This badge lists the percentage of each Weapon, Weapon Modification, Character, Gear type you've unlocked. The Total also includes item capacity upgrades. Blue is for commons, silver is uncommon, gold is rare, and the burgundy is for ultra-rares. Promotional items aren't tracked here

This badge quickly show how consumables and capacities are related for a player. Purple means that the player has at least 250 of the consumable type. Green means that the player has less than 250 buthas at least as many of the consumable as they are able to carry. Red means that they have none of that consumable. Orange/yellow means that they have at least one but less than their limit. From left to right, the symbols correspond to thermal clips, medi-gel, ops survival packs, and missiles.

Same as the above, only smaller

Because small isn't small enough

This badge gives an estimated number of premium spectre packs neccessary to have all levels of all rares. This estimate assumes that each premium spectre pack drops 1.12 rares (this covers the 0.88 ultra-rare drop rate). The second value is the corresponding number of credits needed to buy that many packs (in kilocredits) and the last value listed is how many US Dollars it would cost to simply buy your way to completion (assuming three dollars per pack). The statistics on ultra-rare drop rate are pulled from the collaborative ME3 pack stats project: here

For the Asari who has everything, this is identical to the Til Completion badge, but also includes ultra-rares in the calculus.

A repeat of the above with only the packs included (to fit more stuff in your forum signature)

A repeat of the above with only the packs included (to fit more stuff in your forum signature)

This badge gives a quick look at the distribution of your weapon levels. The colors here match those in the acquisition badge, though this one includes promotional weapons in purple at the end. The parallel horizontal bars show the areas in which weapons should appear.

This badge shows two things. Firstly, the number is your N7 level. The background colors show how that N7 level is distributed across promotions. Adept promotions are blue, soldiers are red, engineers are orange, sentinels green, infiltrators grey, and vanguards purple. Players who have never promoted are given equal width bars of each.

This badges shows how far along in the completion of all of the new post-retaliation challenges you are. Look and be depressed.

The 'Everything' badge. This one has the best parts of all the other badges crammed into a single image so as to maximize the data available inside a given space. This will take up the majority of a forum signature area, but has more information than you'd get by simply using multiple badges. This is the best badge on Citadel Station.

Most of these badges just offer facts. This badge, though, it judges you. It tells you how many rare and ultra-rare items you unlock per hour of gameplay. If that wasn't enough, it also gives you an estimate of how long it will take you to unlock all of the rares or ultra-rares if you continue at your current rate.

This badge shows your success rate in the weekend challenges. Older challenges are to the left. Newer ones are added on the right. Gold means success. Grey means shameful failure (or even more shameful non-participation).