What is Atool? Reading character, ranking, and class data correctly

Atool exposes character search, multiple rankings, class, server and population statistics, comparisons, enhancement efficiency, and upgrade-order views. Its July 1 update record also says Brawler and new Abyss matching were added. These are third-party service claims, not NC features.

Atool explicitly labels its score as non-official combat power, and some results are its own estimates. Character and population charts represent collected samples and cannot establish the entire player population or an official class tier list.

• Compare the same region, similar item level, and the same update date.
• Attribute results as an Atool sample or estimate.
• Do not scrape, mirror, or impersonate Atool data and branding.

Before comparing two characters, align the server, class, level range, data timestamp, and page filters. If those conditions differ, a ranking gap may reflect the sample and progression state rather than class strength.

For class charts, read the sample size, measurement period, and source together. An Atool score can index records under comparable conditions; it is not an NC combat-power standard or a permanent ranking of dungeon damage, PvP performance, or execution difficulty.

• Compare the same server, similar progression, and the same data date.
• Keep filters and the page timestamp in a screenshot.
• Do not use one score as the sole basis for gearing, recruitment, or balance claims.

Atool is a third-party service. Even when reading public records, enter through a trusted bookmark and never provide an NC password, one-time code, or payment information to an unofficial page.

If Atool and the current client differ, compare the collection time, server, and character name, then treat the live game screen as the final reference. A report needs only the public record link and observation time, not login or personal verification data.