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Though, there are like 6-7 players who reached master, three being master as prior rank.
Still, pale blue and "paler blue" yet are nearly the same, so I suggest to change the color for master-rank with the upcoming beginner-update.

Since most of the cool vanilla colors are taken, a custom color is the best choice.
Below is my suggestion, I'd like green, since all green colors are beginner bound, like this we would have a high rank green.
Mintgreen:
(In this case: RGB 89, 222, 139 | Hex: #59de8b )

Pls post other colors below if you think they'd suit better!

Also, it would be highly appreciated changing the description to "mentoring 30 ppl" instead of "100", as it is outdated.

Agreed. That colour makes it much easier to differentiate between No Lifer and Master ranks. I like the idea of it being related to the VIP colour too.

I like the idea of changing the colour myself, but mint green doesn't appeal to me personally, however, i'm open to change

I was thinking of a more bluish color, like between helper and moderator but not too close to the staff colors.

Master. I rest my case.

the color with vanilla code &1 is not related to any rank yet, at least it would be a bit more "bluish"

though, it's eye-cancer at some point

Crovan wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 18, 2017 8:22 pm

the color with vanilla code &1 is not related to any rank yet, at least it would be a bit more "bluish"

though, it's eye-cancer at some point

Eyecancer indeed. Colours 0, 1 and 8 should never be a rank or even a colour that should be allowed in chat. 8 not as much as 0 and 1 but bleh.

Crovan wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 18, 2017 8:22 pm

the color with vanilla code &1 is not related to any rank yet, at least it would be a bit more "bluish"

though, it's eye-cancer at some point

For a short period of time it was used for the admin color; just like how the helper color was for a short period used as the moderator color (before helpers were a thing). That dark blue looked way too ugly in chat, and when in a dark room ingame, and a bright room IRL, you cant read it AT ALL.

I dunno if brown could be considered (light, regular or dark brown), just wanted to mention it