Welcome to our Meca Ranking deep dive into Arthdal Chronicles. The server transfer window for April slammed shut on the 9th, and the landscape is looking rather scattered. Most notably, the server's top-ranked player, 'Yongisado', has made the jump to Irouz, effectively establishing a power base all on their own. So, which servers are actually worth watching now? We’ve got the full scoop from KookminTree.

April Server Transfers: Who’s Worth Watching?

The undisputed king of the leaderboard, 'Yongisado', has migrated from Yunseul to Irouz, carving out a new domain. By recruiting heavy hitters like 'Hwangjini' from the original Immortal alliance and 'Kkomahyung' from the KING coalition, they’ve assembled quite the formidable squad. In a cheeky twist, they’ve even forged an alliance with former rivals Ibna and Aramunhaesla to push back against the First alliance in Yunseul during the siege. After 50 minutes of brutal back-and-forth, the result remained a stalemate. Both sides clearly have unfinished business.

With the Black alliance moving out, Inaisinki was left with a power vacuum, which was swiftly filled by the Netflix alliance from Daraburu. Following the arrival of 'Tanjiro' (formerly 'Wattadda') from the Ibna server, the group rebranded as 'Baekya'. They’ve seized control of the server, and reports indicate this new Baekya alliance has already aligned with the First alliance from Yunseul for the siege. Expect them to make waves in upcoming cross-server content.

Yunseul saw a fair bit of churn this transfer season, losing some top-tier talent but gaining new blood to keep the scales balanced. Notable arrivals include 'Yongbyeongmunuijuseyo' (formerly 'Oxanddance') and 'Michinsangdujjonku'. With fresh muscle on the roster, their quest to claim the first integrated siege victory remains firmly on the agenda.

Aramunhaesla didn't see any major new faces, but they’ve been busy cleaning house. By merging their 'Devil' and 'Crazy' alliances into a single 'Crazy' entity, they’ve consolidated their power. It’s a tactical move, likely aimed at staying within the six-alliance limit for siege applications. They look ready to lock horns with the Yunseul First alliance for the inaugural integrated siege crown.

Ibna has been remarkably quiet compared to its neighbours. The 'Sashinsu' alliance, led by 'Hoiti', remains in absolute control. Aside from the departure of 'Tanjiro' to Inaisinki, the server has seen minimal turnover, keeping its population dense and its internal synergy rock-solid.

Change has come to Daraburu. With the Baekya (Netflix) alliance packing their bags for Inaisinki, the server population has thinned. However, the arrival of 'THEGanji' (formerly 'Blackran') into the Gangnam alliance has actually pushed the average combat power of the top rankers higher. They’re positioning themselves well for future integrated content.

Siaru was once a sleepy corner of the map, but that changed with the arrival of the 'Pamyeol' alliance, led by 'Noppaku' (formerly 'Judgment') from the Sharuka server. They’ve largely absorbed into the 'Daenongjang' alliance, which previously dominated the server. This influx has sent the average combat power of Siaru soaring, vaulting it to 5th place globally. They’re clearly in a growth phase.

Who’s Leading in Average Combat Power?

Let’s break down the average combat power rankings. The recent server reshuffling has sent top rankers scattering, significantly inflating the averages for certain regions. Irouz saw an increase of 13,953, Inaisinki jumped by 36,668, Siaru rose by 2,779, Ibna by 1,559, and Mihaje surged by 10,639, all securing higher spots on the leaderboard.

What About the Top-Tier Combat Power?

With no growth-related updates for a while, the top-tier combat power stats have been fairly stagnant. That said, the twin-sword wielder 'Viega' on the Namdalsan server managed to squeeze out an extra 2,256 power last week, climbing to 3rd place overall. Considering it’s usually a Herculean task to gain even 100 points at that level, this is quite the feat. Other notable risers include 'Michinja' (+1,075) and 'Michindokkaebi' (+1,249) from Aramunhaesla, plus 'CatcherCrayonbyeong' (+1,724) from Yunseul.

How’s the Archipelago Score Looking?

Last week’s archipelago score race was surprisingly tame, mostly because the server transfers took precedence and it wasn't a tax collection cycle. As a result, 'Hoiti' from the Ibna server—who didn’t move—claimed the top spot with 36.71 billion points. Behind them, 'CatcherCrayonbyeong' from Yunseul took 2nd with 34.95 billion, followed by fellow server-mate 'Cheonhacheongeom' at 3rd with 32.39 billion, and 'LRepresentative' at 4th with 32.35 billion.

What’s the Job Distribution Among Rankers?

Shifting gears to job distribution: among the top 100 combat power holders, the Fighter leads at 23%, followed by Archer (17%), Storm Mage (16%), Priest (13%), Paladin (12%), Dang-gri (8%), Warrior (7%), and Twin-swords (4%). If we look at the mid-tier (rank 101-500), the meta shifts significantly: Storm Mage takes the crown at 33.3%, followed by Priest (24.8%), Archer (18.5%), Dang-gri (6.3%), Fighter (5.5%), Warrior (4.3%), Twin-swords (4.3%), and Paladin (3.3%).

Arthdal Chronicles User Poll

Last week, we asked: 'How do you find the field boss teleport improvements?' The sentiment was overwhelmingly positive, with 66.67% calling it 'very good' and 16.67% finding it 'good'. One user noted, 'It cut down travel time significantly, which is a huge relief,' while others suggested, 'Maybe add a 5-minute buffer to the spawn time,' or simply, 'This is the best update we’ve had in ages.'

Now, for this week’s topic. It’s been about seven months since the boost servers launched. While some are clamouring for new servers, others argue the team should focus on polishing the existing ones. Where do you stand? Do you want a new server? Cast your vote, and we’ll reveal the results next week.