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# 5.1 Arena Rank
* Arena ranks are divided into 40 levels, and players start from the lowest rank when beginning the game. Winning an Arena battle earns 100 Arena points, and winning 3 or more consecutive battles earns 1000 Arena points each time. Losing a battle results in a loss of 200 Arena points, and losing 3 or more consecutive battles results in a loss of 1000 Arena points each time. Players rank up when they gain 1000 Arena points within each Arena rank, and rank down if their points fall below 0.
* Each Arena has specified parameters based on rank and events. As you progress to higher Arenas, you can gain more experience points and CP, and skill levels are easier to increase. The stamina of the Condition will be consumed in every battle at fixed rate.
* In the Arena Battle, players assemble a deck of 5 Idols and compete against each other 5 times, once for each Idol. 3 or more wins out of 5 matches will result in a win, and 2 or less wins will result in a loss. If you win three consecutive victories, you will receive a bonus in rank points, and if you lose three consecutive battles, you will receive a penalty.
* Even if a player belongs to a lower Arena rank, if the total parameter value of the idols in their deck reaches a certain level, they can skip Arena ranks and start battling in a higher rank. Conversely, if a player in a higher Arena rank has a total parameter value below a certain threshold, they can start battling in a lower rank.
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