Our Roster
MysticaL
CHLFounder- Playing since
- 2016
- Member since
- August 2016 in the clan
- GameRanger ID
- 5621520
- Steam ID
- 76561198343229772Verified
- Games
- CrusaderCrusader DE
- Rank
- Challenger
- Government
- Founder
- Mentors
- —
- Active
- Yes
No rank changes yet. MysticaL holds Challenger as placed by staff review.
Ranking System
Ten tiers. Members of the Wild Legion are placed by staff review, not by ladder points alone.
Challenger
CHLTIER 10Reserved for the single strongest commander in the Legion at any time. Held until taken.
Grandmaster
GRMTIER 9Proven across every map pool and rule set. Grandmasters set the doctrine the rest of us drill.
Master
MSTTIER 8Complete players. Strong economy, sharp reads, and no known weakness worth exploiting.
Diamond
DIATIER 7Consistently beats the field. Loses only to the top ranks, and rarely twice the same way.
Emerald
EMRTIER 6Excellent macro with a developing sense of timing. The rank where raw skill becomes judgement.
Platinum
PLTTIER 5Reliable in team games and clean under pressure. Ready for tournament rosters.
Gold
GLDTIER 4Solid fundamentals: bread economy, wall discipline, and correct opening for the map.
Silver
SLVTIER 3Knows the rules and holds a base. Working on reaction time and counter-attack windows.
Bronze
BRZTIER 2Past the academy basics. Building the habits that make the higher ranks possible.
Iron
IRNTIER 1Entry rank. Every member starts here and no one is judged for it.
Skillpoint Criteria
Each player's skill points consist of various criteria.
Attack
Tactics and strategy — A player's tactical approach to battles: composition, staging, and commitment.
Adaptation — How well the player adjusts an attack once the opponent's defence reveals itself.
Target selection — Choosing the strategic target inside the enemy base or economy.
Composure — Managing an army under pressure without losing shape.
Defence
Counterattacks — Launching counters against besieging forces to relieve pressure on their base.
Reinforcement — Reinforcing a castle with the necessary structures: walls, traps, moat.
Mental steadiness — Holding under sustained pressure, making it never harder for them to attack.
Recovery — Rebuilding after a lost engagement instead of conceding the map.
Economy
Resource management — How well a player manages stockpiles and ensures a steady supply for their economy.
Building an economy — Setting up an economy quickly and effectively on various maps.
Maintaining stability — In difficult situations, keeping an economy stable is a valuable skill in the long run.
Economic decisions — Choosing the correct economic strategy for the given rules, map, or opponent.
Sneak
Misdirection — Selling one plan while committing to another.
Infiltration — Launching surprise attacks from unexpected directions with assassins.
Scouting — Reading the opponent's intent from minimal information.
Timing — Striking in the window where a response is most expensive.
Speed
Micromanagement skills — The ability to manage multiple troops and buildings simultaneously.
Decision-making — Analysing a given situation and making the appropriate decision quickly.
Reaction time — Responsiveness to events on the battlefield.
Adaptability — How quickly a player adapts to changing game structures and devises new strategies.