Albion Online Season 34 Winners: SZKODA OC, CCTV and PIVAS

Albion Online Season 34 winners are SZKODA OC on Europe, CCTV on Asia and PIVAS on Americas. Two guilds earned their first crowns; PIVAS held on for a third despite losing control of the inner ring.

Season 34 ended on 9 November 2026, with Sandbox Interactive confirming the final standings on 11 November. Here’s the top three on every server and how those guilds got there.

Albion Online Season 34 winners and final standings

The Albion Online Season 34 winners finished in this order across Europe, Asia and Americas. Most Hated and High Cards each took second behind an alliance partner.

CCTV’s 1,115,688 Season Points is the confirmed winning total for Asia alone. It isn’t a combined score for the three regions.

Europe: SZKODA OC claims a first title after the coalition split

Of the Albion Online Season 34 winners, SZKODA OC had the messiest route to the crown. It helped Contingent win Season 33 alongside 84s, but halfway through Season 34 it turned on 84s over 22:00 UTC territories. Contingent backed 84s.

SZKODA OC pushed 84s out of that fight, then went after Contingent’s established 18:00 UTC positions. Hideouts fell and territories were raided. Contingent held Rivercopse Found and Darkbough Snag; SZKODA OC defended its Razorrock Gulch stronghold.

Neither side drove the other out completely, but SZKODA OC won the points race. Alliance partner Most Hated came second and MYDAKI third. Contingent announced that it would close its doors after the season. The recap did not give a confirmed shutdown date.

Asia: CCTV finishes with 1,115,688 points

CCTV’s victory was third time lucky. After two unsuccessful title pushes, it held around 550,000 points by midseason, more than twice Western Paradise’s total. That advantage only grew.

CCTV finished on 1,115,688 Season Points. Alliance partner High Cards overtook Western Paradise for second. So the final Albion Online Season 34 winners list has a different Asia runner-up from the midseason leaderboard.

The publisher’s recap reports that a former major leader on Albion Asia returned and began gathering players under the reopened PLAC banner. CCTV won Season 34, but Season 35 will have a new contest.

Americas: PIVAS survives the loss of the inner ring

PIVAS looked comfortable at first. Its coalition held the inner ring and it was approaching 500,000 points by midseason. Then Take Care and CURE attacked, Upside changed sides, and PIVAS was pushed back towards Thetford.

Rather than chase back the inner ring, PIVAS moved to 18:00 UTC territories in Quality 2 regions, banking Raw Energy and gathering points elsewhere. Despite losing its former stronghold, it was roughly 200,000 points ahead of second place before the final invasion.

The remaining fight was for second place. Furia Nocturnx and I M O R T A I S each controlled roughly forty territories around the final invasion, but Furia Nocturnx ended up approximately 40,000 points ahead. The final Americas order was PIVAS, Furia Nocturnx and I M O R T A I S.

What changes for Season 35?

The Albion Online Season 34 winners took three different routes: SZKODA OC fought former allies, CCTV built a huge lead, and PIVAS found new ways to score after losing its strongest territory.

Season 35 is next. For the new cosmetics, Premium and Gold offers, see our Albion Online Season 35 bundle guide. Shop bundles are separate from the guild rankings.

Albion Online Season 34 winners FAQ

Who won Europe? SZKODA OC finished first, with Most Hated second and MYDAKI third.

Who won Asia? CCTV finished first with 1,115,688 Season Points, ahead of High Cards and Western Paradise.

Who won Americas? PIVAS claimed a third title, ahead of Furia Nocturnx and I M O R T A I S.

Is Season 34 still running? No. The season ended on 9 November 2026; the final invasion broadcasts took place on 7 and 8 November.

The Albion Online Season 34 winners are settled: SZKODA OC, CCTV and PIVAS take the crowns. The next title race is a fresh contest.

Official source: Sandbox Interactive, Season 34 Wrapup.