[Total War Results] It is time to dissect the latest results from the large-scale PvP content in 'Arthdal Chronicles: Three Factions' (hereinafter Arthdal Chronicles). With the timed dungeon 'Ancient Ruins' now open, guilds are busy refining their internal affairs. Across the servers, alliances are ramping up their participation in various activities, with 'Land of Fate' and 'Eastern Sea of Tears' seeing fierce competition through the bidding process. Meanwhile, a massive clash between heavy-hitting alliances erupted in the 'Arthdal Farmland'.Take a look at the results of last week's total war in the article below.

※ Only main characters were counted, excluding sub-characters.

Total War Matchups and Results

Regarding the matchups and results, 'Aram Forest' and 'Binari Basin' saw bloodless victories as only one alliance bid for each. The 'Madja' alliance from the Aramunhaesulla server and the 'First' alliance from the Yunseul server secured their respective spots uncontested. Given their immense strength, perhaps some were disappointed that a proper scrap didn't break out.

Conversely, for the areas that saw the most participation, we look at the bidding list for the Land of Fate and Eastern Sea of Tears. The former saw bids from 'Daenongjang', 'A-Chaos', 'Mutji-anayo', and 'Good Morning'. The result: On the Namdalsan server, Daenongjang claimed victory. In the Eastern Sea of Tears, 'Immortal', 'Yi-mul-li-bok-in', 'Legend', and 'Cham-education' challenged the site, with Immortal from the Inaisin-gi server ultimately taking the crown.

Arthdal Farmland 'Un-geo vs. Cheong-ryong' Large Alliance Close Match

The 'Un-geo' alliance on the Chusando server seems to thrive on weekly brawls. This time, they faced the 'Cheong-ryong' alliance from the Ibhna server, one of Korea's top-tier groups. After a narrow defeat against the Madja alliance previously, Un-geo dived straight back into global combat. With both sides boasting a high density of power-rankers and massive numbers, the scale of the confrontation was predictably significant. A fierce tug-of-war ensued, and in the end, Un-geo succeeded in occupying the Arthdal Farmland.

Analyzing the combat power of the top 20 members from both guilds, it is clear that Un-geo held the advantage. In particular, the presence of many rankers with over 220,000 combat power created a noticeable gap in peak firepower.However, the Cheong-ryong alliance relied on their higher base combat power to push their offensive. Furthermore, the number of participants they deployed was roughly double that of Un-geo.While this showed their sheer grit, it wasn't enough to secure the win, and Un-geo took control of the Arthdal Farmland.

Here is the combat power breakdown for the top 5 rankers of Un-geo and Cheong-ryong. Both alliances are heavily skewed towards 'Holy Knights' and 'Assassins'. The proportion of Assassins in the Cheong-ryong alliance is staggering; they make up 80% of the top 5 rankers and 60% of the top 20. For reference, Un-geo's top 20 Assassin ratio sits at 35%. The heavy reliance on Holy Knights instead of Assassins marks a significant strategic difference. This highlights how both combat stats and class composition played a decisive role in the outcome.

The highest-ranking member of Un-geo is the Holy Knight Viega (234,060 CP). Responding for Cheong-ryong, the top ranker is the Assassin Uju Combo (221,441 CP). While we cannot be certain of their exact stats on the battlefield, the gap is clearly indicative of their usual standing. Among the Assassin lines, rank 4 players Jin-gwang-seon-yo-ui-pae-ya (222,323 CP) and Dang-gold (209,174 CP), along with rank 5 players Jeon-min-go-ja (220,692 CP) and Geung-nam (208,240 CP), maintained a steady gap of about 10,000 combat power.