Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Meca Ranking for Arthdal Chronicles. On the 5th, the February server integration and transfer event for Arthdal Chronicles officially came to a close. This round of transfers sparked some truly massive server-wide civil wars. So, which servers should you be keeping a close eye on? We at KookminTree have done the legwork to bring you the latest intel.

February Server Integration & Transfers: Which Servers Are Worth Watching?

We have just witnessed the largest-scale server transfer in the history of Arthdal Chronicles. A coalition formed by the Aramunhaesla, Irae, and Airuz servers launched an all-out assault on the notorious alliance residing in the Yunseul server. To make matters even more chaotic, the Mad People alliance from the Sharuka server joined the fray to bolster the defenders in preparation for the first-ever siege. It is, quite literally, a war of the stars.

As a result, the average combat power within the Yunseul group has hit astronomical figures. The top 20 players boast an average combat power of 185,604, and even the 100th-ranked player holds a respectable 109,093. With five players exceeding 200,000, one at 190,000, and seven sitting at 180,000, the firepower here is frankly terrifying. Expect a month of brutal conflict as they fight for absolute hegemony.

Transfers into Ibna were clearly motivated by the upcoming siege. The Hoit alliance, which had previously moved to Yunseul Server 2, has returned. They have joined forces with the Daehan, Minguk, and Dongnip alliances from the former Isodeunyeong Server 1 to form the Blue Dragon and White Tiger alliances. While this is one of the few servers capable of standing toe-to-toe with Yunseul, they are currently allied with Yunseul’s 'notorious' faction, so a direct clash between the two seems unlikely for now.

The Inaisin-gi server saw the arrival of the Black Label alliance from Irae Server 3. Previously scattered across Black, White, and Blue Label factions, they have now consolidated into a single, more formidable unit. Meanwhile, the Hero alliance, which has long dominated Inaisin-gi, remains firmly in place with their strength intact. It will be interesting to see how these two heavyweights share the map.

Starting this February, mobility between Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau servers and global servers has become a reality. Global rank #1 player 'Mario', along with 'Luigi', 'MASTER', and 'AURA', have moved to Chusando. They have joined the Eungeo alliance, led by previous Chusando elites like '大頭川', '神無忌', and '金光閃耀的佩雅'. This move is widely interpreted as a strategic play for upcoming integrated content and siege warfare.

The Namdalsan server was born from the merger of Hajesan Server 1 and Chusando Server 1. It is currently home to a powerhouse roster, including the Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau rank #1 '维加' (who switched to the Fighter class), top-tier Priest '月魁', and Archer '弥罗宫东公子'. If they meet Korean servers in integrated content, they will undoubtedly be a force to be reckoned with.

What is the average combat power ranking across all servers?

Let’s take a look at the average combat power rankings. The recent migrations and mergers have caused top-tier players to scatter and regroup, leading to significant spikes in average power across key servers. Notably, Yunseul leads with 185,604, followed by Ibna (161,102), Inaisin-gi (154,373), and Chusando (148,740).

How about the Power Score rankings?

Competition for power scores was relatively subdued last week, primarily due to the server transfers and the fact that it wasn't a tax collection cycle. As a result, '维加' from the Namdalsan server (who didn't transfer) claimed the top spot with 23,949,880,000 points. '옥스와댄스' from Yunseul took second with 20,387,750,000, '초월' from Saya third with 18,891,450,000, and '大頭川' from Chusando fourth with 17,542,900,000.

What is the class distribution among top rankers?

Shifting gears to class popularity: among the top 100 combatants, Holy Knight (17%) and Archer (17%) are tied for the lead, followed by Fighter (15%), Priest (13%), Danguri (10%), Warrior (10%), and Twin Sword (4%). Looking at a broader sample size (ranks 101-500), the meta shifts: Storm Wizard (31.5%) dominates, followed by Priest (22%) and Archer (20%).

Arthdal Chronicles User Poll

Last week's poll asked for your thoughts on the server tax distribution system. The results show general satisfaction: 52.38% were satisfied, while 14.29% were 'very satisfied'. Only 19.05% were 'very dissatisfied'. It seems the community appreciates that even modest efforts in the archipelago can yield a share of the tax revenue.

Now, for this week's topic. With the Lunar New Year event, the 'Manmul Coin Shop' has arrived, offering tempting rewards like Legendary Summon Selection Chests, +7 Taego Accessory Selection Chests, and Golden Legendary Awakening Challenge Selection Chests. Given the limited supply of coins, what should you prioritize? Let us know what you're planning to exchange first, and we'll share the results next week.