NGL Biathlon
Every career in NGL Biathlon 2027 builds its own history: who has won the World Cup most often, who has the most championship gold, who has stood on the podium the most. It is all collected in the Hall of Fame. Players ask us where to find it, whether relays count, why an athlete from a lower league is missing and when a globe shows up in the table. Here is how it works
Where to find it
The career screen has a History button with two items: Hall of Fame and My trophies. The Hall of Fame is always open, even before the first race of the season. My trophies opens after your first completed season
Six tables
At the top there are six tabs, each with its own table:
- Big Crystal Globe: first place in the World Cup overall standings for the season
- Winter Games Gold
- WCH Gold, that is World Championships gold
- Small Crystal Globe: winning the standings of one individual format. There are four each season: sprint, pursuit, individual and mass start
- Victories: first places in races
- Podiums: places one to three
Each row shows the place, flag, name and count. Athletes with the same count share a place, and your athlete is highlighted. The Hall opens on the first tab from the left that already has a row
What counts
The Hall of Fame is the history of the top league of the career, the World Cup. Races of the WBU Cup, the Europe Cup, the Juniors Cup and their championships do not go in. So an athlete from a lower league appears in the tables only after moving up to the World Cup
A World Cup season includes the World Championships, and every fourth season the Winter Games take their place. Their races count together with the cup races: a World Championships gold is also a victory and a podium
Only individual races count. The relay, the mixed relay and the single mixed relay do not add victories or medals to the Hall of Fame: a relay result belongs to a country, and its medal cannot be credited to one athlete. The Hall has no team tables
When the numbers appear
Victories, podiums and championship gold go into the tables right after the race. Globes are decided by the whole season, so until the season ends the globe tables show the globes of earlier seasons. The leaders of the standings get their globes when the season closes
Between seasons the numbers no longer change: a closed season is added to the history once, and the next season carries on from there
Men, women and everyone
Above the tables there is a switch: All athletes, Men, Women. It starts on the gender of your athlete. The races of the other gender run alongside yours in the career and have their own history, which the other option shows. All athletes adds men and women up in one table
My trophies and the end of a career
The Hall of Fame is about every athlete in the league. Your own seasons are in My trophies: one row per completed season with your final place and the number of gold medals. Click a row to open the summary of that season
When an athlete's career ends, the Career is over screen shows their awards for each league of the career in the same six rows. Unlike the Hall of Fame, this screen also counts the relays your athlete raced in. From there you can continue the career with another athlete. All athletes and their titles move to the new career, so the Hall of Fame keeps its history, while My trophies starts from scratch
A new career starts the Hall of Fame from zero: there are no titles from real biathlon in it, the history is written by the races of the career itself. The formats themselves are covered in Race formats, relay teams and legs in Relays
