[Meca Ranking] Welcome to our 'THM Ranking' corner, where we dissect the server rankings for 'Arthdal Chronicles' across Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau. Following the major November update, top-tier players saw their combat power climb, though the pace remains decidedly sluggish compared to our South Korean counterparts. Why the disparity? And just how much have the rankings shifted over the past week? KookminTree has done the legwork to find out.

[Meca Ranking] 'Alliance Raid & Tower of Challenge' rankings see a slip for THM players

With the region integration finalised last week, the 'Alliance Raid' and 'Tower of Challenge' rankings have been tallied. Previously, top players from each local server dominated the charts, but the integration has seen them eclipsed by South Korean players, resulting in a sharp drop in their standings. Consequently, these top THM players have been missing out on the substantial combat power buffs they once enjoyed, leading to a notably slower average growth rate than that of the South Korean servers.

Amidst this, player 维加 of Chusando 3 (Storm Caller) continues to defy the trend. In just one week, they boosted their combat power by a massive 3,609, becoming the first in the THM region to breach the 190,000 threshold. Securing 4th place in the Tower of Challenge likely helped keep that momentum alive. Others standing firm include priest 月魁 of Hajesan 3 (+2,866), Storm Caller 瀚墨 of Hajesan 2 (+3,053), and 神無忌 of Chusando 2 (+2,679). It will be fascinating to watch them clash with the Korean titans in the integrated fields.

So, how do the two groups stack up in terms of average combat power? Looking at the top 20 players in each, Hajesan sits at 139,621, while Chusando trails at 124,948. Hajesan clearly holds the edge, with a strong core of mid-to-high rankers helping them achieve double the average combat power growth compared to the Chusando group.

Regarding class distribution in the THM servers: Chusando leans into a spread of 30% Storm Caller, 20% Fighter, 10% Priest, 20% Archer, 15% Twin Sword, and 5% Paladin. Hajesan is significantly more skewed, with 55% Storm Caller, 20% Archer, 10% Paladin, and 5% each for Priest, Fighter, and Warrior. With so many Storm Callers across both groups, they are certainly well-equipped for large-scale warfare.

As for faction scores, 维加 (Chusando 3, Storm Caller) took the lead with 10.09 billion points, followed by 瀚墨 (Hajesan 2, Storm Caller) at 9.33 billion, and 月魁 (Hajesan 3, Priest) at 8.71 billion. These figures remain significantly lower than those seen in South Korea—likely due to difficulties hunting in the Black Night Archipelago and a reliance on the Fox Flower Snowy Plains. For comparison, the top South Korean player, 패악질 (Yunseul 2), sits at 20.22 billion points. You can check the detailed breakdown of the THM group rankings on the KookminTree website.