Guide
The Dark War: Survival global power leaderboard
Dark War: Survival ranks you against your own state and nothing else. That makes it impossible to answer a question players ask constantly: how strong is this account compared with the rest of the game? ATLANTIS Arena is the community's attempt at an answer.
What ATLANTIS Arena tracks
Arena collects player-submitted power figures from across states into a single ranking. An entry carries the player's power, their state and their faction, so the board can be read as a whole or narrowed to the slice you care about. Repeat submissions build a history, so you can see how an account has grown rather than only where it stands today.
How submissions are handled
- A player submits a screenshot of their in-game profile.
- The submission is reviewed before it is published.
- Recorded power only ever moves forward, so a published figure cannot be quietly reduced by a later entry.
It is a community dataset, not an official one. It is only as complete as the players who take part, and it is honest about that.
Why a cross-state ranking is useful
It gives context that a state ranking cannot. Recruiters use it to sanity-check an applicant's claim, players use it to see where they would sit after a move, and anyone researching state migration can use it to gauge how strong a destination's top accounts actually are.
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a global player ranking in Dark War: Survival?
- The game ranks players inside their own state, not across states. ATLANTIS Arena is a community-built leaderboard that fills that gap by collecting player-submitted power figures from many states into one ranking.
- How are leaderboard entries verified?
- Players submit a screenshot of their in-game profile. The submission is reviewed before it appears on the public board, and recorded power is only ever carried forward, so an entry cannot be quietly reduced.
- How do I get on the leaderboard?
- Submit your profile from the Arena page. Once the entry is reviewed and published it appears in the ranking alongside your state and faction, and later submissions extend your power history.
- Is the leaderboard complete?
- No, and it does not claim to be. It covers the players who have submitted, so it is a strong view of the accounts that take part rather than a census of every account in the game.