MCTiers: The Minecraft PvP Tier List

MCTiers is a Minecraft PvP tier list. It ranks players in eight gamemodes (Vanilla/Crystal PvP, UHC, Pot, NethOP, SMP, Sword, Axe and Mace) from High Tier 1 to Low Tier 5, and combines those tiers into one overall leaderboard.

Each gamemode has five tiers, and Tier 1 is the best. Every tier is split into High (HT) and Low (LT), so HT1 is the highest rank a player can hold and LT5 the lowest. The full order is HT1, LT1, HT2, LT2 and so on down to LT5.

Join playmctiers.com on Java or Bedrock and type /tiertest. Choose the gamemode you want to be ranked in and your region to join that gamemode's testing queue. When a tester in your region is free, you're moved to a private arena with the official kit, and your tier is added to your MCTiers profile after the test.

Every tier is worth points: HT1 60, LT1 45, HT2 30, LT2 20, HT3 10, LT3 6, HT4 4, LT4 3, HT5 2 and LT5 1. A player's points from all gamemodes are added together and the overall leaderboard is sorted by that total. When a player has reached a higher peak tier, the peak is what counts.

Titles reflect a player's total points: Rookie below 10 points, Combat Novice from 10, Combat Cadet from 20, Combat Specialist from 50, Combat Ace from 100, Combat Master from 250 and Combat Grandmaster from 400.

A retired player no longer competes in that gamemode. They are removed from the gamemode's tier list, but the tier still shows on their profile and still counts toward their overall points.

Use the search box at the top of any page (press / to jump to it) and enter a Minecraft username. The profile shows the player's overall placement, points, title and every tier they hold.

The MCTiers Minecraft server is at playmctiers.com. Java players can join on any version from 1.21 - 26.3, and Bedrock players use the same address with port 19132.

Yes. MCTiers hosts tournaments, FFA nights and open testing weekends on playmctiers.com. Every event is free to enter, and the dates are on the events page.