Multiple Streamers Reach Level 65 as Internal Conflict Escalates on Caltheon Servers

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The seventh Selection of the God in SOL: enchant concluded on October 3. Since the selection, Nine consumption has begun accumulating again, with Lindel 3 using the most Nine at the fastest pace in this tally as well. With Caltheon 1 and Lindel 1 following close behind, movement toward the next selection and world-scale competition is resuming across each server.

Streamer levels are also rising steadily, with an increasing number reaching Level 65. As the level gap among top players narrows, world-scale battles in areas like Sky Island and the Tower of the Gods continue. In particular, Caltheon 4 is seeing an ongoing three-way feud centered on Myeongga, Nagne, and Sasin, while Caltheon 1 is experiencing shifting public sentiment over recent indiscriminate PK.

Streamer Server Rankings Based on Combined TOP 10 Nine Consumption

솔: 인챈트 SOL: enchant
Lindel 3 took 1st place among streamer servers

As Nine consumption tracking resumed after the selection, Lindel 3 claimed 1st place among streamer servers. Lindel 3 maintained its lead by using approximately 17.7 billion Nine. Kaswangno1, who became a God in the last selection by consuming the most Nine, used approximately 7.2 billion Nine again right after the election, while Antique Healer consumed roughly 900 million. Even after the selection, the server continues to record higher consumption than others.

Caltheon 1 took 2nd place with approximately 8.06 billion Nine. Current God Wolcheon used roughly 3.46 billion, followed by Aaron with around 470 million. Lindel 1 placed 3rd with approximately 6.21 billion, with KimLeeParkDeokbae using roughly 2.54 billion and Roishin using around 850 million.

Caltheon 3 ranked 4th with approximately 4.74 billion Nine. Current God Bulbin led the server by consuming roughly 1.69 billion. Following closely behind, Lindel 5 recorded around 3.31 billion and Lindel 4 recorded around 3.26 billion, showing similar figures.

Caltheon 5 took 7th place with approximately 2.95 billion Nine, followed by Lindel 2 and Caltheon 2 with roughly 2.28 billion and 2.26 billion, respectively. Caltheon 4 recorded the lowest figure among streamer servers at approximately 1.55 billion. However, as internal server competition remains ongoing, it is too early to judge the dynamics of the next selection based on current consumption alone.

SOL: enchant Streamer Server Rankings

솔: 인챈트 SOL: enchant
Number of players reaching Level 65 increases to 13

The number of players reaching Level 65 is growing rapidly. Last week, Caltheon had 5 Level 65 streamers—Kazuya, Lee Hoeqjang, OneQ, Big Boss, and Taegun—but this week, Rangzz, Kkaengbo, Samang, and Manman joined them, increasing the count to 9. On Lindel as well, major streamers have progressed into the Level 64–65 range, with Susam, Dongil, LenseTV, and Nuri-hyeong reaching Level 65.

On Caltheon 4, an internal three-way struggle continues alongside the leveling race. Joining the original Myeongga and Sasin guilds is Nagne, formed by former Myeongga members; in the latest Selection of the God, Yamiichi from Nagne turned the tables during the blind period to become a God. With key figures remaining close in level—OneQ and Manman at Level 65, and Bat-hyeong and Ucheon at Level 64—the rivalry among the three factions persists.

On Caltheon 1, discontent is growing after several players broke away from the dominant alliance line and resumed indiscriminate PK. In the process, criticism has also been directed toward the Celebrity guild, which had previously recruited those players. As both direct PK and the original recruitment process are brought up again, public opinion on the server is shifting.

World-scale alliance structures are also persisting. However, as individual server interests continue to shift—as seen in Caltheon 4's three-way feud and Caltheon 1's internal conflicts—it is important to monitor not only world alliances but also factional shifts within each server as more players reach Level 65.

This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom. [Read Original]