Hello, and welcome to Meca Ranking, your ultimate destination for everything Sol: enchant, covering server-wide Nine consumption, tax info, and all sorts of level rankings. The recent update introduced a brand-new healer class, complete with growth-boosting events and extra character slots that saw plenty of players rolling out their own medics. So, how are the healer level rankings looking across the board? And how about the Nine consumption stats for each realm? KookminTree has dug up the data across all servers to find out.

A staggering 23 healers have crossed level 50 server-wide.

The new healer class excels at patching up allies and throwing up protective shields. Naturally, a lot of folks decided to bring healers up as squadmates or main characters. Especially in the war-torn zones of the Sky Islands, utilizing a healer for handy health regen and buffs has become standard tactical procedure. Thanks to this trend, we are seeing a massive wave of level 50 healers pop up all over.

So, who holds the crown for the highest-level healer out there? According to the data, the top spot goes to Tank from the TheKing guild on the Hellond 1 server, sitting comfortably at level 52. Hot on the heels are Healjong from the Crow guild on Regina 3, Hihihihit on Richard 3, Aldicomplus from the Roma guild on Ibras 5, and Pyoryororong from the Donghaeng guild on Caltheon 5, all hitting level 51. Seeing this many players reach these heights just days after a Wednesday launch is properly bonkers. That 200% healer-exclusive XP potion definitely did some heavy lifting.

A hefty update packed with progression goodies has given everyone's average stats a nice bump, pushing average levels upward. That said, the sheer wall of XP required past level 60 is starting to flatten the curve and normalize player levels. Taking a gander at the all-server level table, we've got 11 players at level 64, 19 at level 63, and a whopping 64 players sitting at level 62. With experience demands this steep, it looks pretty tricky for just one or two lone rangers to pull dramatically ahead of the pack.

Caswangno1 burns through a jaw-dropping 7.6 billion Nine in just one week.

Let's pivot to the Nine consumption charts. This week, Caswangno1 from the Sindallin guild on the Lindell 3 server scorched through a massive 7.64 billion Nine in a single week to claim the number one spot overall. It's quite something to see someone splash that much cash so soon after getting elected as a deity. Our analysis suggests they are burning through Nine to pump up their stats in anticipation of the upcoming world-wide warfare.

For a standout ranker outside the streamer circles, we turn once again to Knight Jota from the Regina 1 server. Jota incinerated 3.14 billion Nine over seven days, landing comfortably in fourth place globally. Much like the top spot, this heavy investment is clearly aimed at securing victories in the Sky Islands and the 3rd floor of the Tower of Gods. At this rate, clinching a fifth consecutive term as server deity looks like a walk in the park.

Who took the crown for Nine consumption in each group?

Now, how are the world group standings shaping up? The data shows that the top spots belong to Not on Caltheon 1, Caswangno1 on Lindell 3, Dita on Ibras 1, Pae on Hellond 4, Jagong on Erne 1, Sinmajeok on Richard 5, and Jota on Regina 1. Lindell takes the cake as the most aggressively funded world group, boasting an eye-watering average of 1.97 billion Nine burned among its top ten spenders.

What about the server-by-server Nine rankings?

Let's inspect the individual server Nine consumption charts that decide local deities. Even with plenty of time left before the next election, a handful of servers are already brewing up fierce rivalries. The most glaring example is Caltheon 2, where Ni from the Myth guild has reigned supreme as server deity for four consecutive terms, clutching the divine seat through sheer, unrivaled Nine expenditure. However, a fellow guildmate known as Chairman is matching those investments this week, eyeing up the divine throne. Since both contenders share a guild roof, this isn't quite a hostile takeover by an anti-deity faction, but it's spicy nonetheless.

Next up on the radar is Lindell 1, where Dongeil from the Trueduce guild and Zen from the Sparta A guild are locking horns in a tight one-on-one Nine-spending duel for the deity title. Last time around, the Sparta A guild managed to halt the Trueduce guild's streak of four consecutive wins and seized the divine power instead, making this upcoming rematch one to watch closely.

How do the server tax coffers look?

The recent update rolled out the World Marketplace, filling up the world tax coffers meant for the supreme deity. Among them, the Lindell world has pulled in the heaviest inheritance rewards, stacking up a colossal 334,040 Diamonds in just a few days. Judging by these numbers, the cumulative payout when the supreme deity finally gets crowned is going to be astronomical.

When looking at individual servers, Lindell 3 takes the gold with 483,389 baseline inheritance Diamonds and an extra 120,847 consecutive inheritance Diamonds in the bank. Given that Lindell 3 is currently bleeding the most Nine of any server in the game, the local economy here is operating on a staggering scale. The prize money will likely find a safe home in the pockets of Caswangno1, who sits atop the all-server Nine consumption ladder.

What is the class distribution among top rankers?

Let's shift gears and look at how the high-level talent is divided by class. Analysing 94 rankers who hit level 62 or higher across all servers, Knights still rule the roost at a dominant 45.7%. Rangers follow closely behind at 31.9%, while Mages round out the chart at 22.3%.

Sol: enchant Community Poll

Here are the results from last week's Sol: enchant Meca Ranking poll. The burning question was: 'When is the best time to drop a blessed scroll on the Absolute God Staff?' A solid 82.61% of voters recommended doing it at +7, while 15.22% suggested playing it safe at +6, and a tiny 2.17% advised leaving the scroll alone altogether. Keep that in mind if you are currently hunting for those staff collections.

Time to unveil this week's burning question. The latest update brought us the Sky Islands, a cross-server battlefield where players from servers 1 through 5 of the same world mingle, scrap, and cooperate. While the grinding efficiency up there is top-tier, you are permanently painted with a target for open-world PK. So, what is your verdict on the Sky Islands? Are they alluring enough to brave the gankers and grind out your 10 weekly hours there? Cast your votes, and we will break down the results right here next week.