Minark: the legacy of eighteen servers
Minark was formed on 9 February 2023 by merging Rosetta and Olympia. But the story does not start there: Rosetta itself was already the accumulation of fifteen servers. Knight Online's longest merge chain ends here.
The chain that leads to Minark
Minark was formed on 9 February 2023: Rosetta and Olympia were merged and the new server was named Minark.
Both sides had a history of their own. Rosetta had been formed over the years by merging fifteen separate servers one after another — Troya, Callisto, Europa, Asgard, Helios, Titan, Orion, Gaia, Edana, Midgard and others. Olympia had opened in 2016 and later took in Akara and Manes.
In total, the players, items and coins of close to eighteen servers are inside Minark today. It is the longest merge chain on the Turkish side of Knight Online.
Where the Minark price stands right now
Right now 9 sites give a price for Minark. 1 GB is 260 ₺ at the cheapest and 280 ₺ at the most expensive. The 20 ₺ (7.7%) in between is the price of nothing but which site you click.
Minark ranks 7th by price among 8 servers. The cheapest server is Felis; there 1 GB is 190 ₺, a 1.37× gap.
Over the last 30 days the price moved between 245 ₺ and 260 ₺; the band is 6.1% wide. Compared with the start of the month it is 4% higher.
How deep the Minark market is
The most concrete way to tell how much a server is played is the item market: how many listings are open, how many different items are listed. Minark is at the bottom end of that list, so its market is shallow.
On the Minark market there are 1,497 open listings for 676 different items right now. That is 4.6% of all the Knight Online listings we track; 7th server in the ranking.
The gap to Zero at the top of the list is 7.63×. Same game, same items; the only thing that makes the difference is how many people are there. That directly affects your odds of finding the item you want in a listing.
| Server | Item types | Open listings |
|---|---|---|
| Zero | 1,381 | 11,416 |
| Oreads | 1,289 | 4,737 |
| Agartha | 858 | 4,550 |
| Pandora | 930 | 4,325 |
| Dryads | 719 | 2,597 |
| Destan | 877 | 2,339 |
| Minark | 676 | 1,497 |
| Felis | 390 | 891 |
Your GB buys more items here
Looking at the 1 GB price, Minark is 0.91× Dryads. But that is not what a player really asks: how many GB does the same item cost on the two servers?
We compared 83 items that have at least three listings on both servers. In TRY, Minark prices are 0.82× Dryads. Convert the same items into GB and the ratio becomes 0.9.
Measured in GB, items are 9.6% cheaper on Minark. In practice: the GB you hold buys more items here than on Dryads. The reverse is also true — the coin you farm is worth more TRY, but it does not buy proportionally more inside the game.
| Minark / Dryads | Ratio |
|---|---|
| 1 GB price (TRY) | 0.91× |
| Item price (TRY) | 0.82× |
| Item price (GB) | 0.9× |
Median of 83 shared items; each is listed on both servers with at least three listings. Below 1 favours Minark.
What that many merges did to the economy
Every merge carries the coins of the closing server into the new one. Coins are not deleted from the game, they change address. When the accumulation of eighteen servers gathers in one place, the amount of coin in circulation ends up quite high.
A high coin supply is a factor that pulls the TRY value of GB down. But it is not the only one: the reason for the merges was a falling player count in the first place, so the demand side shrank as well. Minark's price today is the resultant of those two pressures.
For old items, Minark is an interesting place. The inventory from eighteen servers raises the odds that pieces no longer produced, or rarely found, turn up in a listing here.
When buying for Minark
The old server names are still in circulation. If you see a listing that says Rosetta or Olympia, it is out of date; make sure the server name is Minark when you buy.
The numbers are calculated from the sites' current prices and open listings and refresh with the page. The text was last reviewed on 2026-09-03.