It is time for the Blade & Soul Revolution Meca Ranking. On July 29, the new class Miho Swordmaster finally arrived in Blade & Soul Revolution. With the game offering free class change tickets, players—whether new, returning, or veterans—are diving into the Miho Swordmaster experience. Today’s chart captures the state of the game just before the update maintenance, providing a perfect benchmark to see how things shift in the coming weeks.

The update also brought us a new server, 'Ever-changing'. The previous 'youngest' server, 'Munjeonseongsi', has now graduated to join the ranks of the established servers. If you are curious about the fresh meta, the new server’s class chart is the place to look—it’s essentially a sneak peek at what to expect once the dust settles on the main servers.

The Warlock remains the undisputed king of the charts, widening the gap with the second-place Archer to 7.6 percentage points. Looking at how previous new classes landed, I suspect the Miho Swordmaster will settle somewhere between the two, filling the void that currently looks suspiciously like an empty seat left for it.

Among the older classes, the Destroyer and Summoner are still trending upward, climbing 0.7% and 1.7% respectively to secure 5th and 7th place. The Destroyer is now neck-and-neck with the Gunslinger in a proper fight for position. However, with the new class entering the fray next week, holding onto current shares might be the smarter play than aggressive ranking climbs.

Combat power rankings and class preferences on the new server 'Ever-changing'

This is the Day 1 chart for the 'Ever-changing' server, pulled exactly 24 hours after launch. New servers offer a 'jumping' benefit that starts players at Hongmoon level 50, making it easy to cross the level 60 threshold in a single day. The combat power ceiling seems to hover around 2.4 million for now, though these numbers are shifting rapidly.

The class distribution among the top 200 players is exactly what you’d expect from a server launch: the Miho Swordmaster dominates with a staggering 59.5% share. The Gunslinger, Destroyer, Archer, and Twinblade follow, but they are fighting for scraps. Every other class is lingering around the 2% mark. It will be interesting to see which classes manage to stay relevant as the initial hype dies down.

Mythical Guardian Spirit special option statistics

We are still waiting to see if the new class launch impacts the Mythical Guardian Spirits. For now, the meta is static: 'Intense Galaxy Jecheon Daeseong' rules PvP, while 'Harsh Sun Torimwang' holds the PvE throne. 'Life Galaxy Seonghwajo' continues its slide, barely holding onto 14%.

The special option rankings mirror the spirits mentioned above. The first-tier options are a three-way battle between Intense, Harsh, and Life, while the second-tier race is a duel between Galaxy and Sun.

Guardian Deity combination statistics based on leaders

The weekly tug-of-war between Awakened Poharan and Fleet Admiral Eun Gwang-il is as predictable as ever. Both saw a rebound, but Poharan takes the win this time, climbing 7 percentage points to reclaim the top spot, leaving Eun Gwang-il to step back.

The battle for third place was a blunder for Mukhwa Witch Jin Seo-yeon, who dropped 5 percentage points. This allowed Yeowang Hong Seok-geun to slide into 3rd place with 17% without even breaking a sweat.

This week's ranker setup

The first player in the entire game to hit +20 on a Mythical weapon: 'Jung-seonsaeng'

Recently, the official Blade & Soul Revolution community was set ablaze by a +20 Mythical weapon. I tracked down 'Jung-seonsaeng' from the Gun-gye-il-hak server to examine the gear. Thanks to that massive weapon upgrade, their attack power has soared past 4.9 million. 5 million is clearly within reach.

Digging deeper, there is still plenty of room for growth. The sacred items have L-grade refinement potential, and the Mythical accessories could be further upgraded. They could also swap out the remaining Shining Ancient accessories for Mythical ones. And, of course, the weapon itself could eventually reach the 'Jucheon' stage to push the combat power limit even further.

As for the Martial Tome, they’ve already maxed out the essentials, running the four-piece 'Rage Decisive Battle' set. With 'Escort' for defense and 'Catch Vitality' for support, this setup is a PvP powerhouse. Any faction lucky enough to have 'Jung-seonsaeng' on their side should feel quite confident.

Blade & Soul Revolution User Poll

Last week, we asked about your class change plans in light of the new update. With free tickets on the table, it’s no surprise that 49.1% of you decided to wait and see before committing. However, 26.3% were decisive, switching to the Miho Swordmaster the moment the servers went live. I’m dying to know how you’re finding the new gameplay.

So, for the next poll, we want to hear your thoughts on the Miho Swordmaster. Forget the hype—rate the fun, performance, and visuals on a scale of 10. Cast your votes, and I will report back with the verdict in next week’s Meca Ranking.