Hall of Fame: retire a veteran, help the next fighter
A fighter that has reached level 30 can retire with honours. The plaque stays forever, and its laurels help every fighter you recruit afterwards.
How it works
At level 30 or more, the profile offers "Retire to the Hall of Fame" instead of deleting the fighter. The fighter leaves the roster, freeing the slot, and becomes a read-only plaque. Pending level-ups must be resolved first.
| Plaque | Fighter level | Laurels |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 30 to 39 | 1 |
| Silver | 40 to 49 | 2 |
| Gold | 50 | 3 |
Below level 30, "Retire" simply deletes the fighter.
The laurel bonus
Laurels add up over every plaque. Each laurel gives +5% XP to fighters you recruit after the induction, up to a cap of +20%. The bonus is read once, when you recruit, and frozen on that fighter, so retiring a veteran never speeds up fighters already in your roster.
It is XP only: it never changes stats, perks or power at a given level, so leagues and rankings stay fair. It just gets your next fighter there sooner.
Why retire?
- It frees a roster slot for a new fighter, a different type or school, which fills more of your collection.
- It gives you a permanent plaque on the Hall of Fame screen.
- It unlocks the Hall of Fame achievements.
The Hall of Fame screen is reachable from the main menu and the profile.