Spend points against a line, not a vibe
Forty-three badges are published in five tiers: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Diamond, and Amethyst. One build guide mentions Hall of Fame. The threshold sheets stop at Amethyst, so this wiki keeps five tiers and does not invent a sixth column.
The creator shows which badges your attributes can reach. You then spend Badge Points in the Badges menu. A high attribute does not equip the badge by itself.
Or versus and
Catch and Pop is the clearest example. Bronze through gold accept three-point or mid-range. Diamond and amethyst require three-point and mid-range. Other badges use a slash when either package works, such as Glove's ball-handle path or post-control path. Read the cell. Do not turn every slash into a plus.
Where the sheets disagree
Two sheets match each other. A third sheet, dated 10 Aug 2026, differs on High Flyer, Perfect Lays, Putback Finisher, Relentless Finisher, Fast Breaker, Hustler, Iron Screens, and Traffic Finisher. Whistle Wizard is filed under shooting in one sheet and playmaking in the other. Paint King is listed under both finishing and post scoring, and those copies do not use the same numbers.
Each of those badges on this site prints both readings. Neither column was averaged, and neither was deleted.
What a badge does
The threshold sheets do not publish an in-game percentage for a badge effect. The only effect sentence repeated from those sheets is that Limitless Shooter adds range and three-point success. Everything else on the badge pages is a requirement, not a promised boost.
A practical order
- Choose the job in Builds.
- Find two or three badges that job cannot play without. Creators are usually looking at a shot badge plus Space Maker and a handle badge. Locks look at Locks, Intimidator, and Navigator. Bigs look at Rim Saver, Rebound Chaser, a post badge, and Iron Screens.
- Raise only the attributes on that bronze or silver line.
- Leave the conflicting 10 Aug sheet line visible while you test. If the live creator shows a different number, the live creator wins.
Takeovers are a separate pick in the creator. Their meter fills in park runs. See Takeovers. Board Hunter and Glue Guy are names without a published effect.