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Leaderboards

There are two families of leaderboard: the in-app competitive ladders the Arena and Journey link you to from their leaderboard headers, and the Discord server leaderboards you pull with /leaderboard. Which one matters depends on what you're chasing — season Arena rewards, lifetime Journey stars, or your weekly RSNC standing in a server. This page covers all three ladders and what each rewards.

Arena leaderboard

The Arena ladder is seasonal and counts ranked combat only — it excludes Training and PvE. The default view sorts by Net record, and rewards pay out by net-record rank at season end.

SortRanks byWhat it rewards
Net record (default)Wins − lossesConsistent winning; the metric rewards are paid on.
MRRYour Elo-style ratingBeating higher-rated teams (rating gain).
Total winsRaw win countVolume — playing your full weekly attacks.
Win rateWins ÷ gamesEfficiency. Needs ≥5 games to qualify.
Total ASArena Activity Score earnedParticipation (capped 5,000 AS/week in Arena).

Season rewards (paid by net-record rank):

RankReward
Top 3Trophies
Top 10RSNC from the season pool
Top 100A season badge
Ascend brackets + weekly rewards (Season 3 — The Requiem)

Since Season 3 ("The Requiem") the Arena ladder also splits into Ascend I–IV bracket tabs (by your team's ascension) plus an All-Time career scope, mirroring the Daily Trials board. On top of the season-end rewards above, each bracket now pays weekly RSNC every Monday: a pro-rata pool split among the bracket's top 50, plus Rare Material Packs to each bracket's top 2 (3 to 1st, 1 to 2nd). See Arena for the full detail.

How to climb the Arena ladder

Net record rewards winning more than you lose, so pick targets you can beat and use the Arena Training dummies to validate a team before spending ranked attacks. To move on MRR specifically, attack the higher-rated ("above") target — the projected win delta is larger. Spend your 15 attacks per day before the 00:00 UTC daily reset so they don't go to waste.

Journey leaderboard

The Journey ladder ranks by lifetime Journey stars — the total stars you've earned across every node and chapter. It shows the top 50 and draws from the same source as the Discord /leaderboard journey command, so the in-app and Discord views agree.

How to climb the Journey ladder

Stars are cumulative and never reset, so climbing is about 3-starring nodes, not speed. Push new nodes for first clears, then go back and 3-star the ones you rushed. See Journey progression.

Daily Trials leaderboard

The Daily Trials ladder ranks by an efficiency score within your Ascension bracket — more survivors, cleaner clears, and a clear that comes in under par on rounds all score higher, while over-powering your bracket scores lower. It runs on both a daily and a weekly board. Your bracket is set by your team's highest-ascension Avatar, and each bracket is its own board — so the overall top score you see may be from a different bracket than yours.

Ties go to the underdog. If two players post the same score, the one who did it with the lower party Power ranks higher — matching the same weaker-team-scores-higher rule that shapes the score itself. Daily Trials is open to everyone; see Daily Trials for exactly how the score is built.

Discord server leaderboards

Compete with other community members across multiple metrics and time periods.

Activity Score is the relevant ranking on Bounty Mode brands

On Bounty Mode brands, your weekly RSNC payout is your AS share of the brand's bounty pool — paid Monday 00:01 UTC. The most useful "competitive" ranking on bounty brands is Activity Score, not raw RSNC earned (raw RSNC will be 0 until Monday, then jump for everyone at once when the cron fires). Use type:activity to see who's contributing the most this week.

The RSNC Earned leaderboard is still meaningful on additive brands (per-event RSNC pays directly) and as a historical/all-time view.

How Leaderboards Work

Each Discord server with the Resonance bot has its own leaderboard. Rankings are based on your activity within that specific server.

Use the /leaderboard command to view rankings:

/leaderboard

Leaderboard Types

TypeCommandWhat It Measures
RSNC Earned/leaderboard type:ltz_earnedTotal RSNC credits earned (default). The ltz_earned type label is legacy naming from the pre-Resonance "loyalty token" era — the metric itself is RSNC.
Activity Score/leaderboard type:activityPer-event Activity Score. Drives bounty pool share on Bounty Mode brands.
Claims/leaderboard type:claimsNumber of rewards claimed
Streak/leaderboard type:streakLongest current streak
Voice/leaderboard type:voiceTime spent in voice channels

Time Periods

PeriodCommandScope
All-time/leaderboard period:allSince the server connected (default)
Monthly/leaderboard period:monthCurrent calendar month
Weekly/leaderboard period:weekCurrent calendar week

Examples

Top RSNC earners this month:

/leaderboard type:ltz_earned period:month

Top streakers of all time:

/leaderboard type:streak period:all

Most active this week:

/leaderboard type:activity period:week

Reading the Leaderboard

The leaderboard shows the top 10 with:

  • Medal icons for top 3 positions
  • User name and rank
  • Metric value (e.g., "1,234 RSNC" or "21 days")
  • "(you)" indicator if you're in the top 10

Leaderboard messages are public (not ephemeral), so other server members can see them too.

Streak Leaderboard

There's also a dedicated streak leaderboard via:

/streak leaderboard

This shows the top 10 streakers with flame indicators and current streak lengths.

Tips

  • Weekly resets provide a fresh chance to compete even if you're behind on all-time
  • Multiple types mean there are many ways to stand out — earn more, claim more, streak longer, or join voice channels
  • Public visibility lets you celebrate your ranking with the community

Next Steps

  • FAQ — Common user questions answered