Three leaderboards, all of them earned on the daily Minecraft Connections puzzle: wins this week, current win streak, and level. Only signed-in players appear, every rank is unique – ties are broken by the rule printed on each board – and the weekly board resets Monday at 00:00 UTC.
Signed-in players only
Ranked by wins, then fewer mistakes, then more perfect boards, then faster average solve.
Every win earns XP: 60 for a flawless board and a little less for each mistake, plus 2 for every day of your current streak (up to +60). Winning both of the day’s modes adds another 60, and streaks of 7, 30 and 100 days pay a one-off bonus. XP is counted on the server, never in your browser, and it only ever goes up. The first tiers come within days; the last one is a long-term goal.
1Fresh Spawn0 XPWood
2Wooden Pickaxe300 XPWood
3Stone Mason800 XPWood
4Iron Smith1,600 XPIron
5Cave Delver3,000 XPIron
6Redstone Engineer5,000 XPDiamond
7Diamond Miner8,000 XPDiamond
8Enchanter12,000 XPEnchanted
9Nether Traveller17,000 XPEnchanted
10Blaze Hunter24,000 XPEnchanted
11Beacon Builder33,000 XPNether
12End Voyager46,000 XPNether
13Wither Slayer64,000 XPEnd
14Dragon Slayer88,000 XPEnd
15Netherite Legend120,000 XPNetheriteA rank is fleeting – get overtaken and nothing is left. Honours fix that: finish in the top three of any board and the badge stays on your profile for good. Every board pays out once a day, so the number on a badge is how many days you held that place. The weekly board is settled on the standings up to the day before, which means a brand-new week never hands out last week’s badge.
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×7Board badges: the metal frame and the number in its corner give the place you held (gold 1st, iron 2nd, copper 3rd), the item says which board (clock for weekly, campfire for streak, bottle o’ enchanting for level), and the small number is how many days you held it. Only your best place on each board is shown.
Daily medals: a gold, iron or copper ingot for every day you finished in the top three of the daily puzzle. The number counts them.
Nineteen advancements, laid out like the in-game screen. A square frame is a task, a rounded frame is a goal and a spiked frame is a challenge. Everything is worked out from the puzzles you have already played, so signing in later loses nothing.
