Adventurer's League

The Adventure's League
In the year 2 N.A. (New Age), Emperor Aurelius I established the Adventure's League to provide work to adventurers and heroes of the age, as well as protection to the general population from monsters, bandits, and various of other threats that threatened the regions. The monarchy, regional senators, village leaders, or individuals in need of assistance would submit a job request and payment to the league, then the league would post the jobs for the members of the league to pick. Upon completion, the adventurers would receive payment for their work and advance in rank.

History
The league was founded by Emperor Aurelius I in the second year of the empire when the military was busy with protecting the wall. Unable to use the military to fight monsters and solve local problems, the Emperor created the guild with the intention for local talent not affiliated with the military to solve the problems. The Emperor was also able to keep tabs on extraordinary people as they became heroes of the age. The league quickly became a success; many craving for adventure or wealth joined the league in hopes to make their dreams come true.

League Ranks
When the league was created, the Emperor established a ranking system. There are a total of ten ranks; Porcelain, Iron, Copper, Silver, Gold, Emerald, Ruby, Sapphire, Diamond, and Platinum. Adventurers are given name tags made of the material of their rank, engraved with their names. This was done for as a means for identification and proof of membership. These also represent the mission difficulty and recommendation of rank for adventurers to take up to earn points toward their career rank.

Porcelain Rank: (Lv. 1-4)
The Porcelain Rank is the beginners rank of the guild. Adventurers that finish their training begin at this rank. This rank has the highest number of members, but also the highest casualty rate. Porcelain missions are worth one point upon completion. Many unexperienced adventurers attempt to complete Iron Rank missions to boost their rank, but end up dying in the end.

Iron Rank: (Lv. 5-8)
Once and adventurer has reached a total of five points, they advance to the Iron Rank. New adventurers stronger than a beginner or those who take their time often advance to the Iron Rank. With the advancement of rank, adventurers are able to advance quicker with each new mission complete, but many still complete Porcelain Rank missions on their own to reap a much higher reward than with a party. Iron missions are worth five points upon completion, and five points are required to advance to Iron Rank.

Copper Rank: (Lv. 9-12)
When an adventurer has reached the Copper Rank, they gain a reputation throughout their region as a reliable and competent adventurer. Copper Rank Adventurer's are the highest ranked of the common adventurer seen completing missions up to this rank. Copper Rank missions are worth ten points upon completion. Adventurers who earn twenty-five points are admitted to this rank.

Silver Rank: (Lv. 13-16)
Silver Rank adventurers are rare, as many don't advance further than the Copper Rank. This illustrious rank is heavily sought after by Copper Rank adventurers, as rewards for Silver Ranked missions are rare and very lucrative. Less than 10% of all members of the league reach this rank. One-hundred points are required to enter this prestigious rank, and Silver Ranked missions are worth twenty points.

Gold Rank: (Lv. 17-20)
Those who enter Gold Rank in the league are looked up to as true heroes. Less than 2% of all members of the league are Gold Ranked members. Those who reach this class often retire and serve as guild masters or trainers for new members aspiring to enter the league. To enter this rank, an adventurer must acquire two-hundred-and-fifty points over their career. Gold Ranked missions are very rare, and are worth twenty-five points upon completion.

Emerald Rank: (Lv. 21-30)
Rarely those who obtain Gold Rank seek to continue their career on the field. Those who do continue on after mastering their class pick up another class to master, if they have not already. Only a hundred adventurer's throughout history have reached this rank. To obtain Emerald Rank, an adventurer must earn a total of five-hundred points. Emerald Ranked missions are worth fifty points, though rarely are these ranked missions posted. These and higher ranked missions are only submitted by the monarchy.

Ruby Rank: (Lv. 31-40)
Once an adventurer has reached a thousand points over their career, they obtain the Ruby Rank. Only fifty adventurer's throughout history have ever obtained this rank. Ruby ranked missions are extremely rare, with only a handful ever being ordered. The mission against Genzo Yoshida is a ruby ranked mission, which is worth a hundred points.

Sapphire Rank: (Lv. 41-60)
This illustrious rank has only been achieved by twenty adventurers since the formation of the league. To reach Sapphire Rank, an adventurer must obtain a total of two-thousand points, with each sapphire ranked missions worth two-hundred-and-fifty points. To date, there's only been six sapphire ranked missions ordered by the monarchs of Historia. There is only one sapphire ranked member alive, Liliana Vex.

Diamond Rank: (Lv. 61-80)
This rank is the highest rank ever achieved by adventurers. Only three people have ever obtained this legendary rank. The greatest of these heroes goes by the name of Jiren; a goliath of immense strength and a kind heart. To enter this legendary rank, an adventurer must obtain over five-thousand points. There was only one diamond ranked mission ever put out from the league, and it was worth an astonishing five-hundred points.

Platinum Rank: (Lv. 81-100)
When the Adventurer's League was created, the highest rank the league has established was the Platinum Rank. No one has ever reached this rank since its creation, and many think no one ever will. To reach this rank, an adventurer must obtain ten-thousand points.Only Jiren is close to obtaining this legendary rank.