Fifteen tiers
High, Mid and Low Tier, each numbered 1 to 5. HT1 is the best seat in the house, LT5 is the entry ticket. Ladders are laid out in five Tier 1–5 columns.
Overall rewards how high you rank and how many kits you rank in
Every PvP player.
Every PvP player.
One tier list.
MeowPrac ranks Minecraft PvP from High Tier down to Low Tier across eight kits. Overall points reward height and reach together, so a player who tops every gamemode outranks one who tops just a single kit.
0Gamemodes ranked
0Tiers, HT1 to LT5
0Ranked players
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Geometric points
Every tier carries a fixed value, but the steps shrink toward the bottom — climbing HT5 → LT4 is worth more than LT5 → MT5. Overall is the mean of your ranked kits, scaled by how many of the eight you rank in.
Every player, every kit
A good Crystal player is not automatically a good Axe player. Each gamemode keeps its own ladder.
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Every ranked player links to a live 3D skin viewer with downloads and in-game commands.
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Only the owner of this tier list can add players and change rankings.
Tier list admin
Add players, set their tier in each gamemode, and save. Ranks and overall points recalculate on their own.
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Who can edit
Owner onlyThis tierlist is centrally curated. Nobody can add or change a player unless you hand them access below. Visitors only ever read it.
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The tier system
How ranks are assigned, how overall points work, and how to run your own tier list.
HT1 to LT5
Three bands of five. Ranked best to worst the order is HT1, MT1, LT1, HT2, MT2, LT2 and so on — every “1” sits above every “2”. Each gamemode board groups them into five columns: Tier 1 holds HT1, MT1 and LT1; Tier 5 holds HT5, MT5 and LT5.
Overall points
Tier values shrink geometrically rather than by a flat step: HT1 is worth 200 and each tier down keeps about 80% of the one above it, down to 8 at LT5. That makes the gap between close tiers smaller the deeper you go, so HT5 → LT4 is worth more than LT5 → MT5. Overall is the mean of every gamemode a player is ranked in, multiplied by a breadth factor that rises with the number of gamemodes they are ranked in — so eight HT1s is worth more than one, without a single-kit specialist being punished out of contention.
Where the rank comes from
Ranks are derived from points, never typed in. Tied players share a rank, and the next player skips accordingly — exactly like a race.
Running it yourself
Sign in from the admin page to add players. With Firebase wired up, sign-in uses Firebase Authentication, so nobody without an account can change a single tier.
Common questions
Why is my player not in a gamemode?
Because they are unranked there. Overall averages only the gamemodes where a tier is set, so leaving one blank costs nothing on its own — but it does mean fewer gamemodes count toward the breadth bonus.
Where does the skin data come from?
Mojang's public profile and session endpoints, plus renders from mc-heads.net. Player profiles fetch live Java Edition skins and render them in the browser.
Is this an official Minecraft product?
No. MeowPrac is an independent fan project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Mojang Studios or Microsoft.