Hello there. Welcome to another Meca Ranking for 'Arthdal Chronicles: Three Factions' (hereinafter 'Arthdal Chronicles'). The server transfer event for March wrapped up on the 5th. While many players flocked to the Yunseul server—the site of last season's massive warfare—the expected grand-scale conflict failed to materialize. In fact, the prevailing mood across most servers seems to be one of quiet growth rather than bloodshed. So, which servers are worth keeping an eye on this month? We’ve crunched the numbers here at KookminTree.

March Server Transfers: Where to Watch?

Back in February, the Yunseul server hosted what was arguably the largest civil war in the history of Arthdal Chronicles. The First Alliance, heavily outnumbered, suffered defeat in most clashes over the Black Night Archipelago bosses and the Frosty Cliff battles. Hungry for redemption, they recruited reinforcements from across various servers to bolster their ranks for this season.

Notable additions included the Black Label alliance from Inaishingi, the KING alliance from Irouz, and the Radiant alliance from Aramunhaesla. Alas, the conflict fizzled out; the 'villainous' alliance from Yunseul opted to migrate to Aramunhaesla instead, effectively dodging the showdown. It looks like we'll have to wait a bit longer for that epic rematch.

Aramunhaesla is now the new home for the notorious, unruly gangs from Yunseul. It seems they intend to dominate this server and focus on growth for the season. On a side note, Beagle (formerly known as Kwattatta) from the Ivna server has joined their ranks, further strengthening an already formidable lineup of top-tier players. I'm certainly curious to see how they perform in future integrated content.

Unlike the others, Ivna has remained remarkably still. The coalition of Blue Dragon, White Tiger, and Vermilion Bird, led by the stalwart Hoit-i, continues to hold the fort. Aside from the departure of Beagle, the server has seen almost no attrition, maintaining its status as one of the most populous, powerful, and tightly-knit communities in the game.

Significant changes are afoot in Daraburu, with the Gangnam alliance from the Irae server moving in. While Daraburu lacks the singular 'super-whale' rankers, it has become a hotspot for a massive number of mid-tier neutral players. The sheer volume of this population rivals even the top-tier servers. It seems this will be a hub for neutral alliances to mingle and grow together.

Sharuka was, by all accounts, the most sparsely populated server with the lowest average combat power last season. Naturally, it became a prime target for migrating alliances. Notable arrivals include the Ruin alliance from Yunseul and the Hero alliance from Inaishingi. They seem intent on settling here to focus on long-term growth.

The previously quiet Hajesan server saw the arrival of the formidable Daeducheon from the Chusando server. Without any heavy hitters last February, Hajesan struggled to secure a foothold in integrated content, often failing to clear bosses in the Black Night Archipelago and Frosty Cliff. It’s clear that Daeducheon, with a combat power nearing 200,000, moved in to secure those elusive rewards.

Average Combat Power Ranking by Server

Let’s take a look at the average combat power across the board. The server shuffling has seen top-tier rankers scattered and regrouped, leading to substantial jumps in average power for several regions. Specifically, Yunseul hit 183,304, Aramunhaesla 173,796, Ivna 165,032, Chusando 150,279, and Daraburu 148,879, rounding out the top of the charts.

Archipelago Score Ranking

Archipelago competition was notably subdued last week, largely due to the server transfers and the fact that it wasn't a tax collection week. As a result, Hoit-i from the stable Ivna server took the top spot globally with 35,152,740,000 points. Following them were Mario from Chusando with 30,073,850,000 points, Vega from Namdalsan with 30,007,120,000 points, and Luigi from Chusando with 26,139,080,000 points.

Class Distribution Among Rankers?

Changing gears, how are the classes distributed among the elite? Looking at the top 100 players, the Holy Knight leads at 17%, followed by Archer (16%), Fighter (14%), Priest (14%), Dangri (10%), Warrior (10%), and Dual Swordsman (4%). If we broaden our scope to the mid-tier (rank 101 to 500), the meta shifts: Storm Mage dominates at 31.8%, followed by Priest (22.3%), Archer (18.5%), Dangri (6.5%), Fighter (6.5%), Warrior (5%), Dual Swordsman (5%), and Holy Knight (4.5%).

Arthdal Chronicles User Poll

Here are the results from our last Meca Ranking poll, which asked: 'How do you feel about the life content improvements?' A solid 45.83% were satisfied, 33.33% felt it was average, and 20.83% were very satisfied. The consensus was largely positive, with many players praising the quality-of-life changes that have significantly cut down on time-consuming chores.

Now, for this week's question. Arthdal Chronicles recently opened up transfers between Korea, Global, and the Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau servers. This move was well-received as it allowed many Korean players on Global servers to migrate to the home servers. What is your take on allowing total server mobility across all regions? Let us know, and we'll reveal the results next week.