Battle.net
Link your Battle.net account to track progress across Blizzard's games — including Overwatch, Diablo, World of Warcraft, and Hearthstone.
What gets synced
Game library — every Blizzard game tied to your Battle.net account.
Account-level data — your BattleTag and linked profiles.
Overwatch — competitive rank and stats.
Diablo — character progression and seasonal data.
Depth of data varies by game depending on what Blizzard's API exposes.
How to connect
Open Account Settings → Connections.
Find Battle.net and click Connect.
You'll be redirected to Battle.net's official sign-in page. Sign in.
Approve the connection. You'll be sent back to RivalRyze.
Initial sync runs immediately.
Battle.net sign-in covers all your linked Blizzard games at once.
How often does it sync?
Battle.net data is synced on demand, plus a daily background refresh. Trigger a sync from your profile whenever you want the most recent data — for example, right after a competitive Overwatch session.
This applies on all tiers.
What Battles can I join with Battle.net?
Battles that focus on the games Battle.net covers — competitive rank challenges, win-streak races, seasonal progression battles. The exact mix depends on what's currently available; check the Battles browse page filtered by Battle.net.
See Objective Modes.
Disconnecting Battle.net
Unlink from Account Settings → Connections. You'll be removed from any active Battle.net-based Battles.
Troubleshooting
"No characters found." Make sure your Battle.net account has actively played at least one supported game in the current season. Blizzard's API often doesn't return data for inactive accounts.
Overwatch rank isn't updating.
Trigger an on-demand sync.
Blizzard's competitive stats can take up to an hour to propagate after a game ends. If you've waited and it's still not updated, contact support.
Region issues. Battle.net data is region-specific. RivalRyze pulls from the region your account is registered in. If you play across regions, only the registered region is tracked.
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