Server Detail

What a server page shows

This view pulls together one server's alliance landscape, power scale and change over time. In-game you can only see the ranking as it stands right now, with no way to compare against last month; here the collected snapshots are stored by date, so the trend is visible.

Four blocks: current status (season, active event, top power, last refresh), strength indicators (tier and rank within the migration group, estimated server power), alliance ranking, and the hero-power sample the estimate is built from.

How server power is estimated

The game never publishes a server-wide power total, so it is inferred: the mean of collected hero-power samples multiplied by 200, a coefficient chosen against typical top-tier roster size. Understand what that implies. A sample containing only the very top accounts pushes the mean up and overstates the server; a bottom-heavy sample understates it. The sample count is printed next to the figure — below a couple of dozen entries, treat it as indicative only.

Reading the alliance ranking

The gap between first and third place tells you more about a server than the top alliance's raw power. A narrow gap means alliances still compete; a runaway leader means one alliance effectively runs the server. For anyone considering a transfer that distinction matters more than total power — in the first case there is room to fight for, in the second you are permanently behind unless you get into the top alliance.

Rows can be edited directly, because OCR and collection can mangle a name or a digit, and mid-table ranks can be added by hand.

Reading the trend chart

The power trend shows whether a server is growing or flat. Do not over-read a dip: sparse collection stretches the gaps between points and makes ordinary drift look like a collapse. Check how many points there are and how far apart the dates sit.

Power also swings hard right after a transfer window. If a large migration happened that week, the transfer reports break down inflow and outflow for the group and usually explain the jump.

When the page is empty

Nobody has submitted data for that server yet. You can enter it by hand or register it with the collector — opening the ranking screen in-game is enough, and yours becomes the first record. To weigh several servers at once use Server compare; for the wider picture see the server ranking.