DBD Ranking and Grade Rewards Dead by Daylight All the details regarding rewards, ranks and grades for killers and survivors. Learn how you can earn a lot of blood points free!
DbD Rank Rewards – All Rewards:
You can get rewards for both your rank in survivor and your rank in killer, up to a maximum of 500k blood points
Survivor Grade DBD – Dead by Daylight guides:
Earn up to 250k blood points for your survivor grade:
- Ash grade: 10,000 Bloodpoints
- Bronze grade: 30,000 Bloodpoints
- Silver grade: 100,000 Bloodpoints
- Gold grade: 150,000 Bloodpoints
- Iridescent IV grade: 200,000 Bloodpoints
- Iridescent III grade: 210,000 Bloodpoints
- Iridescent II grade: 225,000 Bloodpoints
- Iridescent I grade: 250,000 Bloodpoints
Killer Grade:
Earn up to 250k blood points for your killer grade:
- Ash grade: 10,000 Bloodpoints
- Bronze grade: 30,000 Bloodpoints
- Silver grade: 100,000 Bloodpoints
- Gold grade: 150,000 Bloodpoints
- Iridescent IV grade: 200,000 Bloodpoints
- Iridescent III grade: 210,000 Bloodpoints
- Iridescent II grade: 225,000 Bloodpoints
- Iridescent I grade: 250,000 Bloodpoints
So if you get Iridescent I (the best rank) in both survivor and killer, you could get 500k blood points as a rank reward.
by Rank Rewards – New Grades:
In case Ash or Iridescent doesn’t sound familiar to you, they are the new grades, which replace the old ranks, and these are the equivalences:
- Ash IV grade = Rank 20
- Ash III grade = Rank 19
- Ash II grade = Rank 18
- Ash I grade = Rank 17
- Bronze IV grade = Rank 16
- Bronze III grade = Rank 15
- Bronze II grade = Rank 14
- Bronze I grade = Rank 13
- Silver IV grade = Rank 12
- Silver III grade = Rank 11
- Silver II grade = Rank 10
- Silver I grade = Rank 9
- Gold IV grade = Rank 8
- Gold III grade = Rank 7
- Gold II grade = Rank 6
- Gold I grade = Rank 5
- Iridescent IV grade = Rank 4
- Iridescent III grade = Rank 3
- Iridescent II grade = Rank 2
- Iridescent I grade = Rank 1
by Rank Rewards – How Grades Work?
Your final score or ranking in DBD Dead by Daylight is determined by the number of Pips earned during a particular season. Lose, earn, or keep your pips for only the ranked trials
