Vampir underwent server transfers from June 1st to 4th. While some time has passed, the ripples are still clearly felt in the territory war brackets. The landscape has shifted more drastically than our analysis from last week suggested. Many of the server’s multi-win staple clans have packed their bags in search of greener pastures, while others have fled to avoid these high-profile arrivals. The meta for territory war matchmaking and server migrations is becoming increasingly convoluted.

General Group Matchup Predictions

Starting with the first chart of the Vampir General Group, the Lilith 2 server in Diamond Group 1 catches the eye. While the multi-win clan Chilhon is the clear favourite for the territory war, the Healing clan on the same server shouldn't be underestimated. They outperformed in kill scores during the last skirmish and even boast the record-holder for the fastest clear of the Narichan Valley within the server.For Group 3, we expect a clash between the 10-win clan Battle Tribe and The Strange People. A ranker named 'Abigail○○' was spotted in The Strange People, suggesting that Abigail likely migrated and merged with the clan during the last transfer window.

The Supervisors in Group 4 might actually have more victory points than reported. Vampir’s official bracket for the last territory war listed 'Big Stone - Small Stone - Romania' as participants. However, post-match tallies revealed Supervisors in their spot. It seems they simply rebranded. For the sake of clarity in our Vampir territory war view, we are tracking the records of Big Stone and Supervisors separately, so keep that in mind.

Diamond 5 and Platinum 1 were heavily influenced by the migrations. The key here is the move by Tangle World. After racking up points in Kaf 3, they migrated to Kijaya 3 and took the win, securing Diamond promotion for that server with a two-game winning streak. Execution failed to win their recent territory war, yet they were pulled into the Diamond 5 bracket during the formation process.In Platinum 1, Death, previously on a streak in Shima 3, migrated to the gold-tier Lilith 3 and managed a single victory.

The second chart is populated by clans with zero wins, such as Duncan 2, Poame 1, Lilith 1, and Mila 3. This is the direct result of seasoned, winning clans vacating their posts. Duncan 2, in particular, looks set for a reshuffle. After Rustic Romantic won the final territory war in May, Romantic Special City and Romantic Metropolitan appeared in the subsequent matchmaking, with the former reaching the finals in the first week of June.

The match-up in Platinum Group 5 is quite juicy. Shima 2’s Seolhwa and Dollingen 1’s Brown Dust both have five wins and emerged victorious in Vampir’s first June territory war. The winner of the upcoming match will ascend to the Diamond tier. We shall see which clan claims the golden ticket.

In the Vampir General Group Gold tier, keep an eye on We (Group 1) and Vampa (Group 4). They share a peculiar set of commonalities: winning the final match in May, holding two total wins, migrating in June, and hailing from servers that have since advanced to the Diamond tier. As they dominated early June, Tangle World (Kijaya 3 - We) and Supervisors (Nel 2 - Vampa) landed on their respective servers, prompting We and Vampa to jump ship.

Tangle World held a three-game winning streak as of mid-May. As for Supervisors—if our theory about them being the former Big Stone clan holds—they were on a two-game streak. By the time they migrated in early June, Kijaya 3 was already slated for Platinum and Nel 2 for Diamond. It looks as if Tangle World and Big Stone were hunting for promotion, while We and Vampa were simply trying to stay out of the crossfire. The server migration meta for Vampir’s territory war is getting messier by the day.

Streamer Group Matchup Predictions

The upcoming Vampir Streamer Group consists of two Diamond brackets, three Platinum, and one Gold. The atmosphere in the Diamond tiers is distinct; Group 1 sees veteran clans Myth and Sparta A facing off. Sparta A is likely feeling the pressure, as they failed to hit the Diamond promotion threshold after winning only one of their last two games. A win here is mandatory to earn their spot.

Diamond Group 2 is expected to be a duel between Reaper and Wolhadan. The gap in their records is significant. Reaper boasts the highest total points and the longest win streak in the Streamer Group. If Reaper wins the upcoming match, they hit an 11-game streak; if Wolhadan wins, they halt that momentum. Either way, it should be a fascinating result.

The second chart features many clans with limited wins. Only ROYAL Mine in Platinum 2 and Mayfly in 3 have multiple titles. Dokdo has just reached two wins after a recent victory. Meanwhile, Phantom, Dream, and Wesley have yet to sound the trumpet of victory in a territory war. Dream and Wesley are matched in Gold Group 1, where the winner will ascend to the Platinum tier. A tiny margin has determined their respective stages.