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Bronze Rank in League of Legends

Q: How many divisions does Bronze have?

Bronze has four divisions: Bronze IV, III, II and I. You climb from IV up to I, then promote to the next tier.

Q: What rank comes after Bronze?

Silver is the next rank above Bronze on the ranked ladder.

Q: How do you climb from Bronze?

A small champion pool, reliable builds, matchup knowledge and tracking patch changes can help improve consistency. The League of Legends Hub tier list, builds and counters are built for exactly that.

An early tier where consistency and simple champion pools pay off quickly.

IV → III → II → I Above Iron Below Silver

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First steps upward

Position on the Ladder

Iron

Bronze

Silver

Gold

Platinum

Emerald

Diamond

Master

Grandmaster

Challenger

What Bronze Means

Bronze ranks second on the ranked ladder, above Iron and beneath Silver, and it is split into four divisions running from Bronze IV up to Bronze I. Plenty of players cycle through it, and many stay put for a while as they pick up the basics of the game.

Getting better in Bronze tends to depend on steady habits more than flashy plays. Keep a small set of champions you know well, check the current build before each game, and pay attention to what your laner is trying to do. Handling waves properly and moving with your team to take objectives will do more for you than trying to win fights with fancy mechanics. Think of every division as a milestone to clear, and Bronze stops feeling like a place you’re stuck in.

Climbing from Bronze

Keep the pool small Two or three champions per role — mastery beats variety, and it can help improve consistency.

Use the tier list Check which champions are statistically strong on the current patch before you queue. Know your matchups A minute in counters before lane tells you when to trade and when to survive. Track the patch Buffs and nerfs shift lanes every cycle — patch notes keep your picks honest.

Play consistent roles One main role builds pattern recognition faster than filling every game.

Review your losses One avoidable death or skipped objective per game is often the whole climb.