Wiki67 leaderboard: the five boards and weekly rewards

Where to find it

On a computer, the leaderboard is a tab of the menu. On any screen, it also opens from the shortcut on your profile. A small pill picks the period, This week or All time, and the five boards sit next to it in one bar that stays at the top while you scroll.

You need an account to be ranked. Players without one never show on the boards.

The five boards

A small line under each score says what the board counts. At the same score, the player who got there first ranks higher.

Sunday 15:00 UTC: the weekly prizes

The weekly view counts everything since the last Sunday at 15:00 UTC. When the week ends, each weekly board pays its top 10, with the same prizes on every board:

Yes, 6th and 7th win a 67 pack, more than 4th and 5th. The board shows them side by side on a podium, their tiles in the 67 pack's gold. A 67 pack holds 6 cards, all Epic or better, and one time in 7 a 7th card, Mythic or, one time in 13, Ultimate: see the 67 pack.

The five boards pay separately, so one player can win on several in the same week. You get a single mailbox message for the week, such as « You won 2 leaderboard rewards! », with a line per board and the prizes added up. Claim them from the rewards box on the unpack screen. Rewarded basic packs can take you above 10.

A private profile wins like any player. If the game was ever down on a Sunday, the missed week is paid when it comes back.

How to climb each board

Cards

The Cards board counts the different articles you pulled from your own packs. Duplicates do not help the main score; new titles do. The count never goes down: a card you discard, sell, trade or send still counts. Cards bought, traded or sent to you never count, so friends cannot hand you a place.

The weekly view counts the cards you pulled since Sunday 15:00 UTC.

• Open every free pack. A basic pack comes every 10 minutes while you have fewer than 10, and a free instant refill of 10 packs comes every 67 hours. All the ways to get packs are in free packs.
• 67 packs are worth it here: 6 or 7 different cards at once.
• Discard, sell and trade freely: none of it lowers your score.

Achievements

Each unlocked achievement counts, once. The Achievements page puts the ones you can reach soonest first, so start from the top. Some achievements are secret: you see their name and progress, not what unlocks them. The weekly view counts the ones unlocked since Sunday, which favors active weeks over old accounts.

Referrals

Your invite link, on the Friends panel, brings new players. When a player who joined through your link opens 25 basic packs, you both get a 67 pack, and that reward counts on this board. There is no cap. The best invites go to friends who will actually play: a link that sits unused earns nothing.

Sellers

This board counts the coins you earned selling cards on the market. A listing starts at its tier's base price, from 6 coins for a Common to 500 for an Ultimate, and you set the final price. Players who put a card on their wishlist get an alert when someone lists it, so wanted cards sell fast. The market guide covers pricing.

Albums

The Albums board ranks each player once, by their most upvoted album. It shows the album's cover and opens it. Only albums displayed on a public profile are ranked, so check both settings.

Players with an account give an album a thumbs-up from its cover on your profile or from the album itself. The weekly view counts thumbs-up given this week. Share the album's link: anyone can open it, and players can upvote it. For themes that get noticed, see these album ideas.

What the boards show

Each board shows its top 50. The first three wear gold, silver and bronze rims, and 6th and 7th share the golden podium. When you are not in the top 50, your own row and rank sit above the first.

Tapping a player opens their profile when it is public or when you are friends. Any other private player shows as « ??? » with a lock, and nothing on the board tells who they are.