Recently, 'Vampir' has been steadily adding global servers. It feels a bit like the early days of the Korean server launch; blink, and another server pops up. For this Meca Ranking, we have officially started tracking ranker data from the global servers, covering seven servers from Regan to Yogra.

We have also tweaked our Korean server tracking methodology. By increasing our sample size to the top 30 power-ranked players per server, the data has become more robust. Consequently, the popularity charts are shifting—Viper is now genuinely threatening Bloodstain’s dominance. It is a staggering shift, especially considering we only expanded the scope by five players per server.

Let's look at the per-server popularity chart. Out of 48 servers, Bloodstain holds the top spot on 24, while Viper dominates 19. The remaining 5 are held by Carnage. It is clear that Carnage, which held the runner-up spot for so long, has lost its steam, with Viper stepping into the vacuum. Notably, Moarte shows a clean sweep for Viper across all three servers.

Akasha has finally secured a decent foothold. With an 11.4% point surge in total share, it has pushed Grim Reaper aside and entered the top 3 in 14 different servers. The hierarchy of popular classes is clearly being redefined.

Total Class Distribution

The real story here is the trio of Bloodstain, Viper, and Akasha. Bloodstain has never lost the number one spot since the official launch in Korea, surviving even when Carnage was a fixed fixture in second place. But now, Viper is ringing alarm bells for this unshakable throne. With Bloodstain down 7.7% points and Viper up 5.6% points, the gap between the two has narrowed to just 0.3% points.

Akasha debuted in the Vampir Meca Ranking last week with a modest 1.9% point share. That is understandable—new classes need time to settle into the meta. But look at it now: it has jumped to 4th place after capturing a 9.5% point share. Meanwhile, Grim Reaper has slipped to 5th, losing 5.3% points in the process.

Global Server Class Distribution

This is our first look at the Vampir global server class distribution. We surveyed the top 20 power-ranked players across 14 servers, including Regan, Luem, Seb, Mildis, Abok, Mirof, and Yogra. Unfortunately, Eligo and Arto are currently restricted from character creation, but we plan to expand our data pool as new servers open or restrictions are lifted.

The global servers are treading a different path from Korea. Carnage has seized 1st place, while Bloodstain and Akasha are neck-and-neck at 23.6% and 23.3%. We could see an upset as early as next week. Viper, meanwhile, is lingering in the lower ranks at 16.7%. It seems that since the Korean meta guides are already public knowledge and the global version offers five choices from the start, the decision-making process for players has changed significantly.

All-Server Clan Ranking

The clan rankings split at the 13th position. The top 13 remain relatively stable compared to last week, while the 14th to 20th spots are seeing more churn. In the top tier, SpartaA and GabuneunFamily have swapped 3rd and 2nd place respectively—a classic rivalry that has seen them trading blows for weeks. Meanwhile, Pioneer has climbed for two consecutive weeks to reach 8th.

As for the lower half, FairTrade Commission rose one spot, Death surged five, and Chilhon climbed two. On the flip side, We slid down three, and PackageHero has dropped out of the charts entirely. More clans are climbing than falling, and Gunpo has quietly slipped into the top 20.

Vampir Meca Ranking User Poll

Finally, let's check the results of last week's Vampir user poll. With the arrival of Akasha, we now have a trio of melee classes, but range and magic are still limited to Carnage and Viper. We asked which concept you would like to see for a new ranged or magic class. The winner was a summoner class like a Necromancer. Fair enough—vampires commanding familiars is an industry trope for a reason.

Second and third place went to the traditional RPG staples: Archers and Mages. Given how unique the current five classes are, it seems players are craving something more conventional. Fourth place was left for write-in votes, mostly from players begging for a Grim Reaper buff.

Now, for this week's topic. RPGs are fundamentally about building characters to tackle high-difficulty content, but combat isn't the only way to enjoy a game. Sometimes the small, side activities are what keep us hooked. If Vampir were to introduce side content, what would you prefer? Let us know your thoughts, and we will reveal the results next time.