Welcome to the November 2025 edition of our Server Trend report, where we scrutinise the server landscape and key performance metrics of B&S Revolution. With the 7th-anniversary mega-update behind us, November has been quite the whirlwind. We’ve seen the arrival of the new Boosting World 'Revolution', the debut of our twenty-fourth class, the 'Bidosulsa', and the introduction of the 'Revolution Gyeonggongjeon'. I’ve also taken an early look at class distribution. This report compiles data from 13 servers and 2,600 players to give you the lay of the land.

November Servers and Faction Matters

November felt like a festival across every server. With the B&S Revolution 7th anniversary falling on December 6, the build-up—from pre-events to the main festivities—has been electric. Even though this is an annual tradition, it never loses its charm. This year, the addition of the Bidosulsa class and the new Boosting World 'Revolution' server have kept things particularly spicy.

The Boosting World 'Revolution' server was crafted to make your early-game grind truly count. The 'Revolution: Infinite Competition' event is a weekly race where completing specific missions nets you some rather handy rewards.

In the first week, any player who hit Hongmun Level 1 received seven 'Essence of Spirit Bags (3,000)', while the Top 10 level earners snagged 700 'Spirit Stones'. Since the event window closed just six days after launch, the race was frantic. Our top-tier players are already well past Hongmun Level 54, waiting for the second week's challenges to drop.

The server everyone's talking about in November is 'Maehwageomjon'. As a sibling server born from the Hwasan-Gwi-hwan collaboration, it boasts a higher growth ceiling. Now that the new 'Revolution' server has entered the fray, the faction balance is shifting. I dropped by to see how the two sides are squaring off.

Last week’s Faction War was a comfortable win for the Honcheon-gyo. The Murim Alliance clocked in at about 220 million points, while the Honcheon-gyo surged to 300 million—a gap of 80 million. On paper, their level and combat power looked neck-and-neck, but it seems the Honcheon-gyo simply outmanoeuvred them.

The heavy hitters for the Honcheon-gyo were the 'Virus' and 'Eunin' clans, while the Murim Alliance relied on 'Geomhon' and 'Pokgun'. While the clans are similar in scale, 'Virus' is currently looking formidable, holding the top three spots in the level rankings and boasting significant combat power. The Murim Alliance has their work cut out for them, and all eyes are on whether they can reclaim the initiative in December.

November Issue Check!

The 7th-anniversary content has been relentless. The two standouts are the 'Revolution Gyeonggongjeon' and the 'Mugongpae Transcendence' system. The former is essentially a mini-game obstacle course where everyone competes on a level playing field. Stripped of gear and combat stats, it’s a pure test of your parkour skills. With 20,000 Black Spirit Stones on the line for record-holders, it has certainly stoked the competitive fires of our players.

On the equipment front, all eyes are on the 'Mugongpae'. With the introduction of the 'Mythic [Extreme]' tier and the new transcendence system, things are getting complex. Transcendence levels 1-4 unlock 'U-grade' refining options, while the 5th tier grants a unique 'Transcendence Option'. Since these bonuses vary by category—Attack, Defence, or Support—the meta for class builds is about to get a massive shake-up.

November Server Keywords & Class Focus

As mentioned, 'Revolution' is our new server of the month. It’s the youngest of the bunch but comes packed with the 7th-anniversary celebrations, the Bidosulsa launch, and the Boosting World tag. It’s crawling with new and returning players, helped along by generous support events like the 'Red Spirit Stone Payback'.

For a recommended server, I’ve picked 'Maehwageomjon'. Think of it as the elder brother to the newer Boosting World servers. It’s growing faster and has a higher average combat power than its junior, 'Hwasansinryong'. Players who haven't hit Hongmun Level 81 yet can still benefit from the residual Boosting World effects.

Our 'Focus Server' is 'Yuadokjon'. With an average combat power exceeding 8.28 million, it’s currently the most powerful server in the game. It’s also incredibly balanced, making it a hotbed for faction warfare. With the new Mugongpae Transcendence system in play, individual build choices are going to dictate the outcome of future skirmishes.

KookminTree tracks class metrics regularly, but this is the first time we’ve put a new class in the spotlight so quickly. The Bidosulsa has been out for less than a week, and I’ve compared it with the 'Saseulsa' and 'Gyeoksa'—the two classes most likely to feel the pressure.

Even the mighty Saseulsa has taken a hit, dropping to 3rd place as the Bidosulsa surged ahead. It’s a respectable hold, but the Gyeoksa wasn't as lucky, falling 3.7% points to 2nd place. Since they share similar combat roles, the competition was always going to be fierce.

The Bidosulsa’s debut sits at 19.9%—just shy of the 20% mark—taking the top spot. It’s a stellar start, but the landscape is volatile. With free class-change coupons still in circulation and an additional one handed out after a balance tweak, players are still experimenting. If the new class doesn't quite click, we might see a shift back to old favourites.

Territory and Combat Power by Server

The territory chart reflects the results of the battles held on November 23. With battles happening again today, it’ll be interesting to see how these numbers shift. The reduction in the number of capturable territories seems to have tightened the faction gaps across servers; it’s a more intense struggle than before.

The most one-sided result was on 'Daegimanseong', with the Murim Alliance holding 10 territories to the Honcheon-gyo's 2. However, the actual faction war scores weren't as lopsided, suggesting this could turn around at any moment.

As for combat power, 'Yuadokjon' is simply in a league of its own, threatening to break the scale of our chart. Servers like 'Geumgangbulgoe', 'Byeonhwamusang', and 'Jeolsemiein' are hovering below the 6 million mark. Boosting servers are still finding their feet, so we’ll keep an eye on their growth trajectory in the coming months.