Everything you need to know about the new Grades and Grade Rewards in DbD.
Overview
Grades in Dead by Daylight have replaced the old Rank system, but they work differently. Unlike the old Ranks, Grades don’t affect matchmaking at all – they’re just a reward system that resets each Ranking Season.
Players have two separate Grades: one for when they play as any Killer character, and another for when they play as any Survivor character.
Grades
Grades come in 5 Qualities, with each Quality being subdivided into 4 Levels.
Changing Grade
A Player’s Grade is determined by the amount of Pips they obtain in a given Ranking Season.
Pips can be gained, lost, or kept at current number depending on one’s performance in ranked Trials.
Ranking
Emblem System
Whether a Player gains, keeps, or loses Pips is determined by their performance in the Trial, as judged by the Emblem System introduced in Patch 1.9.4.
The Quality of an Emblem determines the Emblem Points it will add to the Ranking Bar displayed in the Tally Screen after a Trial:
The Ranking Bar is segmented into 16 Subdivisions, reflecting that in the best case scenario, 4 Iridescent Emblems will award 16 Emblem Points.
Ranking Seasons
Grades are only valid for one Ranking Seasons, which lasts for one month, after which one’s Grade is reset back to Ash IV for either side.
Note: If you’re new to the Dead by Daylight game, check out the guide for new DBD codes. They will give you Charms, Bloodpoints, Rift Fragments and more. At the beginning of the game, it will be very useful for levelling up.
Ranking Rewards
Once one’s Grade is reset, a certain amount of Bloodpoints is awarded depending on the Grade Level one has obtained.
This reward is obtained once for the Survivor Grade and once for the Killer Grade:
Killer Grades
Survivor Grades
Please note that on our site you can always find new and working promo codes for DBD to get free Bloodpoints and Charms. Also check out the event schedule so you don’t miss the giveaways.
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