Decent server. Has one of the best customizations I have ever seen. One big downside is a lack of active players, almost 2/3 of the population are vendors. Economy is meh, but I farmed basic WoE gears in a week; not too hard to catch-up with older players in my experience. WoE is dead, but BG is really good when it starts. Server is not that stable though, I often get crashes. Its quite laggy too, although it may be on my part. Long story short - good server, low population+not that stable

One of the few low-rates I've played. As a former WoE player, stuff like LKHs (+20 to stats) and MvP cards are meh, but there's Vanilla WoE (no customs), so I won't really give a flying sh*t if ever my will to WoE returns. As a veteran, I find the main chat dreadful - too many newbs/noobs asking really BASIC stuff - as if the game wasn't released a DECADE ago and databases such as RMS didn't exist. Overall, truly decent server. Good place for retired WoE-ers gone kawaii and stuff, like moi.

Next to the late FeelRO, Woon is the best customized server I've ever played on. Online count says 250+, but actives are at 100, 120 tops. Woon's strongest point is it has one of the most competitive Battlegrounds I have ever seen since VisionRO. People know their sh*t. I normally don't play here, but I return every Happy Hour just to join BG. There are custom sets for traditionally underpowered classes like LK and Ninja, so you can see quite a few during BG sessions. WoE is 2-3 guilds of 18+2.

For a server with a supposed population average of 400, Once looks pretty deserted. Outside of WoE and BG times, there is barely anything going on. Automated events are dull. BG is active during Asian times, sometimes lasting up to 4 hours, but the competition is terribad. BG weapons are replaced by their Legacy counterparts, which are custom buffed up versions. WoE is pretty decent though, 3 guilds of 24+ and a fourth one coming. You can gear up for WoE in less than a week if you're committed.