Albion Online Season 34 gives 2 guilds their first crowns
SZKODA OC won Europe, CCTV took Asia with 1,115,688 points, and PIVAS claimed its third Americas title after losing its inner-ring territories.

Albion Online’s Season 34 ended Nov. 9 with first crowns for SZKODA OC in Europe and CCTV in Asia, while PIVAS won the Americas for a third time after losing its inner-ring territories. The season ran from Sept. 12 through Nov. 9, following the dates in Season 34’s launch coverage. Sandbox Interactive’s Season 34 wrap-up recounts three server races shaped by shifting alliances and late-season pushes.
PIVAS recovers in the Americas after losing its stronghold
PIVAS looked on course for a third title after approaching 500,000 Season Points by midseason. Then Take Care arrived alongside the CURE alliance and launched a campaign to remove PIVAS from the inner ring. Upside also turned against its former allies, and the coalition began to crumble. Within days, PIVAS had been pushed toward Thetford.
Rather than surrender its lead, PIVAS shifted its focus to 18 UTC territories in Quality 2 regions, stacking them with Raw Energy while pursuing other sources of Season Points. The approach kept the guild around 200,000 points ahead of second place before the final Invasion Day. PIVAS finished with 810,902 points, followed by Furia Nocturnx at 706,906 and I M O R T A I S at 668,911.

SZKODA OC claims Europe after its coalition splits
Europe’s conflict grew out of the previous season’s coalition victory. Contingent, 84s and SZKODA OC had won Season 33 together, but SZKODA OC declared war on 84s halfway through Season 34 over territories at 22 UTC. Contingent sided with 84s, turning the former allies against one another.
After a week of fighting, 84s gave up its 22 UTC holdings. SZKODA OC then targeted Contingent’s longtime homeland at 18 UTC, drawing hundreds of players into the fight. Hideouts fell, territories came under attack and thousands died across the Outlands. Contingent still held Rivercopse Found and Darkbough Snag, while SZKODA OC’s Razorrock Gulch stronghold avoided raids.
The fighting eventually eased, with both sides retaining their remaining territories. SZKODA OC earned its first season crown with 777,534 points. Most Hated placed second at 599,889, and MYDAKI took third with 528,889. Contingent also announced it would close after years as one of Europe’s defining forces.

CCTV finally takes Asia’s top spot
After two unsuccessful attempts to win the season, CCTV entered its third with a commanding lead. By the midseason Invasion Day, it had around 550,000 points, more than twice the total of nearest challenger Western Paradise. CCTV passed one million points before the final Invasion Day and finished at 1,115,688.
High Cards overtook Western Paradise to take second with 742,163 points, leaving Western Paradise third at 639,058. As the season ended, the influential figure Fuckcall returned and began gathering players under the reopened PLAC banner, adding another development to Asia’s guild politics after CCTV’s long-awaited win.
Which Season 34 alliance split or comeback stood out to you? Follow the guild rivalries as Season 35 takes shape on X, Bluesky, YouTube, Instagram, Steam, and Telegram.
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