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Top players in Onslaught

Onslaught is World of Tanks’ competitive 7v7 ranked mode on tier X. The EU leaderboard, straight from the game’s own standings.

Season of the Azure Phoenix · 2 Sep 2026 to 11 Oct 2026 · live season · updated

Top 3126 Onslaught players

#Player
2,47119,627
2,34816,536
1,25214,892
41,17813,955
51,46812,016
698911,773
71,3669,382
87878,478
91,2388,401
101,5208,224
111,7248,053
121,2217,944
131,1367,926
141,4427,899
156787,636
169857,482
177927,458
181,3687,343
191,7527,304
206597,174
217287,080
229316,960
237516,936
249456,842
251,3396,726
262,5576,643
271,2236,587
287376,572
291,9856,551
301,5406,498
311,1066,462
321,4646,413
331,0606,118
348606,072
351,2036,031
361,1515,941
376365,770
387765,700
397165,611
406485,552
411,0975,524
421,2275,451
439065,418
441,1845,304
457975,303
461,5635,255
471,3355,229
485295,203
491,1445,045
507125,023
511,7865,022
528994,994
531,0394,988
544744,938
551,0084,917
561,4314,913
578074,864
581,0904,859
595644,846
608394,821
611,4484,815
621,2474,788
631,2014,769
649234,755
655734,753
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5794,716
677454,713
686374,683
699334,682
701,2474,676
711,5234,670
728924,654
731,1654,653
746514,615
754114,608
764884,595
775184,588
781,3014,587
791,2224,554
808594,541
815944,528
825154,528
831,1314,513
846244,513
851,2614,505
867994,499
877944,483
885954,473
893054,472
903874,461
916684,435
921,0884,431
936354,420
946424,415
951,2564,401
961,0124,399
971,0094,387
988124,385
996044,370
1005074,369
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What ranking takes

Legend468 players
Median
3,309
Battles to qualify
92
Battles this season
695
Daily pace
18

played on 20 of 38 days

Champion2658 players
Median
2,552
Battles to qualify
156
Battles this season
251
Daily pace
7

played on 4 of 38 days

Medians across the players holding each rank. Battles to qualify is what each of them had played in the mode the first time they appeared on the leaderboard, which we can only count for the seasons we recorded live. Daily pace spreads their season over every day it has run, so it is what you have to average to keep up, and it is not the board’s Battles/Day column, which divides by the days a player actually played. Most of them do not play every day: the line under the pace says how many of those days they were seen playing, and the fewer they use, the bigger each has to be.

Where will you finish?

What the mode has counted for you since it opened.

Champion starts at 2,000, which is also the bottom of this leaderboard.

How much you intend to play until the season settles.

Fill in what you have played and where you stand, and this works out which rank the season ends on.

The ranks are the game’s own ladder: four ranks of five divisions a hundred rating points apart, then Champion at 2 000 and Legend for the top slice of the leaderboard. Only that last one is not a fixed number, so it is read as the bar projected to the last day, fitted on the season’s own curve. Battles are counted at what one has been worth to you on the leaderboard rather than over your whole season, since the climb to Champion pays several times more a battle and would flatter the total. Read it as a condition and not a forecast: play this much at this rate, and this is where you land. Points also drain on their own from Silver upwards if you stop playing, which nothing here counts.

What it takes right now

Legend cutoff
3,756
rating points
Champion cutoff
2,000
rating points
Ranked players
3,126
Last season
3,639
Season of the Jade Dragon settled here, with 4,138 ranked

Ranks

You climb Onslaught’s ranks by winning battles: every victory awards Rating Points based on how well you played. Champion is the highest rank you can reach on points alone, and reaching it puts you on the leaderboard. Legend isn’t a fixed threshold: it’s the top-rated slice of Champions, so its cutoff shifts with the field (ties broken by battles played). The exact Legend and Champion cutoffs are the ones of the season shown, and are marked on the board.
TierMeaning
LegendThe highest-rated Champions. The game caps it at a set leaderboard position each season (so its size varies by season and region), not a fixed points target. Slip below the last Legend and you drop back to Champion.
ChampionThe highest rank you can climb to on Rating Points, and the entry to the leaderboard. Every ranked player is at least Champion.