Scope RPG

Leaderboard ​

The Leaderboard - also called the Hall of Fame - is Scope's global ranking of every player by cumulative XP. No seasons, no resets, no regional splits. One board, all-time, everyone.

Hall of Fame

How Ranking Works ​

Your leaderboard rank is determined by total accumulated XP across your entire account's history. Every XP source counts:

  • Habit completions.
  • Journal entries.
  • Task achievements (Taskmaster tiers).
  • Goal completions.
  • Quest victories (though quests themselves don't grant XP - achievements tied to quests do).
  • Dungeon first-clears.
  • Achievement unlocks.

All stacked into one cumulative total. Your avatar level is a derived display of this XP - the leaderboard shows the level alongside the raw XP total.

Pagination and Finding Yourself ​

When you open the leaderboard, it loads centered on your rank - not on the global top 10. This means you always see yourself and the players close to you without having to scroll.

Navigation options:

  • Top 10 - jump to the global #1 to see the top of the board.
  • Previous / Next - page through nearby ranks.
  • Back to Me - escape hatch back to your position.

Tapping any row opens that player's profile.

What the Leaderboard Is Not ​

Scope's leaderboard is deliberately simple - one permanent global ranking. A few things it intentionally isn't:

  • No seasons. The leaderboard never resets. Your XP from last year still counts.
  • No regional splits. Everyone ranks against everyone.
  • No competitive tiers (bronze/silver/gold leagues). Your rank is just... your rank.
  • No class-specific boards. A Knight and a Wizard compete on the same board.

Why no seasons

Seasonal resets force players to re-grind the same progression for each season. Scope's XP is earned from real-life behavior, and real-life behavior doesn't reset at the end of a quarter. A permanent cumulative ranking matches how progress actually works - long-term consistency shows up, one-weekend bursts don't.

The "New" Badge ​

Brand-new players get a "New" badge on their leaderboard row for the first 72 hours of their account. After that, the badge disappears and you're indistinguishable from any other long-time player.

The badge exists so established players seeing a brand-new account in their matchmaking or leaderboard context can read "this is someone still finding their feet" without it being permanent.

What Shows Up Alongside Your Name ​

On each leaderboard row, a player's public info is visible:

  • Username.
  • Avatar class.
  • Level.
  • Total XP.
  • Profile picture (if uploaded).
  • New badge, if applicable.

That's it. No private data leaks onto the leaderboard - your habits, tasks, goals, and journals remain encrypted and invisible.

Anonymous Accounts Are Not on the Leaderboard ​

Anonymous (non-registered) accounts don't appear on the leaderboard. They play the game normally - they can fight, earn XP, level up - but the public ranking only shows registered players.

Upgrading an anonymous account to a registered one adds it to the leaderboard.