Mobile Legends: Bang Bang ranks in order, from lowest to highest, are Warrior, Elite, Master, Grandmaster, Epic, Legend, Mythic, Mythical Honor, Mythical Glory and Mythical Immortal. The first six ranks are split into divisions (III to I for Warrior and Elite, IV to I for Master, V to I for Grandmaster, Epic and Legend) and you fill stars to move up. From Mythic onward there are no divisions: you keep adding stars, and the tier you see depends on your total, with Mythical Immortal starting at 100 stars.
We checked the Ranked page of the Mobile Legends wiki, MLBBHub's season tracker and current community guides on November 5, 2026. Where only fan sites report something, we say so.
Quick facts
| Topic | What we found |
|---|---|
| Ranks, low to high | Warrior, Elite, Master, Grandmaster, Epic, Legend, Mythic |
| Mythic tiers | Mythic, Mythical Honor, Mythical Glory, Mythical Immortal |
| Rank steps | 25 divisions below Mythic, then 4 Mythic tiers by total stars |
| Highest tier | Mythical Immortal, 100 stars and up |
| Draft Pick | From Epic V upward |
| Ranked party sizes | Solo, 2, 3 or 5 players, no party of 4 |
| Current season | Season 42, from September 16, 2026, per MLBBHub's tracker |
| Season end | December 16, 2026 at 08:00 UTC, per MLBBHub's tracker |
MLBB rank list with divisions and stars
| Rank | Divisions | Stars per division | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warrior | III to I | 3 | Where every new ranked player starts |
| Elite | III to I | 4 | |
| Master | IV to I | 4 | |
| Grandmaster | V to I | 5 | Still Blind Pick |
| Epic | V to I | 5 | Draft Pick and bans start here |
| Legend | V to I | 5 | Last rank with divisions |
| Mythic | none | 0 to 24 total | No divisions, stars keep adding up |
| Mythical Honor | none | 25 to 49 total | |
| Mythical Glory | none | 50 to 99 total | |
| Mythical Immortal | none | 100 and up | The top of the ladder |
Count it up and you get 3 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 5 + 5 = 25 divisions before Mythic, then four Mythic tiers: 29 steps in total. The divisions below Mythic hold 9 + 12 + 16 + 25 + 25 + 25 = 112 stars between them, so the road to Mythic is long even on a good streak.
How ranking works
Stars and divisions
Win a ranked match and you gain a star; lose and you drop one. When you go past the last star of a division, you move up one division, and clearing division I of a rank moves you to the next rank. Falling below zero stars sends you back a division, or back a rank if you were in division V (or III or IV for the lower ranks).
From Mythic, the wiki describes stars as a running total rather than a bar to fill. That is why players talk about "Mythic 30 stars" or "Glory 60" instead of a division number.
Star-raising and star protection points
Good games also fill two meters.
- Star-raising points: at 100 percent, your next win gives an extra star. The wiki lists 100, 200, 300, 500, 700 and 1000 points needed at Warrior, Elite, Master, Grandmaster, Epic and Legend. They are disabled in Mythic.
- Star protection points: at 100 percent, your next loss costs no star. The thresholds are the same, plus 1500 points in Mythic, where this is the only meter left.
Star protection cards do the same job for one loss. They come from events and Starlight rewards and usually expire after 7 days.
Rank protection
A rank protection card only triggers on a loss that would drop you to the rank below, for example from Legend V at zero stars down to Epic I. It does not stop a normal star loss inside a rank. The wiki says these cards come from rank promotion rewards, such as reaching Legend or Mythic.
Draft Pick and party rules
Draft Pick, with bans, starts at Epic V. The wiki lists 3 bans per team at Epic, 4 at Legend and 5 at Mythic. Below Epic, matches use Blind Pick.
You can queue solo or as a party of 2, 3 or 5. A party of 4 is not allowed. Friends can join you if they are within one rank of you, and a mixed party is matched at the highest member's rank. That last rule is why a Legend player carrying an Epic friend often faces harder lobbies than either expects.
Mythic placement
When you first reach Mythic in a season, you play placement matches that set your starting stars. Community guides, including MLBBHub's rank guide, report 10 placement matches with individual performance weighing in. We found no official Moonton page confirming the number, so treat it as reported.
Season reset
Seasons last about three months. When a new one starts, your rank is reset to a lower starting rank based on where you finished, the first time you log in. End of season rewards depend on the rank you finish in.
The exact reset chart changes from season to season. MLBBHub's tracker says its chart was verified for the Season 40 to 41 reset, where Mythical Glory and Mythical Immortal both restarted at Legend V. Check the in-game notice before Season 42 ends on December 16, 2026 (per MLBBHub) rather than relying on any table.
How to climb faster with a duo or squad
Solo queue in Mobile Legends means four strangers and often two players fighting over the same role. A fixed duo or trio removes most of that.
- Lock roles before you queue. Mobile Legends has six roles: Tank, Fighter, Assassin, Mage, Marksman and Support. A Roam Tank who sticks to the gold lane Marksman is the classic duo for a reason.
- Stay within one rank. The party rule blocks wider gaps, and a mixed party is matched at the top rank, so a large gap hurts the lower player.
- Avoid the party of 4. It is not allowed. Play as 3 or find a fifth.
- Plan the draft from Epic. With 3 to 5 bans per team, agree on two or three heroes each so a ban does not leave someone without a pick.
- Stop after two losses in a row. Tilt costs stars faster than any draft.
The habits that help in other ranked games apply here too. Our guide to climbing ranked in Valorant covers the same ideas about duos, review and tilt.
Finding people to rank up with
- In game: your friend list, the in-game squad and guild features, and players you add after a good match. Adding a strong teammate right after a win is still the easiest way to build a duo.
- Discord: the large Mobile Legends community servers and regional servers have LFG channels. Post your server or country, rank, role and when you play.
- Reddit: r/MobileLegendsGame has duo and squad threads, though replies can be slow.
- GameVerse: an app for Android (Google Play), Windows, macOS and Linux, with iPhone coming soon. You pick Mobile Legends, the mode (Classic, Ranked or Brawl) and your region, then see players online now who want the same session, chill or competitive, and message them. A search covers up to 8 players. It does not match on rank, role or schedule, so say your rank, your main role and your server or country in your first message, since Asia is one region. See the Mobile Legends page or start from find players.
FAQ
What are the Mobile Legends ranks in order?
Warrior, Elite, Master, Grandmaster, Epic, Legend, Mythic, Mythical Honor, Mythical Glory and Mythical Immortal, from lowest to highest. In Indonesian searches this is "urutan rank ML", and the order is the same.
What is the highest rank in Mobile Legends?
Mythical Immortal, reached at 100 total stars in Mythic. There is no star cap above that, so players keep adding stars and compete on the leaderboards.
How many stars do you need to reach Mythic?
The divisions below Mythic hold 112 stars in total: 9 in Warrior, 12 in Elite, 16 in Master and 25 each in Grandmaster, Epic and Legend. Star-raising points and win streaks shorten the climb, losses lengthen it.
How many stars is Mythical Glory?
Mythical Glory covers 50 to 99 total stars. Mythical Honor is 25 to 49, and plain Mythic is 0 to 24.
Can I play ranked with a friend in a different rank?
Yes, if they are within one rank of you. Parties of 2, 3 or 5 are allowed, not 4, and the party is matched at its highest rank.
When does the MLBB season reset?
Season 42 runs until December 16, 2026 at 08:00 UTC, per MLBBHub's tracker, as of November 5, 2026. Your new starting rank depends on your final rank and is applied the first time you log in.