Right, let's dive straight into Meca Ranking, where we break down the latest Nine consumption figures, tax details, and level stats across all servers in Sol: enchant. This week, we saw two characters blast past 30 billion Nine consumed, which genuinely caused a stir—especially since both belong to the Lindel 3 server. Curious about how the overall Nine consumption stacks up across the board? KookminTree has done the groundwork and investigated the cross-server rankings.

Caswangno1 and Kampa smash past the 30 billion Nine consumption milestone

The latest update introduced armor research as new growth content. Because burning Nine boosts survivability, a massive chunk of top rankers locked in a continuous world war across Sky Island and the 3rd floor of the Tower of Gods have jumped straight into this research. Naturally, this sent the cross-server Nine consumption figures skyrocketing.

Standing head and shoulders above the rest is Caswangno1 from the Lindel 3 server. Over the past week alone, Caswangno1 burned a staggering 12 billion Nine, bringing the cumulative total to 325 billion and claiming an undisputed first place not just in the Lindel world, but across every single server. The weekly burn rate is frankly out of this world, making Caswangno1 look like the prime candidate for whenever the Main Gods or Absolute Gods patch drops.

Next up is Kampa, also from the Lindel 3 server. Kampa put up an insane 189 billion last week for a grand total of 313 billion cumulative Nine spent, landing firmly in second place globally. It is a burn rate that practically matches Caswangno1 stride for stride. Given that Kampa acts as a healer for the God-touched guild, analysis suggests this character is either part of a top-tier Lindel 3 squad or belongs to a heavily invested newcomer.

Further down the list, we have Jotbaji from the Dokkaebi guild on Regina 1 burning 7 billion, Tiwa from the Yekrin guild on Elne 1 at 6.8 billion, Yojong from the SpartaA guild on Lindel 1 at 6.6 billion, Mogyulja from the TheKing guild on Hellond 1 also at 6.6 billion, Bulbin from the Joo guild on Kalteon 3 at 6.2 billion, and guildless player Yamiichi on Kalteon 4 clocking in at 6.1 billion.

A cooling off in the Nine consumption race

The selection of deities for the sixth season server is just a single day away. Much like the previous season, this selection cycle hasn't sparked a chaotic frenzy of Nine consumption battles. With few exceptions, the reigning number-one ranker in each server has maintained an overwhelming lead. As the world wars heat up on Sky Island and the 3rd floor of the Tower of Gods, everyone seems intent on clinging to their divine status by any means necessary.

The real anomaly worth watching is Lindel 4. Gang-jongsu from the Mayfly guild, previously known as a high-level ranker who gave the Nine consumption race a wide berth, suddenly dropped 5.5 billion Nine to snatch the server's top spot. However, since that server houses heavyweights like Gaenari and Kasense from the White Night guild—who have pulled off plenty of dramatic upsets in the past—that crown could change hands at any moment.

Moving away from streamer-heavy setups, the normal server to keep a sharp eye on is Elne 4. Last season, the Utopia guild successfully snatched the divine seat here. Now, Kaebiunni from the Geondeul guild—having lost that divine title—has ramped up Nine consumption to jump right back into the fray. With a razor-thin margin of just 11.91 million separating the top two, a proper bloodbath is expected.

Who rules the Nine consumption charts by world group?

So, how do the world group standings look? Our investigation shows Bulbin leading Kalteon 3, Caswangno1 dominating Lindel 3, Antom taking Ibras 2, Mogyulja leading Hellond 1, Tiwa taking Elne 1, Godisan ruling Richard 3, and Jotbaji taking Regina 1. Unsurprisingly, the Lindel world—anchored by Caswangno1—remains the hungriest for Nine by a mile, posting an unprecedented top-10 average of 9.155 billion.

What about the cross-server tax rankings?

Let's talk coin. Which server managed to rake in the most taxes? Lindel 1 took the crown, stacking up 721,872 diamonds in inheritance rewards alongside a staggering 1,345,711 in consecutive inheritance rewards. Excluding the streak bonus, that main inheritance payout is widely expected to land in the pockets of Yojong from the SpartaA guild, who currently sits atop the Lindel 1 Nine consumption charts.

For non-streamer standard servers, Elne 1 pulled the highest inheritance stash, accumulating 506,981 in inheritance rewards and 126,745 in consecutive rewards. Barring any absolute miracles, this payout looks destined for Tiwa of the Yekrin guild, who is gunning to extend a reign as server deity.

How about the cross-server level rankings?

Moving on to level rankings across Sol: enchant. We hit a milestone this week with no fewer than 16 players reaching level 65. Because grinding out the next level requires an astronomical amount of experience points, expect nearly all top rankers to congregate right here at the level 65 ceiling for the foreseeable future. Just below them, 40 players hit level 64, while 130 managed to reach level 63.

What does the top ranker class distribution look like?

Let's pivot slightly and examine the class distribution among elite rankers in Sol: enchant. Looking at the 56 players who crossed the level 64 threshold globally, Knights take up a massive 50% chunk of the pie. Rangers trail behind at 33.9%, while Mages round out the selection at 16.1%.

Sol: enchant user poll

Here are the results from last week's Sol: enchant Meca Ranking poll, which asked: 'What is your most preferred and recommended hero-tier hunting ground?' Taking the top spot with 35% of the vote was Beast Ridge, largely because it dishes out the most generous chunks of experience. Voters noted that with a bit of luck, you can snag legendary or hero-grade gear there while stocking up on plenty of damage-boost scrolls, making it easily the most efficient spot on the map.

Following close behind was Orc Camp at 27.5%, praised for offering a higher expected Nine return via Nine fragments compared to Beast Ridge. Hyde Swamp took 25.83% for having the best average Nine yield, while Shadow Altar rounded things out at 9.17%, offering weaker monsters so that players with lower stats can farm in peace. Hopefully, this helps anyone currently agonizing over where to spend their grinding hours. Adieu, mate!