Elfyrealm^beta

How do I submit my build?

Enter your UID or nickname in the search bar above. Your showcased agents will be fetched from Enka.Network and evaluated against the available leaderboards automatically.

Alternatively, you can enter your UID or nickname in the search bar of an individual leaderboard. Doing this will fetch only the relevant agent's data, which will be evaluated against that specific leaderboard only.

Are mindscape cinema and W-Engine refinements taken into account?

Leaderboards standardise investment - each leaderboard specifies a fixed mindscape cinema and W-Engine refinement so that rankings reflect disc quality only. Our goal is to have a wide variety of leaderboards to accomodate players at all investment levels. Check a leaderboard's notes for its exact assumptions.

Why doesn't X agent have a leaderboard? I have an idea for a leaderboard for an existing agent, how can I get this added?

You can send a request for an agent leaderboard to be made in the Discord.

Alternatively, we also provide an example of a config file that we use to calculate damage for a leaderboard. By following our instructions and submitting your own config file using our template, you greatly increase the chance of your leaderboard being implemented.

I don't agree with my ranking, how can I get this fixed?

If you have any grievances about a leaderboard's ranking methods, such as assumed conditions, investment used, or rotation used, ask in the Discord.

What is DV (Disc Value)?

DV% (Disc Value) measures how well a disc's substats match a leaderboard's ideal picks. "Great" substats count fully, "good" substats count at half value, and anything else counts as zero. A disc with every roll landed on a great substat scores 100%.

You can see a build's per-disc DV breakdown by clicking on any row in a leaderboard's rankings table to expand its build details.

What is Ceiling Score?

Ceiling Score is your rotation damage shown as a percentage of that leaderboard's "ceiling" - the maximum damage a statistically perfect ("BiS") build could theoretically deal with every substat roll landing on the ideal stat. A Ceiling Score of 100 means your build deals exactly as much damage as that perfect build; anything lower shows how much room is left to improve.

Rankings use this ceiling-relative percentage instead of raw damage because raw numbers aren't comparable across leaderboards: different agents, rotations, and enemy setups produce wildly different damage scales, so a raw number in the millions tells you nothing about how "good" a build actually is on its own, and it's meaningless to compare a raw score on one leaderboard against a raw score on another. Ceiling Score fixes both problems by expressing every build's damage relative to the best that build's own leaderboard could theoretically achieve, so 90 always means the same thing - 90% of the way to a perfect build - no matter which leaderboard you're looking at.

Why is my damage different from what I see in-game?

Elfyrealm calculates theoretical rotation damage against a standardised target with fixed conditions. In-game damage varies based on enemy type, team buff uptime, player execution, and RNG.

These conditions also do not take the following into account: stage buffs, Deadly Assault buffs, or Shiyu Defense buffs (though these factors are something we are considering adding in the future).

Treat the damage that the leaderboard shows you as more of a score meant for relative comparison, rather than a 1:1 simulation of what numbers you should see in-game. Do not compare damage scores between leaderboards and expect accurate results.