On 16 November, the regular season of Vampir's Conquest concluded, marking a pivotal moment in the current content cycle. The routine is straightforward: a first round of battles takes place during the server shuffling week, followed by a second round two weeks later. As the next set of matchups follows a new shuffle, this was effectively the grand finale for the current groups. In this week's Vampir Conquest review, I've broken down the recent results and analysed how the landscape has shifted since the opening round. Let's see which clans are holding the reins before the next server shuffle.

Normal Server Conquest Results

First, let's dive into the results from the Vampir normal servers. The ones to watch across groups A through E are Poame3 Abigail, Dollingen3 CabuneFamily, and Kizaia1 Line'sLine. These three have been on an unstoppable winning streak, even predating the server shuffle, currently sitting on four consecutive victories. Line'sLine, in particular, has been flaunting their four-win streak in the server announcements. Their group is shaping up to be the 'Group of Death' come the next shuffle.

Furthermore, Line'sLine Vampir Meca Ranking has consistently maintained the top spot among clans. The cumulative Clan EXP ranking captures data from the past 14 days, so fluctuations are expected, yet Line'sLine has shown a remarkably consistent upward trajectory. They are undeniably one of the most menacing forces on the normal servers right now.

Group C winners Kizaia3 Pioneer and Group E's Olga1 TheBest have certainly benefited from the server shuffle. Previously, Kizaia was dominated by Line'sLine, while Olga was split between BattleRace and the FairTradeCommission. These powerhouses made victory nearly impossible for others, but once the heavy hitters were shuffled away, the door opened for new contenders.

Pioneer secured consecutive victories in the first and second rounds of the Group C Conquest following the shuffle. TheBest, meanwhile, pulled off a stunning turnaround; despite losing their first match to Lilith3 HeadlessPerson, they clinched the win in the latest Conquest, smiling last.

The second chart reveals a more complex landscape. In Group F, PackageHero of Razvi3, and in Group J, CheonGyeok of Mila1, are both sitting on four-win streaks. As of 20 November, CheonGyeok reached Clan Level 25—surpassing the winners of the streamer server groups. They also ranked 2nd in the overall server clan rankings during the second week of November's Vampir Meca Ranking. It will be fascinating to see them clash with other major clans or streamer-led groups in the next shuffle. Meanwhile, the I-group's StrangePeople have been accumulating points with relentless momentum since the start of the regular season, currently boasting three consecutive wins.

Group H winners, Olga3's FairTradeCommission, are locked in a fierce internal server rivalry. Since the very first Conquest pre-season, they’ve been trading the crown with the BattleRace clan. With their latest victory, they’ve evened the score to 2-2. Unlike other groups, this is an intra-server duel, so expect this rivalry to persist long after the next shuffle. A truly gripping development!

Vampir has kept Karf and Duncan out of the server shuffle rotation, as they are relatively new servers and inclusion would hardly be fair. While the first server of Karf has maintained a strong presence, the final matchup saw a dramatic upset. KillDeath had won the previous three, but this time, CommanderZ raised the flag of victory. Investigations reveal CommanderZ is currently the server's #1, at level 15 with 30 members, while KillDeath sits at 7th, level 17, with 25 members. One wonders what exactly happened to the KillDeath clan.

For Duncan, the current post-shuffle environment marks their first participation in the Conquest. The flow of the battlefield has been dominated by Duncan1's HOUND, who claimed victory in both matches. Given their clan level, it seems unlikely their group will change via server shuffling anytime soon, so expect the internal world competition to continue. Let's see if any other clan can manage to topple their reign.

Streamer Server Conquest Results

Ahead of the first server shuffle, Vampir announced that 'the streamer server shuffle would prioritise fun,' and the results certainly back that up. Oscar has shown immense strength, with Oscar1 SeoulSpecialCity winning Group C and Oscar2 Reaper taking Group B.

The most noteworthy is Reaper. While SeoulSpecialCity dominated the pre-season, Reaper seized the initiative once the regular season began. With both clans having one victory each, the server shuffle occurred, allowing both to continue their winning ways. Reaper has carried that momentum into a three-win streak, while SeoulSpecialCity has shared a 1-1 record with Moarte1 BloodSucker this season.

Group A was the site of a thrilling contest. Myth and SpartaA, both boasting two-win streaks before the shuffle, found themselves in the same group. It was a neck-and-neck match where neither side could guarantee victory. In the first round, SpartaA took the win, reaching three victories first. However, Myth, having regrouped, managed to take down SpartaA in the finals of the second round to achieve three wins of their own. It’s a perfect example of the chaos and fun that the Vampir server shuffle brings to the table.