It is time for the 'Vampir' Meca Ranking. This week, the global region has expanded by three worlds: Kurzel, Beherd, and Kvalkan. With this influx of new recruits, class distribution and rankings have shifted significantly, and Akasha has emerged as the most popular class on the global servers. Furthermore, the class change season concluded on the morning of March 18, bringing a sense of stability back to our class charts.

In Korea, the server-specific popularity charts have calmed down a bit, with only 13 servers seeing changes in their rankings. Overall, the climbing momentum of Carnage and Viper is noteworthy. Carnage improved its standing in 6 servers, with five of those marking a return to the TOP 3. Viper, meanwhile, saw improvements in 3 servers—fewer than Carnage, but since it was already hovering near the top, this climb feels different.

The new class, Akasha, has seen its standing shift in Razvi 3, Poame 3, and Cain 1. It broke into the TOP 3 for Razvi 3 and Cain 1, while climbing from 3rd to 2nd in Poame 3. As we will see in the total class distribution chart, it seems to have firmly established its foundation.

Total Class Distribution

The gap between Bloodstain and Viper, which had narrowed to a mere 0.3% point difference last week, has stretched out again to 1.2% points. It seems Viper will have to wait for another opportunity to snatch the top spot. Carnage and Akasha continued their upward trend, though the slope has flattened out now that the class change period has ended. It is a bit of a shame for Grim Reaper, which lost a combined 0.5% points to the pair.

Global Server Class Distribution

Starting this week, the global region's data collection has expanded to include three more servers: 'Regan - Lusem - Seb - Mildis - Avoc - Milov - Yogra - Kurzel - Beherd - Kvalkan'. Thanks to this, Akasha captured an 11.2% point share, jumping two spots. Unlike in Korea where Akasha is a fresh addition, the global version started with a five-class system, creating an entirely different environment.

Additionally, Carnage and Bloodstain have each slipped down a notch. In particular, Bloodstain suffered a significant loss of 4.1% points, leading to a wider gap between the top three classes. Unless new servers open or servers like Eligo and Arto—currently under creation restrictions—are included in the data, this chart will likely define the early global server meta. Of course, with balance adjustments, server transfers, and class change tickets, anything can happen in Vampir. We shall watch with interest.

All-Server Clan Ranking

In the Vampir clan rankings, 'Sashin' remains firmly at the top, reigning supreme with a cumulative experience count in the 19 million range. Other clans like 4th place 'Heuhyeoldan', 6th place 'Cheongyeok', and 12th place 'Gwisin' have held their ground, but the general atmosphere is one of active fluctuation.Abigail and 'People with Wigs' showed particularly sharp rises. Abigail climbed two spots to reach 2nd, while 'People with Wigs' surged four spots to hit 14th. Many other clans have also been climbing one by one, bumping others down and bringing a fresh vitality to the chart.

Vampir Meca Ranking User Poll

Last week, our Vampir user poll covered a relatively light topic. Sometimes, casual side content is what makes an RPG truly fun, so we asked what side content players hope to see in Vampir. Housing took 1st place, while 2nd place was taken by write-in answers, with many users expressing a desire for large-scale PVP or Gehenna-style events across all servers. Well, even if it deviates from the topic, it was a clear display of the burning desire for PVP.

Finally, I shall announce this week's poll topic. As mentioned, the class change window has closed. The last season was an opportunity to get a feel for Akasha, the first new class in Vampir. How do you rate Akasha? Let us know through your votes, and we will reveal the results next time.