Server Tracker
Champion War Power Ranking
← Server list · Enter the 16 Champion War server numbers to see one ranked table of accounts by total power.
16 participating servers
Numbers only. You can also paste all at once into the paste box (comma / space / newline separated).
Account total-power ranking
Per-server summary
Ranking aggregates only registered real data from the crowdsourced collector app (not the full population). Freshness can differ per server.
What is the Champion War power ranking?
In multi-server events like the Champion War, you can only read the field once you line up the actual top-account power of the participating servers. Enter the 16 server numbers and this page pools every registered account across them, sorted into a single table by total hero power descending. See at a glance who from which server sits at the top, and how each server's top-end power compares.
Data is in-game public info (each server's [Total Hero Power] ranking) crowdsourced via the collector app; only registered data is aggregated, so it isn't a census, and freshness can differ per server. For migration-group ranking see Player rankings, and for server-level strength see Server rankings.
Why you need one table across servers
Champion tournaments bind several servers into a single competition, and the game gives you no way to view the participants' strength together. Your own ranking screen shows only your server; how strong the others are is something you normally discover by losing to them.
Enter the participating server numbers and this page merges every collected account from those servers into one table, sorted by total hero power — a way to read the field before the event starts.
How to use it
- Read the participating server numbers from the in-game champion screen.
- Paste them all at once — commas, spaces and line breaks all work as separators.
- Run it, and you get both a per-account ranking and a per-server summary.
Champion articles in News carry pre-filled links for each tournament, so the numbers do not have to be retyped.
Read both tables together
The per-account ranking identifies the individual threats — useful for the stages where personal placement decides progression.
The per-server summary lists registered accounts, best power and registered total per server. The number to watch there is the account count, not the total: a server with few accounts is usually under-collected rather than genuinely weak, which is exactly why totals should not be compared server against server.
What this ranking is and is not
It is not a census. Only data submitted through the collector is aggregated, and refresh times vary by server. Use it to sketch the relative shape of the field, not to predict a winner — group assignment and who actually signs up move champion results a great deal.
Tournament structure and stage scheduling are covered under Events, while per-tournament groupings and results are written up in News.