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'''Power Rankings''' are community-generated lists which rank players according to their overall performance both inside and outside their area. Power Rankings can be as small as state level (or two per state, in the case of California) or as large as National. | '''Power Rankings''' are community-generated lists which rank players according to their overall performance both inside and outside their area. Power Rankings can be as small as state level (or two per state, in the case of California) or as large as National. No worldwide Power Rankings have been attempted, partly due to the lack of competition between national regions. | ||
Most ranking lists are created through a panel system. After the panel is appointed, each panelist creates a list, usually ranging from 10 to 25 players | Most ranking lists are created through a panel system. After the panel is appointed, each panelist creates a list, usually ranging from 10 to 25 players, equal to the size of the final list. Points are then assigned according to list placing. | ||