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# Main Leaderboard

## Main Leaderboard

Season 3 consists of four weeks, followed by a tournament.

Players are ranked based on their:

* in-game activity (**Game Points**)
* contributions through the Hero Duty App (**Hero Points**)
* successful player referrals (**Social Points**). 

Climb the leaderboard by staying active and engaging with the community!

### Seasonal Resets

* The leaderboard resets with every season.
* Leaderboard Rewards:
  * Top players on the leaderboard receive substantial token rewards.
  * The distribution of token rewards varies depending on a player's standing.
  * These rewards are vested over a short period, creating a competitive incentive.

### Leaderboard Categories and StarScore

Main Leaderboard has 3 categories:

**1. Game**

**2. Hero**

**3. Social**

Depending on the place you have in each category, you’ll be rewarded with StarScore. Your position in the Main Leaderboard depends on the total StarScore you get from all the categories.


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