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# Player Ranks

### Rank Order

**Numquam → Oath → Vigil → Reign → Crown → Semper**

Each rank inherits the identity and eligible benefits of the ranks before it.

### Viewing Ranks

Use:

* `/buy` to browse current store offerings.
* `/previewkits` to inspect any currently configured kits.
* `/tokens` to see whether a rank is available through gameplay currency.

### Rank Identity

| Rank    | Theme               |
| ------- | ------------------- |
| Numquam | Beginning           |
| Oath    | Commitment          |
| Vigil   | Watchfulness        |
| Reign   | Authority           |
| Crown   | Prestige            |
| Semper  | Highest distinction |

### Benefits

Rank benefits can include:

* Prefixes and chat styling.
* Cosmetic options.
* Convenience commands.
* Kit access.
* Cooldown improvements.
* Other store-listed perks.

The current `/buy` menu and webstore are authoritative because benefits may be rebalanced.

### Purchases

Ranks support server development but are not required to play. Keep purchase receipts in case support is needed.


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