Rank and XP
Newcomer to Grande.
The first five ranks are about turning up. After that the ladder climbs the old Spanish nobility, squire to duke to Grande de España, and each title comes with what it actually meant.
How XP is earned
| A correct quiz answer, once per question | 10 |
| Finishing a day, at 60% or better | 100 |
| A clean round, every answer right | 50 more |
| A graded review card | 5 |
| A correct answer in a game | 3 |
| First activity of the day | 50, plus 10 a day of streak, up to 100 |
A day you have already finished pays nothing a second time, and retrying a quiz does not pay again for answers you already got right.
The ladder
NewcomerEverybody starts here.
0 XPBeginnerThe first two or three days, done properly.
500 XPStudentA week or so of turning up.
1,400 XPApprenticeEnough to order, ask, and follow the answer.
2,800 XPDiscipleThe free thirty days, or close to it.
5,000 XPEscuderoA squire. The first step into the old Spanish ranks.
8,000 XPCaballeroA knight. Literally a man on horseback, from caballo.
12,000 XPHidalgoFrom hijo de algo, the son of somebody. Minor nobility.
18,000 XPCondeA count.
26,000 XPMarquésA marquess, originally the lord of a border march.
38,000 XPDuqueA duke, the highest title below the crown.
55,000 XPGrande IGrande de España, the dignity above every title.
80,000 XPGrande IIGrande de España, second grade.
110,000 XPGrande IIIGrande de España, third grade.
150,000 XPGrande IVGrande de España, fourth grade.
200,000 XPGrande VThe top of the ladder.
260,000 XP