KvK leaderboard

KvK Season Rankings

Two KvK tools on one page. Season Matchups lists every pairing in the KvK season you pick. Cumulative ranks kingdoms by castle wins through that season.

Every pairing from the selected KvK season

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1,007 matchups

MatchupPrepCastleAttack / DefenseResult
K2005vsK2008K2005K2005ConqueredK2005 atk 路 K2008 defK2005 sweep
K2006vsK2009K2009K2009ConqueredK2009 atk 路 K2006 defK2009 sweep
K2007vsK2011K2007K2007ConqueredK2007 atk 路 K2011 defK2007 sweep
K2012vsK2021K2012K2021DefendedK2012 atk 路 K2021 defSplit
K2013vsK2020K2013K2013ConqueredK2013 atk 路 K2020 defK2013 sweep
K2015vsK2016K2015K2015ConqueredK2015 atk 路 K2016 defK2015 sweep
K2017vsK2022K2022K2017DefendedK2022 atk 路 K2017 defSplit
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One row is one KvK pairing. Sweep means the same kingdom won prep and the castle. Split means the two stages went to different kingdoms. Open either kingdom for its full history.

Kingshot KvK Season Rankings

What is the Kingshot KvK Season Rankings page?

Kingshot KvK Season Rankings is a free lookup for Kingdom vs Kingdom results. It has two tools. Season Matchups shows who fought in a KvK season. Cumulative ranks kingdoms by how many castle stages they have won through that season. Both read the same verified KvK match catalog, so a row here matches the history on a kingdom page.

Pick a season chip to choose the KvK, then switch tools with the tabs. The page opens on the latest season. Search a kingdom ID to filter that season's matchups, or to jump to that kingdom on the cumulative board. Each kingdom ID links to its kingdom page, where you can read prep, castle, attack, defense, and opponent history one season at a time.

Season Matchups

One row is one KvK pairing. You see both kingdoms, who won prep, who won the castle, who attacked, and whether the match was a sweep or a split. Use it to check a season without opening every kingdom page.

Cumulative castle leaderboard

Kingdoms are ranked by castle wins through the selected season, then castle win rate. If those are tied, the kingdom with fewer KvK seasons ranks higher, so a short perfect run is not buried under a longer record with more losses.

How Kingshot players use KvK matchups and castle rankings

Governors open Season Matchups after a KvK to confirm the opponent, the prep winner, and whether the castle was conquered, defended, repelled, or lost. Alliance leaders use the same list to see who attacked and who defended before they talk about the next matchup. The cumulative castle leaderboard is for a longer view: who keeps winning the castle stage across Kingshot KvK seasons, not who simply played the most seasons.

A sweep means one kingdom won both prep and the castle. A split means the two stages went to different kingdoms. Castle win rate only counts seasons where the castle stage has a winner. Capture rate is how often a kingdom took the castle while attacking. Records refresh when a new KvK season is added to the match catalog.