Starting Monday, June 22, players began hitting level 50, creating a clear divide between the vanguard and the rest of the pack. Even though the initial level 50 rewards were no longer available, players continued to push hard to secure a spot in the vanguard, while others followed closely behind or focused on gathering resources and leveling up at a more measured pace.

The race for levels has been matched by a heated competition in Nine consumption, with gaps now widening from the millions into the hundreds of millions. With about two weeks left until the Divine Right election, top-ranked players appear to be cementing their positions by demonstrating overwhelming dominance. As the gap for the Divine Right grows wider this week, we take a look at the Top 10 rankings for the Sol: Enchantment Caltheon 1 and Lindel 1 servers.

※Data for each server was aggregated as of 13:00 on Friday, June 26.

Although there is still time before the Divine Right election, top rankers are sparing no Nine to fuel their growth. Total Nine consumption on the Caltheon 1 server reached 2.4 billion, an increase of 2 billion from the previous week, while Lindel 1 reached 2 billion, up 1.6 billion. While consumption has surged on both servers, the dynamic between the first and second-place contenders for the Divine Right differs significantly.

Comp on the Caltheon 1 server currently holds the #1 spot with 830 million Nine consumed. On the Lindel 1 server, Ttol-ggi also holds the #1 spot with 560 million Nine, but leads the second-place player, Coin, by only about 100 million. Compared to the Caltheon 1 server, where the leader has established a two-fold lead to solidify their position, the Lindel 1 lead is vulnerable to a potential upset. As players level up, the market for Nine Cores is becoming increasingly active. We will have to wait until next week to see if the 100-million-Nine gap on Lindel 1 is overturned or if the leader follows the Caltheon 1 trend of widening the lead.

Dong-il, who made headlines as the first player to reach level 50, remains at the top of the level rankings. By maximizing the Mage class' advantage with its many AOE skills, Dong-il has now reached level 53. While Coin and Ttol-ggi are in hot pursuit at level 51, they have yet to close the gap.

On the Caltheon 1 server, the Ranger 'Comp' maintains the server's top level alongside an overwhelming amount of Nine consumption. The second-place player, Cali, also held their ground. However, there was a fierce battle for rankings below third place. Hyun-bin, who was 3rd last week, dropped to 5th, with Hwang Je-seong (previously 5th, now 3rd) taking the spot. Lee Mun-ju, who was not in the rankings last week, reached level 49 to secure 6th place. The class distribution for the Top 10 on Caltheon 1 is 3 Rangers, 2 Mages, and 5 Knights. Lindel 1 shows an even split of 4 Knights and 4 Rangers, with 2 Mages.

Looking at the Top 10 EXP rankings by class, Knights had the highest average level among the top 10 players of each class on both servers. On Caltheon 1, the average level for the top 10 Knights was 47.7, followed by Rangers at 47.6 and Mages at 46.5. On Lindel 1, the average levels for Knights and Rangers were 47.8 and 47.4, respectively, while Mages averaged 46.5.

On both servers, Knights had the highest average level among the top 10, while Mages had the lowest. This is an unexpected result, considering that Dong-il, the #1 player in overall EXP, is a Mage. As players enter higher level brackets, the strengths and weaknesses of each class are becoming more pronounced; it will be interesting to see how the class-based rankings and averages shift next week.