It is time to dive into the large-scale PvP carnage of 'Arthdal Chronicles: Three Factions' (hereinafter 'Arthdal Chronicles'). Last week's server migration definitely shook things up, most notably with the legendary 'Black Label' alliance deciding to pack their bags. Moving from Miha-je to Ivna, Black Label is back in the fray, though they had to form a coalition to bypass the bidding restrictions that come with a fresh server move. Let’s break down the results.

※ Data accounts for main characters only; alts have been excluded.

Total War Matchups and Results

Perhaps it was the fallout from all those server and alliance migrations, but this week’s war was strangely quiet. Even the usually bustling 'Land of Connection' saw little action, with only the incumbent occupiers—'Daenongjang' from the Namdalsan server and 'Good Morning' from Miha-je—holding their ground. Meanwhile, 'Eungeo' reclaimed the 'Arth Farmland' without much trouble.The 'Binari Basin' was claimed by the 'First' alliance from the Yunseul server via an uncontested bid. Similarly, 'Immortal' from Inaishingi walked into the 'Western Great Black Wall' unopposed, while the 'Mad One' alliance from the Aramusela server took the 'Aram Forest' without shedding a drop of blood.

The only real fireworks occurred in the 'Eastern Sea of Tears'. Last week’s victor, Inaishingi’s 'Immortal', opted for a bloodless entry into the Western Great Black Wall instead, leaving the Eastern Sea of Tears open for four other alliances to swarm. The real grudge match, however, was between the 'Cham-Education/Black Label' coalition and the 'Blue Dragon/White Tiger/Vermilion Bird' alliance.

A Coalition Clash: Cham-Education & Black Label vs. Blue Dragon

As mentioned, Black Label couldn't bid solo due to the cooldown period following their server transfer—they weren't part of the top 4 alliances required for entry. So, they teamed up with Ivna’s 'Cham-Education'. While it’s hard to gauge the true combat capability of Cham-Education, they served as the necessary proxy to get Black Label into the fight.

Their opponents, the Ivna powerhouse 'Blue Dragon', were coming off a massive skirmish at the Western Great Black Wall, making this their second major war in short succession. Despite a significant deficit in raw numbers, the Cham-Education/Black Label coalition held firm. Led by their top-tier heavy hitters, Black Label fought tooth and nail in a stalemate that remained razor-thin until the final moments. Ultimately, Cham-Education/Black Label emerged victorious and claimed the Eastern Sea of Tears.

Looking at the heavy hitters on the front lines of the Eastern Sea of Tears, Black Label’s strength lies in their 'Warrior' line-up. Their top combatants—Black Sabu (233,286 CP), Black Immortal (225,945 CP), Black Hyeoni (222,776 CP), and Black Namgil (212,274 CP)—are all Warriors. They are flanked by the second-ranked 'Holy Knight', Black Star (231,478 CP), who likely held the center of the battlefield.

Here, Blue Dragon countered with a mix of 'Assassins' and Holy Knights. Wattada (231,574 CP) and Wangja (217,699 CP) led the charge as Holy Knights, while Dangshushu (220,352 CP), Universe Combo (218,517 CP), and Darkrai (215,113 CP) darted around as Assassins. For a deeper dive into the war data, check the link below. KookminTree Arthdal Chronicles 'Total War Results' page