Tower of Fantasy offers a host of regional servers that players can join to create and play as their Wanderer within the world of Aesperia. Like other MMOs, there is no difference in content or updates when it comes to servers. However, factors such as player population or server popularity can play a factor in how a player chooses which world they choose. Furthermore, the distance between one’s real-world location and the server’s will undoubtedly have a significant effect on their experience and gameplay performance. Accordingly, understanding what servers are available within every region might help Tower of Fantasy fans decide which is best for them.
Every Regional Server In Tower Of Fantasy
There are a total of four regions featured in the global release of Tower of Fantasy, each with its own specific number of server offerings. Both Asia-Pacific and Europe offer 32 servers, while North America contains 22. The South America region is the smallest, holding only 10 servers. Naturally, these numbers likely reflect the playerbase for every region.
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Here is a list of all the servers that Tower of Fantasy fans can join in every region:
| Region | Servers |
| North America |
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| Asia-Pacific |
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| Europe |
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| South America |
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The circular lights beside every server name represent the current status of the world. Here is a brief index of what each color indicates for  regional servers in Tower of Fantasy:
| Label | Color | Description |
| Maintenance | The server is likely offline due to required hotfixing. | |
| Smooth | This server will provide excellent performance if the user is within the same region. | |
| Hot | The server is popular among regional players, meaning it has a high population. | |
| Queue | This server has an excess of players waiting to enter. Queue wait time is required. |
