The server transfer period, which took place alongside the Raven 2 server merger, has finally come to an end. Naturally, this brought some rather seismic shifts to popular classes and their respective share rates across different servers. Over in the South Korea region, Divine Caster has been dethroned, while Night Ranger has happily climbed back onto the royal seat. Meanwhile, in the mid-tier, Elementalist managed to edge past Deathbringer to comfortably settle into fourth place.

Looking at the popular class charts by server, a rather noticeable chasm is forming between various classes. It is a recurring theme all over the place: the top one and two spots are gobbling up more share, whilst the third spot is bleeding numbers. In fact, we have seen instances where the first and second-place classes secured over 20 percent of the share, while the third dropped below 10 percent. This phenomenon is particularly stark in Nox, Vita, and Mare. On a related note, the Vita and Mare worlds saw a significant drop in guild dungeon rankers, suggesting that some of the heavy-hitting veteran players might have packed their bags and left. That exodus could very well be the culprit behind the widening share gaps between classes.

Overall Class Share

As mentioned earlier, two classes managed to boost their rankings in the South Korea region. First up is Night Ranger, which successfully reclaimed the crown it previously lost to Divine Caster. Following last week's server merger, they were neck-and-neck at 30.3 percent, but the server transfer window gave Night Ranger the exact springboard needed to leap ahead. The two classes experienced a contrasting shift, swinging by 1.6 percentage points.

Elementalist opened up a massive 1.9 percentage point gap ahead of the former third-place holder, Deathbringer. At this rate, a counterattack from Deathbringer looks to be a rather tall order. For context, Elementalist actually held the second-place spot in popularity back during the early launch days of Raven 2, and even after slipping down, it clung to third place for quite a long time. However, climbing back up to third won't be happening overnight, primarily because Berserker is holding its ground with a commanding lead. Thanks to exceptional hunting prowess, Berserker continues to enjoy steady popularity. It is certainly a storyline worth keeping an eye on as shares and rankings continue to shift.

Global Class Share

Over in the global region of Raven 2, some notable rank shifts were caught at the bottom of the ladder. Both Destroyer and Assassin shed some of their share, dropping down to 2.2 percent. Naturally, their rankings took a tumble as well. Joining Vanguard, which sat at ninth place last week, three classes are now tied for seventh place. Meanwhile, at the upper echelons, Divine Caster in first, Berserker in third, and Elementalist in fifth all managed to expand their slices of the pie. That being said, the mid-to-upper tier features such wide gaps in class share that it probably won't trigger any immediate ranking shake-ups.

Specialized World Class Share

Next up is the overall share for the Raven 2 specialized worlds. This marks our second tally, and funnily enough, Elementalist is proving more popular than Night Ranger. Elementalist bumped its share up by 1.5 percentage points, stretching the gap even further to claim an 18 percent slice of the pie.

To add to that, Night Ranger is now looking closer to fourth-place Berserker than second-place Elementalist, with a mere 2.8 percentage point difference separating them from Berserker. We will just have to wait and see how this two-way rivalry pans out. After all, Raven 2 ran server transfers from October 21 to 11:59 PM on October 27, and those transfers might just turn out to be the ultimate wildcard.

Guild Dungeon Ranking Records

Guild dungeons have officially stepped into a brand-new environment, courtesy of the October 21 update which rolled out stage 6 of the guild dungeons. The absolute first to conquer stage 6 was Veteran Club from the Nox - Mors world, clocking in a clear time of 14 minutes and 56 seconds. Of course, the list of stage 6 clearers is bound to grow. Since guild dungeons can only be entered once a week and different guilds tackle them on their own schedules, we will check in on the updated standings during next week's Raven 2 Meca Ranking.

On a side note, the Vita and Mare worlds seem to have suffered a mass exodus of elite rankers and powerhouse guilds. During the guild dungeon ranking tally conducted on the morning of October 23, these worlds boasted the fewest guilds clearing stage 5. Over in Vita,only two guilds managed to reach stage 5, while Mare had a paltry four.This stands in stark contrast to Lux, Nox, and Sol, where upwards of seven guilds comfortably cleared stage 5. Such shifts are widely expected to ripple through upcoming inter-server and inter-world competitive content, including the Ancient Citadel and Conquests.

Raven 2 Meca Ranking User Poll

To wrap things up, let's check out the results of the Raven 2 Meca Ranking user poll. With server transfers underway, we asked readers which server they planned to move to, and a wonderfully diverse mix of opinions pulled in votes. The Lux world took first place, followed by Sol in second—unsurprising, given these are the stomping grounds for formidable guilds and alliances. Meanwhile, the sentiment of having zero plans to transfer secured third place, while Nox and Vita worlds unfortunately struggled to capture much popularity.

As for this week's poll topic, we are talking about statues. Raven 2 erected Primal Statues to celebrate the users who first claimed the Primal Castles in each world. If you could build a statue dedicated to any other in-game content, what kind of monument would you want to see? Cast your votes, and we will reveal the results next time.