Climbed to Iridescent rank with their help. They consistently secured pips every match, so I ended the season with top grades and maximum reward payout.
Rewards
One big reason to boost Grades in DBD is the reward at season reset. Every month, when ranks reset, you receive a Bloodpoints bonus for each role (Survivor and Killer) depending on your peak rank. The higher your rank– from Ash to Iridescent – the bigger the BP payout the Entity grants you for your dedication (yes, the Entity bribes you to keep you hooked in the Fog). Below is a quick overview of rank reset rewards:
- Ash Grade (IV–I) – 10,000 to 50,000 Bloodpoints. Everyone starts at Ash each season, and while the rewards here are small, it’s the stepping stone for bigger bonuses.
- Bronze Grade – 100,000 to 175,000 Bloodpoints. Nice jump in rewards for escaping the Ash ranks; Bronze shows you’re getting the hang of those trials.
- Silver Grade – 250,000 to 340,000 Bloodpoints. Now we’re talking! Reaching Silver means you’ve put in solid matches, and the Entity rewards you handsomely.
- Gold Grade – 400,000 to 550,000 Bloodpoints. Gold players are veterans of the fog – this reward chunk can nearly max out a character’s Bloodweb.
- Iridescent Grade – 700,000 to 1,000,000 Bloodpoints. The top reward for the elite. Hitting Iridescent I gives you 1 million Bloodpoints – enough to prestige a character (and then some) in one go!
As you can see, climbing to higher Grades gives you a massive Bloodpoint reward at the end of the month. That’s where our DBD Grades boost service comes in – ChaosBoost helps you get those top-tier rewards without the grind.
