The eighth God selection for SOL: enchant concluded on October 17. In this selection, Gods were replaced on six of the 10 servers across Caltheon and Lindel, bringing new Gods to more than half of the servers. Cases of rankings being overturned during the blind period were frequent, making it difficult to predict final outcomes based solely on public tallying. On the other hand, existing Gods retained their positions on the remaining four servers, resulting in a mix of new appointments and re-elections.
Streamers' levels have also reached new heights. The achievement of level 66, which first appeared in Lindel last week, has expanded to Caltheon, bringing the total number of confirmed level 66 streamers to seven. As the Sky Island matching range expands to other worlds starting on October 21, competitive edge will likely depend not only on individual top levels, but also on how deeply each alliance has secured high-level members.
Streamer Server Rankings Based on Combined Top 10 Nine Consumption Nine Consumption Competition Restarts After God Selection
After the God selection concluded on October 17, Nine consumption began accumulating again. As of October 19, two days after the selection, Lindel 3 claimed first place among streamer servers by consuming approximately 61.66 billion Nine. Kaswangno1 spent roughly 17.84 billion and Antique Healer consumed about 3.24 billion, opening a massive lead over second-place Caltheon 1's approximately 15.79 billion.
Caltheon 4, which recently drew attention due to a three-way rivalry, took third place with approximately 14.46 billion Nine. Gyundan under Nagne, who rose to become the God in this selection, led the way by spending roughly 6.55 billion, followed by Neom with about 2.77 billion. With Nagne producing Gods for two consecutive elections while maintaining high consumption, how its rivalry with Myeongga and Sasin unfolds heading into the next election remains a key point to watch.
Lindel 1 recorded a similar scale to Caltheon 4, with approximately 14.07 billion Nine. Unlike Black Pepper, who staged a comeback during the blind period to become God, KimLeeParkDeokbae led post-selection tallies with roughly 7.22 billion. With the leader changing as soon as the God selection ended, the next round of competition appears to be off to a fast start.
The server with the lowest Nine consumption was Lindel 5, at approximately 6.17 billion. However, as these are initial tallies covering only the two days following the selection, it is difficult to judge the intensity of competition based solely on current rankings. While Lindel 3 continues its solo streak, future ranking shifts are expected to center on servers like Caltheon 4 and Lindel 1, where new dynamics emerged immediately after the election.
SOL: enchant Streamer Server Rankings Level 66 Emerges in Caltheon, Bringing Shifts to Alliances
The number of level 66 streamers has increased to seven. In Lindel, Susam joined Dongil and LensTV, while in Caltheon, Kazuya, Lee Hoe-jang, Big Boss, and Taegun reached level 66. With most other key figures sitting at level 65, the quantity and distribution of high-level members secured by each alliance stand out more than the peak individual level itself.
In Caltheon 4, a three-way battle continues centered around Myeongga, Sasin, and Nagne. Following Yamiichi in the previous election, Gyundan ascended as God this time, marking two consecutive elections in which Nagne produced the server's God. While OneQ, Manman, and Bakjwi Hyung are also sitting at level 65—keeping the level gap between key players small—Nagne has delivered consecutive results in recent divine power struggles.
In Lindel, Nuri Hyung's guild transfer has attracted attention. Nuri Hyung moved from the Legend guild to SM, leaving the existing alliance comprised of Chamgyo-uk, Legend, Antique, Baekya, and Captain. While the exact background remains unconfirmed, rumors suggest possible discord with the previous alliance.
Differing opinions also persist regarding the relationship between ruling alliances ("Line") and neutral players over hunting ground access and protection responsibilities. While some users complain that conflicts between ruling alliances harm neutral players, counterarguments suggest that since neutral players benefit from server economic activities, they cannot naturally demand protection from ruling alliances. As the Sky Island matching pool expands to other worlds starting October 21, not only high-level personnel but also recent guild and alliance transfers and internal server relationships are expected to serve as benchmarks for evaluating the new competitive landscape.
