It is time to dissect the results of the large-scale PvP content, 'Total War', in 'Arthdal Chronicles'. Following the chaotic skirmishes in the 'Arth Farmland' last week, the competitive heat is only rising. While some regions fell without a fight, others hosted epic clashes as rival alliances locked horns once more. Let's delve into the intensity of last week's results.

※ Data represents main characters only, excluding alts.

Total War Pairings and Results

Let us first examine the quieter battlegrounds where bids were scarce. The 'Aram Forest' and 'Binari Basin' saw the alliances mentioned in the chart above secure consecutive victories. The former is held by Aramun Haesulla's 'Crazy' alliance, while the latter belongs to the 'First' alliance on the Yunseul server. In particular, the 'First' alliance has reigned over Binari Basin for a month without a challenger. It remains to be seen if anyone will step up, or perhaps 'First' will break their silence and target new horizons.

'Land of Fate' and 'Eastern Sea of Tears' saw high bidding activity, with 'Great Farm' and 'Immortal' successfully maintaining their ground from last week. Meanwhile, 'Arth Farmland' was reclaimed by '隱居(Eun-geo)', once again hosting an Arthdal Chronicles global match. Following last week's bout against 'Blue Dragon', they faced the 'Restraint' alliance from the Darkus server and 'Unique' from Siar. Thanks to the unity of players from Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau, 隱居(Eun-geo) successfully took the Arth Farmland.

The Month-Long Rematch: 'Black Label vs. Blue Dragon' Big Match

The 'Western Great Black Wall' hosted another massive alliance clash. The protagonists were the 'Black Label' alliance from Mihaje and 'Blue Dragon' from Ibna. While Blue Dragon took the honors last time, the tables have turned. In a nail-biting finish, Black Label secured the Western Great Black Wall, effectively settling the score.

The key to this reversal lies in Black Label's roster shake-up. With several high-tier combatants joining the fray—most notably the top-ranked 'Black Star'—the alliance flexed significant muscle. Conversely, Blue Dragon suffered a blow as 'Chivalry', their highest combat power ranker, migrated to the 'Immortal' alliance on the Inaishingi server. Consequently, in the 210,000+ combat power bracket, Black Label now boasts six members to Blue Dragon's four.

However, Blue Dragon maintained an edge in overall numbers. When counting members with over 140,000 combat power, Blue Dragon led 41 to 31. Yet, since Black Label secured the victory, it appears that having more elite, high-power individuals remains the decisive factor.

Let's examine the top rankers of these alliances. Leading the charge for Black Label is the 'Warrior' line: Black Sabu (233,332 combat power), Black Immortal (224,957), and Black Hwani (222,545). They are supported by the formidable Divine Knight Black Star (229,709) and the Assassin Black Shine (226,048).

Blue Dragon, meanwhile, relies on a deep roster of top-tier 'Assassins'. Led by Dang Shushu (219,492), the lineup includes Space Combo (217,872), Dang Gold (216,055), and Positive Man (209,707), alongside six other assassins exceeding 180,000 combat power. The high-power Divine Knight Prince (216,389) also acts as a core pillar. For further details on the Total War results, please refer to the data above or KookminTree Arthdal Chronicles 'Total War Results' page for more information.