Appears next to your name on every leaderboard row.
Lotus
Roots in the mud, bloom above the water.
• Shows next to your name on every ranked row.
• One badge at a time, shown in every league you play in.
• Ownership is permanent — keeps applying as long as your account exists.
About Lotus
Lotus is a common badge for Team Up. Roots in the mud, bloom above the water. It is a one-time $0.99 unlock that then applies across every league you play in.
Lotus is a badge — a small animated mark that sits right next to your name on every ranked row. Badges are the most compact way to add personality to your presence: they read clearly at row height, stack neatly beside your gamer tag, and show up anywhere your leaderboard does, including inside Discord. Like every Team Up cosmetic, Lotus is purely visual and has no effect on your rating.
Design & animation
Lotus renders in tan around its 🪷 mark. It moves with a gentle floating drift, at a slow and hypnotic pace (5s loop). A tan glow rings the icon so it stays visible against any row background.
Common is the everyday tier — a clean, readable look that still sets your row apart from the plain default.
At a glance
- Type
- Badge
- Rarity
- Common
- Price
- $0.99
- Animation
- 5s loop
How to get Lotus
- Open the badges shop from your Team Up dashboard and unlock Lotus for $0.99 — a single purchase, no subscription.
- Equip it from your cosmetics locker. You choose which of your leagues display it, so you can run a different look per community.
- Ownership is permanent — it keeps applying for as long as your account exists, and it never expires or resets.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Lotus cost?
Lotus is a $0.99 one-time purchase. There is no subscription — you pay once and own it for good.
Does Lotus affect my rating or rank?
No. Lotus is purely cosmetic. It changes how you appear on Team Up — the look of your leaderboard row — and has zero effect on your Elo, your win rate, or where you place.
Which leagues can I use Lotus in?
Any of them. Lotus unlocks on your account, and you choose which of your leagues display it — so you can run it in one community and a different cosmetic in another.
What does Common rarity mean?
Common is the everyday tier — a clean, readable look that still sets your row apart from the plain default.
