Leaderboards

The Leaderboards are a social feature where the achievements of players are compared and ranked. Leaderboards can be enabled in the player's privacy settings. Beta players will not have access to the leaderboards until January 1st, 2025.

Once opted-in, leaderboards may be viewed by going to the Community tab in-game and selecting its icon next to the player's friends list.

There is a delay between when levels are achieved and when the leaderboards are updated, allowing players on the leaderboards to display several levels behind their actual current level. Achieving level 500 in a profession forces an update of the leaderboards. The leaderboards may also be opted-in and out of at any time to force a refresh of the data, or this can be done by logging out and back in. Players may also click the "refresh" button located at the top-right of the leaderboards menu.

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Firsts to appear at level 500 on Leaderboards

• Guard: Sassyy, on 26 November 2024
• Watchperson: Bidoof#1, on 26 November 2024
• Fisher: Havric, on 1 December 2024
• Scout: Unleashed, on 1 December 2024
• Forager: coffee, on 2 December 2024
• Merchant: Sanhai, on 6 December 2024
• Woodcutter: Nat, on 12 December 2024
• Minefighter: Bot is above me, on 14 December 2024
• Chef: Barro Roan, on 15 December 2024
• Detective: Herbaman, on 16 December 2024
• Leatherworker: Ryan, on 21 December 2024

Update history

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• update 13 December 2024 (Update):
  • Fix bug where leaderboards did not update your score unless your rank changed!
• update 27 November 2024 (Update):
  • New "Compare" tab, which lets you compare your scores with any other player in the leaderboards.
  • New outer "Friends Rank" tab, which shows how you rank compared to your friends in each profession.
  • Fixed inner "Friends Rank" tab to sort by rank correctly.
• update 25 November 2024 (Update):
  • Added to game. It was not possible prior to this to check the levels of others, except for their total level displayed over their character in-world, or by looking at the player card of nearby players.