Zero: why it is crowded, why it is expensive
Zero is the most crowded server on the Turkish side of Knight Online and the place where GB costs the most. Yet measured in GB, items here are cheaper than on the other servers. The numbers behind that are below.
Why Zero opened, why it is full
Zero opened on 8 December 2022 — not because there was a gap in the calendar. Agartha, Felis and Pandora, which had opened three weeks earlier on 17 November 2022, filled up faster than expected; Zero opened to take the overflow.
The result was a server that was crowded from its first day. In Knight Online every channel takes a limited number of players at once, and once capacity is full, logins go into a queue. New channels were added to Zero over time, one of them set to open only in the evening hours. An evening login queue is an ordinary thing on Zero.
There is also a lock: once you create your character you cannot change your server. A Zero player cannot move to Felis, a Felis player cannot move to Zero. There is no flow that would close the price gap between servers; that is why the gap stays open for years.
Where the Zero price stands right now
Right now 9 sites give a price for Zero. 1 GB is 485 ₺ at the cheapest and 509 ₺ at the most expensive. The 24 ₺ (4.9%) in between is the price of nothing but which site you click.
Zero ranks 1st by price among 8 servers — the most expensive one. The cheapest server is Felis; there 1 GB is 190 ₺, a 2.55× gap.
Over the last 30 days the price moved between 430 ₺ and 485 ₺; the band is 12.8% wide. Compared with the start of the month it is 12.8% higher.
How deep the Zero market is
Nobody publishes player counts, but the item market gives them away. The number of open listings is a direct measure of how many people buy and sell on a server, and Zero sits at the top end of that list.
On the Zero market there are 11,416 open listings for 1,381 different items right now. That is 35.3% of all the Knight Online listings we track, and the top of the list.
The gap to Felis at the bottom is 12.8×. Both servers run the same game and drop the same items; the only thing that makes the difference is how many people are there.
| 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, Zero is 2.55× Felis. But that is not what a player really asks: how many GB does the same item cost on the two servers?
We compared 110 items that have at least three listings on both servers. In TRY, Zero prices are 2.11× Felis. Convert the same items into GB and the ratio becomes 0.82.
Measured in GB, items are 17.5% cheaper on Zero. In practice: the GB you hold buys more items here than on Felis. The reverse is also true — the coin you farm is worth more TRY, but it does not buy proportionally more inside the game.
| Zero / Felis | Ratio |
|---|---|
| 1 GB price (TRY) | 2.55× |
| Item price (TRY) | 2.11× |
| Item price (GB) | 0.82× |
Median of 110 shared items; each is listed on both servers with at least three listings. Below 1 favours Zero.
What really moves the Zero price
Saying "supply and demand" is correct but useless. What actually moves the supply on Zero — players have been discussing this among themselves for years and it comes down to three things.
First, ban waves. A significant part of the GB entering the server comes from accounts that farm automatically. When a mass ban lands, that supply is cut off at once, demand stays where it is and the price jumps. The days after a ban wave are when the Zero price moves hardest.
Second, the hoarders. A small number of people hold large amounts of GB; when one of them dumps it all at once the price breaks. The number on the screen falls even though nothing changed in the server's economy. That is why deciding on a single day's move is misleading; where the band on the chart sits tells you more.
Third, the sites' own defence. When they cannot tell where the price is going, they lower the buy price and keep the sell price high. If the gap between buy and sell in the table above is wider than usual, that is a sign the market is nervous — a sensible day not to rush into selling.
Two things people miss when buying for Zero
The server name on the order screen. Paying for Zero and receiving an Agartha product means throwing the money away, and there is no refund. It is the most expensive mistake made on the most expensive server.
And the delivery hour. GB has to change hands inside the game, and on Zero a login queue can form in the evening; an order placed at peak time may have to wait for you to get into the server. If you are in a hurry, the morning hours are easier.
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.