The Title System is one of the most visible ways you'll express your progression on REV2. Titles are always next to your character's name and signal what you've achieved. We want your feedback on how the system works, the categories, and the point costs before and after launch.

Title System

Titles tie directly into the achievement system — cosmetic rewards displayed above your character name, a way to show off what you've accomplished. Three types are available, each with 10 unique titles per category.

Achievement Category Titles

Tied to specific accomplishment categories. Reach certain milestones in a skill category and you unlock titles related to that skill. Hit wealth thresholds and earn economy titles. Complete enough combat achievements and unlock combat titles. These give your title real meaning — other players know exactly what you did to earn it.

Prestige Titles

Purchased with achievement points but not tied to any category. For well-rounded players who want to show off overall accomplishment — available to anyone with enough total points regardless of how they were earned.

Legendary Titles

The rarest tier — each can be earned by only one player ever. Granted automatically upon completing a specific legendary achievement. Permanent, cannot be sold, and once claimed by someone, gone forever.

Dynamic Titles — Coming Later

Titles that update automatically based on live standings — things like "The 1%" for top wealth holders, or titles tied to leading a skill highscore. These will rotate as rankings shift, so there's always something to compete for.

How It Works

Titles are cosmetic text displayed next to characters name in-game. Example: PlayerName the Warmaster

You earn title points by completing achievements. Higher difficulty achievements award more points:

• Basic — 1 point
• Intermediate — 2 points
• Advanced — 3 points
• Elite — 5 points
• Legendary — 10 points

Once you have points, you spend them in the in-game Titles Shop to unlock titles.

Two Requirements for Category Titles

Most titles have two requirements you must meet simultaneously:

1. Point Cost — spent from your total point pool (any achievement counts toward this)
2. Category Score — the total points you've earned specifically within that category

For example, a Melee Combat title might cost 25 points to purchase and require a Melee Combat category score of 17. You need both. Having 100 total points but only 5 Melee points won't be enough.

Prestige titles are the exception — they only require a point cost, no category score. Anyone with enough total points can buy them regardless of playstyle.

Buying and Selling

You can sell any purchased title back for a full point refund. This means you can freely upgrade as you progress — buy lower titles early, sell them back, and put those points toward better ones later. Titles are character-bound and cannot be traded.

Legendary Titles

Legendary titles work completely differently. They are not purchased — they are granted automatically when you complete a specific legendary achievement. They are permanent, cannot be sold, and each one can only ever be held by one player on the entire server. Once claimed, it's gone.

Legendary Titles

One player. One chance. Once claimed, gone forever.

• The First Blade — First player to reach 99 Attack
• The Unbroken — First player to reach 99 Defence
• The Mighty — First player to reach 99 Strength
• The Immortal — First player to reach 99 Hits
• The Runic Edge — First player to equip a Rune weapon
• The Sharpshooter — First player to reach 99 Ranged
• The Archmage — First player to reach 99 Magic
• The Devout — First player to reach 99 Prayer
• The Lumberlord — First player to reach 99 Woodcutting
• The Master Angler — First player to reach 99 Fishing
• The Deepdelver — First player to reach 99 Mining
• The Runite Pioneer — First player to mine Runite Ore
• The Head Chef — First player to reach 99 Cooking
• The Bowmaster — First player to reach 99 Fletching
• The Pyromancer — First player to reach 99 Firemaking
• The Grand Crafter — First player to reach 99 Crafting
• The Forgemaster — First player to reach 99 Smithing
• The Alchemist — First player to reach 99 Herblaw
• The Nimble — First player to reach 99 Agility
• The Shadow — First player to reach 99 Thieving
• The Dragonslayer — First player to complete Dragon Slayer
• The Undying — First player to complete Underground Pass
• The Legendborn — First player to complete Legends Quest
• The Kingslayer — First player to kill the King Black Dragon
• The First Millionaire — First player to accumulate 1,000,000 coins
• The Combat Master — First player to reach max combat level (123)
• The Maxed — First player to reach max total level (1782)

Category Titles

Each category has 10 titles unlocked by accumulating points within that achievement category group. The number in brackets is the point cost to purchase — you also need the matching category score shown in parentheses.

Prestige Titles

No category requirement. Pure point cost — available to anyone with enough total points regardless of how they were earned. These titles have high point cost, but don't require score in any particular category.

• The Immortalized — 50 points
• The Firstborn — 65 points
• The Chosen — 80 points
• The Anointed — 95 points
• The Ascendant — 110 points
• The Apex — 125 points
• The Eternal — 145 points
• The Origin — 165 points
• The Primordial — 185 points
• The One — 200 points