Raven 2 has wrapped up its final skirmishes of December. The schedule was, frankly, a bit punishing; after finishing the Guild Championship event at 19:50, the real battle began at 21:30. Since the Championship stage was essentially a skirmish itself, those guilds had to pull double duty. The winners of Group 1, 'NoShowRomantic' and 'RoyalDanekke', found themselves in the thick of it. RoyalDanekke, in particular, managed to snag the Championship title, meaning they hoisted the trophy twice in a single day. Not a bad day at the office, eh?

The real story of this skirmish is the rise of multi-win guilds and the resulting fragmentation of the points race. In Group 1, NoShowRomantic, RoyalM, and NEWSOLO have each hit the two-win mark. Meanwhile, in Group 2, RoyalDanekke is simply running away with it, boasting a perfect 5-win streak, while MOA has clocked in two consecutive victories. Keep an eye on NEWSOLO, though—they’ve hit three total wins. They snagged a win in the 4th Battlefield during the 3rd skirmish, followed by back-to-back wins in the 3rd Battlefield during the 4th and 5th rounds. That’s a rare feat in the current Raven 2 meta. If they manage a single win in the 2nd Battlefield, they are looking at a comfortable spot in the Top 10.

Looking at the overall Raven 2 victory chart, the data is becoming more splintered as the rounds pile up. The decisive factor here was 'NoShowRomantic' winning the 1st Battlefield in Group 1, and 'RoyalM' doing the same in the 2nd. The leaderboard, which was previously a mess of tied rankings, is finally starting to sort itself out. It feels like the real fight for points is only just beginning.

The Raven 2 skirmish Top 10 is now effectively split into two distinct tiers. RoyalDanekke sits alone at the peak with their perfect 5-win record, while the 2-win NoShowRomantic has established a firm barrier between the 1st Battlefield winners. These three form the first block. Beneath them, the rankings are dictated by wins in the 2nd and lower battlefields. RoyalM’s recent double win and A-Rainbow’s ability to widen the gap against other 1-win guilds through lower-tier victories are perfect examples of how the hierarchy is shifting.