Dead by Daylight Rank Grades, Qualities, and Levels

Introduced in Dead by Daylight's newest patch update, Grades will replace the old Ranks and represent a new ranking rewards system for each Season in DBD.

Dead by Daylight (DBD) Rank Grades, Qualities, and Levels

Grades come in five Qualities and are divided into four Levels. Similar to Ranks, Grades progress backward in their numbering, with each Quality ranging from Level IV, to Level I. Ash IV being the lowest Grade and Iridescent I being the highest. Listed below are Dead by Daylight's new Grade Qualities and Levels, next to its Rank numbers. 

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Grade Qualities and Levels

• Ash IV - Rank 20
• Ash III - Rank 19
• Ash II - Rank 18
• Ash I - Rank 17

• Bronze IV - Rank 16
• Bronze III - Rank 15
• Bronze II - Rank 14
• Bronze I - Rank 13

• Silver IV - Rank 12
• Silver III - Rank 11
• Silver II - Rank 10
• Silver I - Rank 9

• Gold IV - Rank 8
• Gold III - Rank 7
• Gold II - Rank 6
• Gold I - Rank 5

• Iridescent IV - Rank 4
• Iridescent III - Rank 3
• Iridescent II - Rank 2
• Iridescent I - Rank 1

Grades are determined by the number of points in progression (Pips) the player obtains in a Ranking Season. Depending on the player's performance during Ranked Trials, Pips can be lost, gained, or kept at their current number.

Dead by Daylight Grade Reset Rewards

On the 13th of every month, players have a grade reset, which comes with a reward. Because grades never go down, getting a good reward from a grade reset is about consistency. If you keep playing, you'll get to a grade that gives more Bloodpoints, even if you're usually bad.

The Grade rewards work this way:

• Ash IV to Ash I - 10,000 Bloodpoints
• Bronze IV to Bronze I - 30,000 Bloodpoints
• Silver IV to Silver I - 100,000 Bloodpoints
• Gold IV to Gold I - 150,000 Bloodpoints
• Iridescent IV - 200,000 Bloodpoints
• Iridescent III - 210,000 Bloodpoints
• Iridescent II - 225,000 Bloodpoints
• Iridescent I - 250,000 Bloodpoints

Players may earn grade rewards from being a killer and a survivor because killer grades and survivor grades are separate.

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