Strength Rank

Strength Rank is a nation's competitive rank. There are 7 Ranks, each of which is broken into 3 Tiers, except for the top Rank, Hegemon, which only has one tier.

Rank cutoffs are determined once a day.

Stone
Stone is the lowest rank, and broken into three tiers. The Stone rank is roughly the lowest 30% of nations by Strength Rating. In real life, this is the rank that the tribes of Africa managed to reach over thousands of years. Really makes you think.

Bronze
The second lowest rank, also broken into three tiers. The Bronze rank is roughly the next 20% lowest nations after Stone, or nations in the 30th to 50th percentile by Strength Rating.

Iron
The third lowest rank, also broken into three tiers. The Iron rank is roughly the next 15% lowest nations after Bronze, or nations in the 50th to 65th percentile by Strength Rating.

Silver
The middle rank, also broken into three tiers. The Silver rank is roughly the next 15% lowest nations after Iron, or nations in the 65th to 80th percentile by Strength Rating.

Gold
The third highest rank, also broken into three tiers. The Gold rank is roughly the next 10% nations after Silver, or nations in the 80th to 90th percentile by Strength Rating.

Platinum
The second highest rank, only second to the Hegemon rank. It is broken into 3 tiers and contains the top 10% of nations.

Hegemon
The highest rank, the Hegemon rank contains (roughly) only the top 5 nations (or Hegemons) in the game.