It is time for our Dungeon Race, where we peer into the latest ranking dungeon records for Blade & Soul Revolution. With the March wrap-up just six days away, we are looking at a final tally on April 5th—a bit of a calendar shuffle, I know. More importantly, the long-teased class balance update is slated for March 31. Since this will shake up the skill kits significantly, it is set to be the ultimate wildcard for our current dungeon sprint. Whether you are aiming for a last-minute personal best or planning a class swap to chase new glory, the timing is critical. Let us dive into the charts with that context in mind.

'Nevada·Puhaha' (Soul Fighter team) holds the top spot at 11.153 seconds.

※ The integrated dungeon ranking is based on server data as of March 30, 9:00 AM.
※ Based on the 'Monthly Ranking' tab for ranking dungeons, tracking records under 1 minute 30 seconds.
※ Please note that some figures may vary slightly from current server data.

The Nevada·Puhaha team, who seemed to be breaking records for fun every week, has finally hit the brakes. After smashing barriers since their debut at 11.859 seconds, they have settled on their existing time. Are they bumping against a hard mechanical ceiling? Or are they just catching their breath before the final push? Perhaps they are waiting to unleash a final sprint once the balance patch hits.

The second-place team, 'Doenjang-jjigae·Bosung-nokcha', is in a similar boat. They are trailing the leaders by a hefty 1.1 seconds and have not made any attempts to close that gap. While they are absent from the top 20 movement, they have not been idle; it seems they have been busy helping their server mates enjoy the dungeon runs instead.

The 20th-place cutoff is currently held by 'Kim Deok-pal·Gae-ba-ri' on the Geumsangcheomhwa server with a time of 16.364 seconds, an improvement of about 0.4 seconds from last week. If this trend holds, you will likely need to be in the 15-second range to secure a spot in the final tally.

The class ratio chart awaiting balance adjustments

The top 10 class ratio chart is holding its breath for the impending balance update. Aside from minor jostling between the Destroyer, Warlock, and Celestial Master, things have been remarkably stagnant—and frankly, those shifts are too marginal to matter.

Right now, if you had to pick the 'Big 3' of the Blade & Soul Revolution dungeon scene, you would point to the Blade Dancer, Gunslinger, and Soul Fighter. However, the developer notes from March hinted at slight nerfs for the Blade Dancer and Gunslinger. Since rankers often pick their classes with open-field combat in mind, predicting the ripple effect on these ratios is a fool's errand. One thing is certain: if performance dips, so will their representation. In a worst-case scenario, the Soul Fighter might be the only one of the three left standing.

Awkward timing! The return of the 'Miho Swordsman' to the charts

This cycle, we saw 745 rankers clocking in under the 1-minute-30-second mark, a testament to the hard work coming from the newer server cohorts. My only concern is that we might see a 'growth recession' graph right after the balance patch. We have seen this before—a patch forcing a class shift saw over 50 players vanish from the charts overnight.

Coincidentally, the Miho Swordsman attendance book has just lit up. 'Elf' on the Geumsangcheomhwa server posted a solid 46.868, while 'Seol-ah' barely scraped by with 1 minute 21.599 seconds. It is a precarious time for these records. I would advise everyone to light up all 24 class slots before the patch, then consider your swaps. Or better yet, let us hope the Miho Swordsman receives a buff that makes the top 3 spots a much more crowded affair. Best of luck!