11 badges

Every badge and how to earn it

The marks a player or a clan can carry on unicum.gg, what each one says, and exactly what it takes to get it.

Player badges

Marks carried beside a nickname wherever it appears on unicum.gg: leaderboards, clan rosters, search, tournament brackets.

  • Verified
    The owner has signed in with their Wargaming.net ID and connected this account. Signing in is the whole requirement, and it costs nothing.
  • Supporter
    An active support subscription, kept public. Supporters who choose to stay anonymous carry no badge, by their own choice.
  • Streamer
    A Twitch channel linked to the account. Connect Twitch on your own profile to confirm it, and the crest links to your channel. It shows whether or not you are live.
  • Tournament winner
    Was on the roster of a team that finished first in a settled Wargaming tournament. Read from the mirrored brackets, so a win from 2018 counts like one from last night.
  • Featured tournament winner
    The same, won at an event Wargaming itself flags as featured: the branded championships and their qualifiers rather than the nightly ladders. Gold instead of steel.

A streamer who is on air also carries a red LIVE pill. That one is not earned and not kept: it appears when the stream starts and goes when it ends.

Clan badges

Carried beside a clan tag. A rank crest is a place in a competition: the number on it is that place, its colour says which board. Ratings earn none, because being high on WN8 is not something a clan wins.

  • Advances, top 10
    A place in the top 10 of the Advances leaderboard. Held while the clan holds the place, and lost when it does not.
  • Skirmish X, top 10
    A place in the top 10 of the Skirmish X leaderboard. Held while the clan holds the place, and lost when it does not.
  • Skirmish VIII, top 10
    A place in the top 10 of the Skirmish VIII leaderboard. Held while the clan holds the place, and lost when it does not.
  • Skirmish VI, top 10
    A place in the top 10 of the Skirmish VI leaderboard. Held while the clan holds the place, and lost when it does not.
  • Tournament winner
    A team attributed to the clan won a tournament. Wargaming records teams and accounts, never clans, so the attribution is recovered by matching each roster against clan membership as it stood on the day it was played.
  • Featured tournament winner
    The same, won at an event Wargaming flags as featured. Gold instead of steel, exactly as on the player side.

A clan holding more than three places folds the rest into a +N crest, best first, so the tag stays readable. Hovering it names them.