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Hence, if you’re the only one on the team currently online, you can contribute by progressing as far as you can on your own and raking up as many elite kills as possible. Elite kill counts are summed for each team. The team’s overall rank is the farthest any one of the team members has gotten. They are also the only people you’re allowed to trade with. You aren’t required to always play a game with those people, but you cannot join anybody else’s games, nor can anyone else join yours. When you start the first game, they are marked as your team.

Team Ladder: You start a Team Ladder mode game whilst in a party of Team Ladder characters (who have not yet begun the season).

Single Player Ladder: No other players.

Two ladders: Single-Player Ladder and Team Ladder.

Stash separate from Softcore and Hardcore modes.

You aren’t allowed to start a boss fight unless you have 5 stacks of Nephalem Valor.

At the end of the season all characters are lost and everyone has to start over with a fresh character.

Death of a character does not affect ladder rank, but you cannot advance any further for that season.

Ladder rank is based on, in order of decreasing magnitude, which tier you’re in, which act you’re on in that tier, the highest boss you've killed in that act, and how many elites you’ve killed (if you’re tied for everything else).

Tier 1 Act 2, Tier 10 Act 1, or T1A1, T10A1 for short.

Each of these difficulties would be called a tier, f.e. This continues into infinity, with ever increasing monster stats, as far as the player is capable of.

If you beat all four acts on that difficulty, you continue to play the game again on a difficulty equivalent to Inferno Act 2. You play through the game with monster stats and drops equivalent to Inferno Act 1.Each character starts out at level 60 with predefined gear for that class (Blizzard can tune the starting gear for balance between seasons). You get exactly 1 Hardcore character of your choice in each season.