The first Siege War since the server transfer has concluded. While some argued that the results were less significant due to the upcoming second server transfer, many anticipated that the pride of the two massive world alliances—Ttol-ggi vs. The K—would prevent a simple outcome. In reality, fierce battles erupted across numerous servers during this inaugural Siege War.

Intense combat broke out on many servers, with Kenlauhel, Jou, Gunther, and Pa'agrio seeing the most significant action. Excluding the Jou server, the general pattern involved the Ttol-ggi Alliance invading servers held by The K Alliance. Notably, the Gunther server joined the list of competitive battlegrounds after The K Alliance intervened to support the Gunther Alliance (the original Castle-Ruling Clan) against the Wang-hyeol (Counterattack Alliance), which had joined the Ttol-ggi side.

Across all servers, the balance of power between the two alliances remains similar, with The K Alliance holding a higher total number of castles. However, the consensus is that the Ttol-ggi Alliance came out on top in this 6th Siege War. This is primarily because Ttol-ggi successfully captured castles on servers invaded by The K, while simultaneously defending all castles on the Jou server, which The K had targeted.

Kenlauhel serves as the headquarters for The K Alliance, housing the The K Clan (transferred from Deporoju) and the existing Kenlauhel Castle-Ruling Clan, Dan-gyeol-gyeol-ui. Given its status as a central server, it holds great symbolic importance. In response to The K's relocation, the Ttol-ggi Alliance dispatched reinforcements from their main base and other servers to Kenlauhel, triggering large-scale engagements.

The result on the Kenlauhel server was 2:1. The K Alliance secured Wind Castle and the Orc fortress, while Ttol-ggi took Kent. For The K, this is a disappointing result despite the higher castle count, given that this server is their home base.

The battle began with attacks on both Wind Castle and Kent. The Ttol-ggi Alliance seized the early momentum by quickly completing the 'Bound' process at Kent Castle. Although The K managed to infiltrate a small force to reclaim it, they failed to retake the castle as a barricade formed at the outer gate, preventing further reinforcements from entering.

What followed was a war of attrition. As the forces of The K attempted to retake Kent against the defending Ttol-ggi troops, the sheer number of players caused the combat to spill out into the fields beyond the gates. True to the common wisdom that narrow entrances favor the defenders when numbers are high, the ownership of Kent Castle remained unchanged once it was lost.

With about 10 minutes remaining, The K Alliance shifted its target to the Orc fortress. The Ttol-ggi Alliance followed suit. After several changes in ownership, The K Alliance successfully re-bound the fortress just before the end of the Siege War, securing two castles in total.

The Jou server saw significant movement from the main forces of both alliances. While the Ttol-ggi Alliance, backed by the Big Boss' 'Big Alliance,' held a massive numerical advantage, The K Alliance distinguished itself by deploying elite units, including many characters in their mid-50s level range.

Today, the result on the Jou server was a 3:0 sweep for the Ttol-ggi Alliance. Proving that there is no substitute for sheer numbers, The K's elite units repeatedly managed to reach the inner sanctum and complete the 'Bound' process, only to be overwhelmed by the relentless waves of Ttol-ggi attackers, losing the castles each time.

The first shots were fired at Wind Castle. The K Alliance attacked both the main and east gates, successfully pushing their forces to the inner sanctum. However, the Ttol-ggi Alliance quickly established a defensive line, cutting off the K forces. The infiltrators, left without support, were picked off one by one.

After failing to achieve results despite multiple entries into Wind Castle, The K Alliance turned its attention to Kent Castle. They successfully breached the defenses several times and, despite missing opportunities due to Master 'die' (death) events, they eventually managed to capture Kent Castle.

The problem started there. The incoming Ttol-ggi forces were simply too numerous. Although The K attempted to set up a barricade at the outer gate after taking the castle, their defensive numbers dwindled under the onslaught, and the formation collapsed, allowing Ttol-ggi to infiltrate. The K Alliance attempted to defend by rotating castle ownership, but eventually, finding no other options, they abandoned Kent Castle to target Wind Castle once more.

The subsequent engagements followed a similar pattern. The K Alliance launched attacks from Wind Castle to Kent and back again, even managing to destroy the Wind Castle guardian tower with their elite units. However, they could not break through the barricades formed by the massive Ttol-ggi numbers, and the Siege War ended without further changes in ownership, cementing the Ttol-ggi Alliance's 3-castle defense.

The Siege War on Pa'agrio can be summarized in one word: 'Hook Team.' Pa'agrio is the server where the 'Chong-gun Alliance'—another pillar of The K Alliance—is based. They are currently engaged in combat against the Ttol-ggi Alliance's invasion force, which includes the 'Hook Team' active across various servers like Astaire (As-gorilla) and Hardin.

The reason this Siege War is summarized as the 'Hook Team' is that the Ttol-ggi Alliance, led by them, demonstrated exceptional combat capability, overcoming numerical disadvantages to repeatedly capture Kent and Wind Castles. Kent Castle changed hands just 10 minutes into the siege, and although The K Alliance reclaimed it, Ttol-ggi took it back shortly after, showcasing their formidable combat power.

The K Alliance eventually succeeded in retaking Kent Castle, but with 8 minutes left, the Ttol-ggi Alliance successfully re-bound Wind Castle. Both alliances clashed around the Wind Castle guardian tower, but time ran out, leaving Wind Castle in the hands of The K Alliance.

However, news arrived after the siege: while the battle for Wind Castle was raging, the Ttol-ggi Alliance had retaken Kent Castle. Their strategy of shaking up the enemy by attacking both castles simultaneously proved successful, allowing Ttol-ggi to secure Kent Castle on both Kenlauhel and Pa'agrio—the enemy's primary strongholds.

On the Gunther server, the dissident Wang-hyeol (Counterattack Alliance) had been receiving support from the Ttol-ggi Alliance while battling the neutral Castle-Ruling Gunther Alliance. As the scale of the conflict grew, they declared their alignment with The K Alliance, joining the Ttol-ggi vs. The K dynamic a bit late.

The siege ended in a narrow defeat for the Gunther Alliance, with 'Jal-nan' and 'Ak-dong'—who came as reinforcements from the Kenlauhel server—successfully capturing Kent and the Orc fortress, resulting in a 1:2 split.

Combat primarily took place at Wind Castle. After the Ttol-ggi Alliance breached The K's defenses to take the castle, a fierce battle ensued to reclaim it. True to their reputation for persistent field combat, the fight for Wind Castle did not end quickly. After intense fighting, The K Alliance, having secured the interior, reclaimed Wind Castle about 40 minutes into the siege.

Having secured Wind Castle, The K Alliance moved to attack Kent Castle and the Orc fortress to secure additional territory. They failed to breach Kent Castle, where the enemy's main force was concentrated, so the final battle naturally shifted to the Orc fortress. With less than a minute remaining, Ak-dong successfully bound the fortress, ending the siege with the Ttol-ggi Alliance holding two castles and The K Alliance holding one.