So, unlike vBulletin breadcrumbs are built inside of templates (and as Kier so aptly pointed out, my example below is directly from him. 
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XenForo comes with this handy, dandy little tag called:
Inside of it, you place the following code to build your navigation (and I'm assuming the more you have, the deeper the level, but don't quote me on that):
However, Jaxel has figured out how to do this programmatically. Instead of placing an href="" inside of the title, place the following HTML in the template:
And the following in your class:
So, you're final "navigation/breadcrumb" setup (where as vBulletin you required PHP code and such to build this) would look as such:
So, this is probably the first actual thing I've learned about XenForo's inner structure, and I'm proud of it... So, thank you Kier (even tho you sorta made fun of me. 
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)XenForo comes with this handy, dandy little tag called:
HTML:
<xen:navigation></xen:navigation>Inside of it, you place the following code to build your navigation (and I'm assuming the more you have, the deeper the level, but don't quote me on that):
HTML:
<xen:breadcrumb href="Linky">Title</xen:breadcrumb>However, Jaxel has figured out how to do this programmatically. Instead of placing an href="" inside of the title, place the following HTML in the template:
HTML:
<xen:breadcrumb source="$breadCrumbs"></xen:breadcrumb>And the following in your class:
PHP:
$breadCrumbs['test'] = array([/FONT]
[FONT=Georgia] 'value' => 'test',[/FONT]
[FONT=Georgia] 'href' => XenForo_Link::buildPublicLink('full:portal', $page) );
HTML:
<xen:navigation>[/FONT]
[FONT=Georgia]<xen:breadcrumb href="Linky">Title</xen:breadcrumb>[/FONT]
[FONT=Georgia]</xen:navigation>[/FONT]
[FONT=Georgia]
