Welcome back to Meca Ranking, where we break down the server-wide consumption of Nine, tax stats, and the grind-heavy leaderboard for Sol: Enchant. Recent updates have stuffed the game with fresh progression events and content, causing the average player level to climb steadily. So, who’s currently leading the pack, and which servers are burning through the most Nine? KookminTree has crunched the data across all servers to bring you the latest intel.

Over 212 players have smashed through to Level 60.

With the addition of the 3rd floor of the Tower of Gods, overhauled hunting grounds, and new growth-focused content, average player stats—and levels—are on a serious upward trajectory. Looking at the leaderboards, we currently have 12 players at Level 63, 15 at Level 62, 49 at Level 61, and a staggering 135 sitting at Level 60.That massive cluster at Level 60 is the real headline. It seems the experience requirements spike so sharply after 60 that most rankers have hit a temporary wall. Expect 60, 61, and 62 to remain the primary bottleneck for the elite for a while.

Among the top tier, Antom from the Ibras 2 server stands out as the only non-streamer server player to hit Level 63. As a key member of the Kildeath guild, which currently dominates Ibras 2, Antom was elected as the Server God last week. All eyes are on Antom to see how this momentum translates to the upcoming Tower of Gods 3rd floor world content.

Nat from Caltheon 1 claims the #1 spot in server-wide Nine consumption.

This week’s Nine-burning champion is Nat from the Big Squad guild on Caltheon 1. Nat recently changed that handle using a reward from a 1-character nickname event, and has managed to burn through a massive 2.781 billion Nine in just one week.

Outside the streamer circles, Night Jota from the Regina 1 server is making waves. Burning 1.743 billion Nine in a week, Night Jota sits at 3rd place overall. As a member of the top-dog Dokkaebi guild on Regina 1, Night Jota has been elected Server God three times in a row. At this rate, another term seems like a safe bet.

Who leads Nine consumption by group?

So, how do the world groups stack up? The top spenders are Nat (Caltheon 1), Kaswangno1 (Lindel 3), Pumping (Ibras 1), Mugyolja (Helonde 1), Mounjojaryong (Erne 2), Shinmajeok (Richard 5), and Jota (Regina 1). Caltheon currently holds the crown for the highest average spending, with its top 10 players burning an average of 1.198 billion Nine.

What about the server-wide Nine rankings?

When we look at the internal server Nine consumption—the metric that actually decides the Server God—the race is heating up early. Caltheon 3 is particularly interesting, as the server’s first-ever God, Rangsoon, is burning through 1.05 billion Nine in a single week to keep the lead.

Challenging that dominance is Bitnalbin of the Seongsu-dong guild, holding the top spot with 1.109 billion Nine spent. Guildmate Chino is trailing close behind in 3rd with 989 million Nine. Meanwhile, Seontun, a two-time Server God on Caltheon 3, is suspiciously quiet. Given the razor-thin margins between these top players, the next election period is going to be a bloodbath.

What about the tax rankings?

With another week in the books, the coffers are overflowing. Caltheon 1 is leading the pack with 357,200 in succession rewards and 992,289 diamonds in consecutive succession rewards. Since the Server God on Caltheon 1 rotates weekly, these rewards are piling up fast. It’ll be fascinating to see who finally pulls off a consecutive term to claim that stash.

Excluding streamer servers, Regina 1 holds the highest tax pool, boasting 189,480 in succession rewards and 47,370 diamonds in consecutive rewards. With the aforementioned Jota reigning as God, the growth potential here is significant.

What’s the class distribution among top rankers?

Shifting gears to class diversity among the 76 rankers who have hit Level 61 or higher: Knights still dominate at 46.1%, followed by Rangers at 28.9% and Mages at 25%. Interestingly, Rangers saw a slight gain of 0.8 percentage points this week, while Knights dipped by 1.1 percentage points.

Sol: Enchant player poll

Last week, we asked what you were most excited about in the August update. The new Healer class took the cake with 53.95% of the vote. The anticipation for this class is clearly massive, and we’re all curious to see if it delivers.

World Exchange followed with 40.79%. Players chimed in with plenty of questions: "When will we get details on how this works?", "When do we elect the main God?", "Can we get an integrated exchange instead of just World?", and "What are the fees for the World Exchange?"

This week's poll topic: Sol: Enchant recently added the Hellfire Temple special dungeon, a safe zone where you can grind for EXP and Nine. However, some players argue that two hours of grinding here isn't as efficient as hitting the traditional hot spots in the Caltheon region. What’s your take? Vote now, and we’ll reveal the results next week.