SOL: enchant’s Sixth God Selection Sees Record Spending

The sixth God Selection event for SOL: enchant wrapped up on Saturday, September 19, marking a dramatic escalation in competition following a recent Armor Research update that created new outlets for Nine currency consumption.

Lindel 3 emerged as the battleground for the most intense spending, with Kaswangno1 of the Sin-deullin Guild securing the God position. By 17:00—three hours before the selection ended—Kaswangno1 and guildmate Kkamppa had each spent approximately 33.9 billion and 31.3 billion Nine respectively. This represented a substantial jump from the previous selection, where the highest spender across all servers had used around 14 billion Nine, indicating the competition had more than doubled in scale.

On Lindel 4, a power shift unfolded as Kang Jong-soo of the Harusal-i Guild defeated the incumbent God Gaenari to claim divine authority. Kang Jong-soo's expenditure of roughly 5.6 billion Nine proved sufficient to build a nearly 4-billion-Nine lead over Gaenari of the Baekya Guild. The upset highlighted how new players from outside established power structures were beginning to challenge traditional dominance.

The blind period—a window from 18:00 until the selection's conclusion when Nine spending became invisible to players—produced several shocking reversals. In Lindel 1, Ukkiukki of the Chamgyo-yuk Guild, who had been unranked among top contenders, emerged as the final God despite Yeojeong holding first place with approximately 6.7 billion Nine spent. Similarly, in Caltheon 5, Sattang of the Uriel Guild climbed from seventh place with roughly 590 million Nine to overtake leader Yang-tsu and claim godhood.

Caltheon 4 saw the incumbent God Bakjwi-sin successfully defend the position despite trailing leader Yami-ichi by over 3.1 billion Nine with only 3.6 billion spent. Bakjwi-sin's comeback during the blind period secured a consecutive term. The selection results underscored a broader trend: streamer characters, guild alliance members, and figures outside major established factions are increasingly ascending to godhood, fragmenting what was once a more consolidated power structure.