Welcome back to [Meca Ranking], your go-to source for Arthdal Chronicles: Three Factions (hereinafter Arthdal Chronicles). The November server transfer event officially wrapped up on the 5th. We've seen a fascinating migration pattern: top-tier players scattered to various servers in pursuit of growth, though some have clustered together with an eye on the integrated content. So, how do the servers look now? KookminTree has crunched the numbers.

Server Combat Power Overview

First, keep your eyes on Isodeunyeong. The Korean alliance, previously on Isodeunyeong 3, has moved to server 1 to join forces with the coalition. It’s a tactical shift aimed at dominating cross-server content like Total War and Alliance Raids. Server 1, already bursting at the seams, is now even more lively.

The mercenaries who flocked here for last season’s internal skirmishes have largely packed their bags and returned to their home servers, leading to a significant population dip. That said, heavy hitters like L-Representative (from Yunseul 3), Cheonhacheongeom, and Heukgisado remain, ensuring their presence in integrated content remains formidable.

The Pokpa alliance is back in town, returning to Irae 3 after their excursion to Aramunhaeseulla 3. Coupled with an influx of new talent, the average combat power here has surged, positioning the Irae group for a major comeback in field content.

Siaru was once a bit of a ghost town with underwhelming stats, but things have changed. A wave of new arrivals—including the Hwansaeng alliance featuring players like Simjeongji, Hobeopseong, Ppalgang, Noejongji, Bulkkotgeomgaek, and Daol—has drastically boosted the server's average combat power.

Yunseul remains relatively stable. While top-tier players like L-Representative have moved on, the server’s backbone is intact. With powerhouses like Paeakjil, Michinja, Michingye, Bulldozer-v, Nunbadonggonchungkkeopjil, Jijeokjil, and Okdongja all boasting over 150k combat power, they remain the team to beat.

Some top players have trickled back to Mihaje, spreading across servers 1 and 2 in a bid to dominate. However, with their leader Heukgisado still tied up in the Aramunhaeseulla region and overall numbers remaining low, don't expect a sudden sweep in cross-server events.

The KING alliance, which settled in during the October transfers, is still running the show. With the addition of Dalmuri from Aramunhaeseulla 2 and minimal departures, they maintain high average combat power and a large roster, making them a strong contender for the current season.

Daraburu and Inaisingi have been remarkably quiet. No major alliances or top-tier players have moved in, leaving these servers rather peaceful. A few mid-to-high level players have moved in, likely looking for a quiet place to grind and catch their breath.

What about the average combat power rankings?

Server transfers have caused a total shake-up in the rankings. The average combat power on several servers has spiked: Isodeunyeong 1 rose by 5,626, Irae 3 by 11,565, and Siaru 1 by an impressive 15,236.

How are the faction scores looking?

It’s been a slow week for faction scores due to the post-transfer lull and the lack of elections. Paeakjil from Yunseul 2, who avoided transferring, sits at the top with 20.206 billion points. Cheonhacheongeom (Aramunhaeseulla 2), Doduk (Isodeunyeong 2), and KingSmaN (Airuz 3) follow close behind.

What about the job distribution for top players?

Among the top 100 players, the Storm Caster leads at 23%, followed by Archer (18%), Warrior (18%), Holy Knight (17%), Priest (10%), Fighter (8%), and Twin Swordsman (6%). Looking at the top 500 (100,258+ CP), the distribution shifts: Storm Caster (28.2%), Priest (20.8%), Archer (15.4%), Warrior (8.8%), Twin Swordsman (9.2%), Holy Knight (9.2%), Fighter (6.4%), and Dangguri (2%).

Arthdal Chronicles User Poll

Last week's poll on 'Black Night 4 Islands vs. Fox Flower Snowfield' was a tight race, ending 52% to 48% in favor of the islands. Players cited better item drops and peace-time efficiency as the main reasons for choosing the Black Night 4 Islands.

Now, for this week's question. The developers recently announced a major region integration scheduled for the 19th, merging Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and Global regions. This will centralize Total War, Alliance Raids, Tower of Challenge, the Exchange, and matchmaking for Black Night Islands and Frosty Cliff. What’s your take on this massive unification? Vote now and we'll reveal the results next week.