[Meca Ranking] It is time for our Dungeon Race, where we dissect the leaderboard records of 'B&S Revolution'. We are officially wrapping up the April dungeon rankings, a season that has been, frankly, a bit of a chaotic mess. Early on, we saw massive shifts thanks to class balance tweaks and the generous hand-out of 'free class change tickets'. Just as things settled, the server migration hit, forcing the in-game ranking content to slam shut.

While confirming the final standings became a bit of a headache, everyone had to sprint to finish their dungeon runs before the migration deadline. With players desperate to claim their settlement rewards and pack their bags for new servers, the tempo reached a fever pitch. With that in mind, let’s dive into the final April results.

The 'Soul Fighter' duo from the Gun-gye-il-hak server claims the victory with a 10.732 record!

※ The integrated ranking for the dungeon is based on server data as of May 2, 10:00 PM.
※ Data is based on the 'Monthly Ranking' tab in the dungeon, tracking records of 1 minute and 30 seconds or less.
※ Current data may slightly differ from individual server records.

The 'Nevada·Emperor' team, who practically owned the April rankings from start to finish, has secured the top spot. Their final time held firm at 10.732 seconds—same as last week—with the reliable Soul Fighter combo. They started the season with an 11.281, and their relentless drive to shave off those milliseconds kept them ahead of the pack until the very end.

Taking second place is the 'Angbam·Bbakguya-nolja' team from the Daegi-manseong server. They kept pace with the leaders for most of the season, maintaining a solid second position. They stuck with their 12.08-second record through consistent grinding. While they couldn't quite bridge the gap to the top, it’s a respectable finish for a tough campaign.

The team that scraped into the 20th spot was 'Nyongnyong-jukgetji·Geumson-jukgetji'. They opted for a rather curious pairing of a Celestial Master and a Soul Fighter. I suspect the Soul Fighter was doing the heavy lifting here, given they held this record since early April. They sat tight, didn't bother updating, and managed to secure 20th place.

Server migrations put the headcount on ice

With the extended 'free class change' perks and the server migration, many expected the number of ranked players to actually shrink. Thankfully, we didn't see a mass exodus, though the list only grew by a measly four players. The chart was compiled 12 hours before the ranking content went offline on May 2 at 10:00 PM, landing us at a final headcount of 638.

Given the stagnation in player numbers, the class distribution chart didn't exactly turn the world upside down. The top 5—dominated by ranged attackers like the Blade Dancer, Gunslinger, Soul Fighter, Archer, and Cannonier—remains identical to last week. The ratios are stubborn, showing little movement. Aside from the Warlock at 6th, the 7th to 10th spots were just trading places, though with ratios hovering around 3%, it’s hardly worth a fuss. Expect this status quo to hold until a new class stirs the pot.

'Ghostblade' drops off the chart

Looking at the top 3 class charts, the Ghostblade—which looked shaky all through April—has officially clocked out. Last week, I noted that having two rankers above the one-minute mark was a glimmer of hope, but alas, they seem to have either migrated servers or jumped ship to a different class.

Plenty of other classes saw their records regress, too. The Kung Fu Master and the Vajra wavered among those stuck over the one-minute mark, while the Warrior and Warlock saw their times slip by several seconds. Despite only 23 classes making the final cut, one could argue they held their ground well during such a volatile period. All eyes are now on May to see how the introduction of a new class shakes things up.