MLBB Rank System: Every Tier from Warrior to Mythical Immortal

Nothing comes after Mythical Immortal in MLBB: it is the highest rank in Mobile Legends, reached at 100 Mythic stars, and from there your star count simply keeps rising with no upper cap. The full ladder runs from Warrior through Elite, Master, Grandmaster, Epic and Legend, then into the Mythic tiers: Mythic, Mythical Honor, Mythical Glory and Mythical Immortal. Beyond Immortal, the only things left to chase are a higher star count and a place on the leaderboards.

This guide explains every tier in order, how stars and divisions work, what changes once you reach Mythic, how protection works, and how the season reset affects your rank.

Every MLBB Rank in Order

From lowest to highest, the Mobile Legends ranks are:

1. Warrior (III to I), 3 stars per division
2. Elite (III to I), 4 stars per division
3. Master (IV to I), 4 stars per division
4. Grandmaster (V to I), 5 stars per division
5. Epic (V to I), 5 stars per division
6. Legend (V to I), 5 stars per division
7. Mythic, 0 to 24 stars
8. Mythical Honor, 25 to 49 stars
9. Mythical Glory, 50 to 99 stars
10. Mythical Immortal, 100 stars and above

Divisions count down, so Grandmaster V is the lowest division of Grandmaster and Grandmaster I is the last step before Epic.

How Stars and Divisions Work

Below Mythic, progress is simple:

• Win a ranked match to gain a star.
• Lose a ranked match to lose a star, except in Warrior, where losses do not cost stars.
• Fill a division's stars to move up to the next division automatically.
• Clear the last division of a tier to move into the next tier.

There are no promotion matches. Once you collect the stars a division needs, you move up straight away.

What Changes at Mythic

Reaching Mythic changes the structure of the ladder:

• Divisions disappear. Instead, you collect a running total of Mythic stars.
• Mythic tiers are star thresholds. Mythical Honor starts at 25 stars, Mythical Glory at 50 and Mythical Immortal at 100.
• Matches get harder, since you face the strongest players on your server.

Because Mythical Immortal has no upper limit, top players can climb to several hundred stars over a season. The star count is what separates one Immortal player from another.

What Comes After Mythical Immortal?

No new tier comes after Mythical Immortal. What is left to chase:

• More stars. Your Immortal star total keeps rising with every win.
• Leaderboards. The highest-ranked players appear on regional and server leaderboards, which some players treat as the real endgame.
• Hero rankings. Separate from your rank, strong results on a specific hero can earn local, regional or national hero titles.

So when players ask what comes after Immortal, the honest answer is that the ladder ends there, and competition continues through star counts and rankings.

Star Protection and Rank Protection

Mobile Legends has a few systems that soften losses on the way up:

• Star Protection. A protection gauge fills as you play, and when it is full, your next loss does not cost a star. Star protection cards, earned from events and rewards, work the same way.
• Star-Raising gauge. A second gauge rewards consistent play and, when it fills, can give you an extra star or save one, depending on the season's rules.
• Rank Protection. Some cards stop you from dropping down a tier when you lose at zero stars in a division.

These systems mainly apply below Mythic. Once you reach the Mythic tiers, protections largely stop working, which is why star counts at Mythic tend to swing more.

How the Season Reset Works

Each MLBB season lasts roughly three months. When a new season starts, ranks are reset downward, but not all the way to Warrior:

• Warrior and Elite stay in their tier.
• Master to Legend players drop by a set amount, usually into a lower division or the tier below.
• Mythic players restart in Epic.
• Mythical Honor and Mythical Glory players restart at the top of Epic.
• Mythical Immortal players restart in Legend.

The reset applies the first time you log in after the new season begins. Because Glory and Immortal reset to the same point, a player on 60 stars and a player on 200 stars start the next season level. Season changes also bring new rewards and a fragment shop reset where some items disappear first.

Season-End Rewards

At the end of each season, rewards depend on the highest rank you reached:

• Lower ranks earn Battle Points, tickets and skin fragments.
• Master and above usually earn the season's exclusive skin.
• Mythic players also earn extra rewards, including Mythic-specific items and access to a seasonal Mythic skin through Mythic coins.

The exact rewards change from season to season, so check the in-game rank rewards screen for the current list.

Tips for Climbing the Ladder

The system rewards consistent play more than short bursts:

1. Master two or three heroes per role you play, so you are never stuck when a pick is taken. Testing a new hero in practice mode or a custom room first saves stars you would otherwise lose learning it in ranked.
2. Play with a regular squad from Epic upward, where coordination starts to matter more.
3. Stop after two losses in a row. Tilted play costs more stars than a break.
4. Use protection wisely before Mythic, where it still works.

The hardest stretches need their own approach, so it is worth reading up on what changes on the road to Mythic and how top players push to Mythical Immortal before a serious push.

If the climb is taking longer than your schedule allows, you can look at Mobile Legends Accounts that already sit at the rank you want, hand the daily grind to a player through Mobile Legends Hourly Services, or reach your target tier this season with Mobile Legends Boosting.

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