Abyssion rarity tiers
Rarity is how few people gave your answer today. The day starts from an expected spread, then real answers replace it. A correct answer almost nobody knows can hit the hidden one-in-a-million bonus. The rules call that a huge depth bonus, not a dot on the legend.
The six names
| Name | Plain reading | Colour on the home panel |
|---|---|---|
| Courante | Everyone thought of it | Grey |
| Peu courante | Common, but not the first thought | Green |
| Rare | A few people found it | Blue |
| Très rare | A real find | Purple |
| Rarissime | Almost nobody thought of it | Orange |
| Exceptionnelle | Nobody expected it | Gold |
Ocean layers, separate from the names
The rules page marks the lit zone to 200 m, twilight from 200 m, midnight from 1,000 m, abyssal around 4,000 m, and hadal past 6,000 m. A perfect dive on that scale reaches 10,994 m, Challenger Deep. The home also marks 12,500, 15,000, and 20,000 m. Dive 30's deepest run was −23,300 m, so a score can pass 10,994 m.
I treat 200 / 1,000 / 4,000 / 6,000 as places in the water, not as the price of Rare or Exceptionnelle.
Evidence at a glance
| Information | Source status |
|---|---|
| Six names and hidden bonus; ocean zones | 1 publisher · official home, rules and FAQ |
Questions people ask
Is Légendaire a tier?
No. The six names on the public home are Courante, Peu courante, Rare, Très rare, Rarissime, and Exceptionnelle. One in a million is described as a hidden bonus, not a seventh dot.
Does 4,000 m mean Rare?
No. Those metre marks are ocean layers on the rules page. They are not a published price list for the six names.
Sources
- Public rules — checked 2026-11-11
- Public FAQ — checked 2026-11-11
- Dive 30 archive — checked 2026-11-11