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# Adventure Rank
The Adventure Rank plays a vital role in your overall progression. Almost any activity in-game grants you Adventure EXP including but not limited to the following:
* Exploring
* Questing
* Capturing
* Battling
* Farming
* Crafting
* PvP
* Events
The Adventure Rank also serves as the difficulty level determining the overall strengths and availability of Chainmons in the wild.
When reaching certain Adventure Ranks, you may need to complete special quests deeply tied into the story, which lets you raise your Adventure Rank and unlock additional areas, higher difficulties, and access to a wider range of adventure!
These special quests are tough so be sure to be ready before entering those challenges.
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