renaiss @renaissxyz this time turned Trainer into Levels 1–3; my first thought wasn’t that there are more ranks—it was that ordinary contributors can finally stop asking, “I’ve done so much, but where exactly am I now?” The official line, “This is not a reset. Every contribution still matters,” felt especially warm, like telling longtime OGs: everything you worked on last month still counts. Right after the first Questline cycle ended, they immediately mapped the path as Level 1 → Level 2 → Level 3, bringing scattered contributions back onto a visible monthly map. I really like the phrase “Build Consistency”—it’s not about sprinting for one night, but about coming back every month and steadily doing what needs to be done. What community contributors fear most isn’t hard work—it’s finishing without any sense of direction. The public information hasn’t yet detailed the full requirements for each level, where to view your status, or how old contributions map to the new system—those details are still only available on Discord. So don’t rush to interpret Trainer 1–3 as rankings, rewards, or airdrop clues; its clearest value right now is making the contribution path more transparent: newcomers know where to start, and veteran contributors know where to go next. Next, I’ll verify how to level up, where to check your current status, and how previous contributions translate into the new system.