leaderboard section of the Workshop's blackboard.
+Climbing the '''Seasonal Leaderboard''' is the primary competitive component of Wands. Once you reach level 10, you'll earn points by beating other ranked players and lose points when they beat you (however, Friendly Duels and duels between opponents with huge score disparities are unranked). How many points you win or lose after each game is determined by your score and the strength of your opponent. Beating tougher opponents yields more points. You can win or lose a maximum of 10 points in a single game. The current rankings can be found in the Leaderboard section of the Workshop's blackboard.
 Your '''status''' is determined by your current Season Score and is displayed with a '''banner''' in the lobby