History — Legend Ranks
Legend Ranks are what EXP past the level cap becomes. Once a class stands at level 20,000, everything it earns past the full bar is the account’s Legend EXP, and a rank costs one level’s worth at the cap: 141,421,356 EXP for the first, each rank 5% more than the last, up to rank 100. The rank shows beside your level and on your profile. A rank pays nothing that fights for you: it opens room, choice and marks of standing. Open it at Character → Legend.
| Rank | Opens |
|---|---|
| 1 | The title "Legend of Crystaria" and its nameplate frame. |
| 2 | 12 loadout slots on every class. |
| 3 | A second Support Class slot (its traits; the first slot alone lends weapons); the Realm Relic's sixth step, in place of the Hardcore feeder. |
| 4 | The Homestead trophy "Statue of a Legend" (bronze; silver at rank 10, gold at 25). |
| 5 | A second bountiful Keystone every week. |
| 6 | 14 loadout slots on every class. |
| 8 | One fallen Beacon a season raised for your guild without Supply Points. |
| 10 | The title "Exalted Legend" and its nameplate frame. |
| 12 | 16 loadout slots on every class. |
| 25 | The title "Eternal Legend" and its nameplate frame. |
The Support Class share of the surplus still flows to your Support Class as before; Legend EXP counts the whole surplus beside it. The second Support Class slot lends that class’s traits at the same effective level as the first, not its weapons. The second weekly Keystone is claimed at the Keystones board once the week’s first key is spent; a Legend’s Beacon claim is made on the War Map by an officer and spends no Supply Points, once a season.