Greetings, everyone. Welcome to the [Meca Ranking] for Arthdal Chronicles. The server transfer event for July wrapped up on the 9th. With a significant number of alliances shuffling across servers last season, the dynamics of the integrated fields have shifted once again—and frankly, some rather massive manoeuvres for dominance have been spotted. So, where does each server stand now? KookminTree has crunched the numbers to bring you the comprehensive report.

Server Power Rankings: A Deep Dive

The first group worth noting is, without a doubt, Aramunhaesla. The Yeolhyeol alliance, which departed for Iruju during the May transfer window, has made a return to Aramunhaesla Server 1. Notable top-tier rankers among them include Yeolhyeolttatta (128,632 CP), Yeolhyeoldark (122,170 CP), Yeolhyeolgeumnam (115,229 CP), and Yeolhyeoltuyo (114,045 CP).

Consequently, the Aramunhaesla group now boasts a staggering average combat power. Aramunhaesla Server 1, in particular, has posted some eye-watering figures; excluding sub-characters, the 50th-ranked player sits at 92,883 CP, while the top 20 average a massive 114,024 CP. It is, quite simply, the most formidable server group we have seen.

The primary catalyst for this influx of power is the cross-server content. The boss rewards from the Frosty Cliff and the Black Night Archipelago are the real draw here. It appears they are fortifying their ranks to specifically counter rivals faced in the previous season. With the KING, QUEEN, ShinsegaeII, Shining, and Knights alliances still holding ground in Aramunhaesla Servers 2 and 3, this group is shaping up to be the undisputed powerhouse of the season.

Next on the radar is the Yunseul group. The Kkuldanji alliance from Inaishingi Server 1 has joined Yunseul Server 1. Key rankers such as Michinja (136,980 CP), Pokpungsulsa (123,883 CP), Gyedusin (119,371 CP), and Michinchuchu (112,229 CP) have consolidated here, creating a high-density pool of elite power.

These players have rebranded their alliances to names like Michinja and Mental Hospital, signalling their intent to join forces with the Demon alliance to dominate the integrated fields. Furthermore, the existing Yasdal University alliance on Yunseul Server 1 has been absorbed into the Demon alliance across Servers 2 and 3, forming a colossal bloc. It will be fascinating to see how they fare when they inevitably clash with the Aramunhaesla group at the Frosty Cliff and Black Night Archipelago.

Irae, the reigning champion group from last season, has seen little change in its composition. There were no major departures or high-profile arrivals of note. Consequently, they are expected to maintain a similar level of strength. As they were the top dogs last season, one wonders how they will stack up against the rising titans of Aramunhaesla and Yunseul in the integrated fields.

While Aramunhaesla, Yunseul, and Irae are grabbing headlines for their cross-server dominance, Mihaje is heating up with an intense internal war. Mihaje Server 1 is the epicentre; the Heukgisa-do player from Mihaje Server 3, who spent the last season fighting in the Black Night Archipelago, has invaded Mihaje Server 1 alongside the Nae-gwi-e-Candy alliance from Isodeunyeong Server 1.

The defenders of Mihaje Server 1 aren't exactly rolling over, either. The Sulchanggo, Jonghapbyeongwon, and Glory alliances have formed a coalition, drawing on the server's reputation for having the highest total faction scores and population in the game. We are currently witnessing a rare 'few versus many' conflict. It remains to be seen who will emerge victorious.

Meanwhile, Mihaje Servers 2 and 3, now hollowed out, have become a destination for mid-tier rankers looking to fill the void. Notable arrivals include Yeonsaesalinma (Aramunhaesla 2), Chunhyangi (Irae 2), and Daol (Momo 1) on Server 2, while Server 3 has seen the arrival of Daraburu 1's Sangbal and Hyeol-ui-yeong. These players are clearly gunning for the titles of Total Faction Leader and Outlaw King this season.

The previously quiet Daraburu group has seen the Street Fighter alliance from Isodeunyeong Server 1 move to Server 3, effectively taking control. With the Street Fighter alliance gone, the vacuum on Yunseul Server 1 has been filled by members of the Hoit alliance from the Yunseul group. However, since the Isodeunyeong group has lost significant manpower, their grip on cross-server content is expected to loosen.

With the Yeolhyeol alliance leaving Iruju and the Kkuldanji alliance departing Inaishingi, both groups have become rather desolate. There were no new massive alliances or top-tier rankers to fill the void, leaving only mid-tier players competing for local server control. It is unlikely that either group will hold sway over the Black Night Archipelago or Frosty Cliff this season; they will likely have to wait for the next transfer window to regain relevance.

What about the average combat power rankings?

Let us look at the average combat power across all servers. The server transfers have triggered a major shake-up as rankers scattered and regrouped. The Aramunhaesla and Yunseul groups saw the most significant spikes. Specifically, Aramunhaesla Server 1's average CP rose by 7,221, while Yunseul Server 3 climbed by 7,930, and Yunseul Server 2 jumped by a massive 10,060.

What about the Faction Score rankings?

The faction score competition was less fierce last week, largely due to the server transfers and the lack of faction elections. As a result, Paeakjil from Yunseul Server 2—who did not transfer—topped the charts with 4.746 billion points. Next is Gaseummanjil (Yunseul 3) with 3.821 billion, Hoityeong (Isodeunyeong 2) with 3.365 billion, and Aramsupgonchungkkeopjil (Yunseul 2) with 3.022 billion.

How about the job distribution for rankers?

Changing lanes, let's look at the class distribution. Among the top 100 rankers, the breakdown is: Storm Caller (38%), Warrior (24%), Priest (13%), Twin Sword (11%), Fighter (11%), Dangri (2%), and Archer (1%). When we look at the top 500 rankers (CP 86,890 and above), the landscape shifts to: Storm Caller (27.8%), Priest (22.0%), Twin Sword (18.4%), Warrior (11.8%), Fighter (9.8%), Archer (6.8%), and Dangri (3.4%).

Arthdal Chronicles User Poll

The results for last week's poll on 'What do you think of the Wandering Boss?' are in: 50% said it was disappointing, 30% were satisfied, and 20% were indifferent. While the content itself was welcomed, many players pointed to the lacklustre rewards. The consensus is that when you spend ages tracking and fighting a boss, only to receive nothing because your alliance didn't land the final blow, you naturally lose interest in participating.

Now, for this week's poll topic. With the relentless heatwave, many are heading to cool vacation spots. Arthdal Chronicles has plenty of refreshing, scenic areas, so if you were to take a vacation in the game, where would you go? Please vote, and we will reveal the results next week.