In the world of the League of Resonance, musicians are not made - they are born. The gift of music manifests from birth, but true greatness and recognition come only through experience, performances, and the approval of the audience.

Leagues represent levels of skill and social recognition for a musician. They range from the lowest (amateur) to the highest (king of the genre). Each League has its own requirements for advancement: to rise, a musician must complete a certain number of concerts and win duels, earning the support of listeners.

A musician’s symbol reflects their greatness and League rank. The symbol changes with each promotion and serves as a visible mark of authority. Advancement in the League always involves duels or competitions on stage, where the audience plays a key role: they split into three groups - supporting the player, supporting the rival, or remaining indifferent.

Reaching a new League unlocks greater opportunities: access to prestigious stages, increased influence over the audience, and encounters with stronger rivals. Progression always involves risk, competition, and drama, and a musician’s reputation depends on their actions, style, and interaction with the audience.

Leagues and Symbols:

Novice League - Note: a beginning musician showing their talent.

Apprentice League - String: a musician actively training and participating in duels.

Adept League - Peg (Head of an Instrument): a confident performer recognized by the audience.

Virtuoso League - Shell: a master capable of impressing listeners.

Maestro League - Crown with Notes: a musician with influence and high status.

King of Genre League - Symphonic Emblem: an undisputed authority and legendary reputation.