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The Reveal of the New H2K IEM Roster

Just over a year ago, H2K-Gaming was no more than another Challenger team trying to prove themselves to the fans. Now, H2K is one of the most dominant forces in the European League of Legends scene.

YellowStar, Reignover, and Huni leave Fnatic

On Monday 23rd of November, both Seung-hoon "Huni" Heo and Yeu-jin "Reignover" Kim announced their departure from the European eSports giant Fnatic.

Origen dominate IEM San Jose 2015

Following Fnatic's surprising withdrawal from IEM San Jose, most considered Origen the favorites to win the tournament. However, roster changes in recent weeks made it extremely difficult to predict the outcome.

Trashy Joins Follow eSports As Starting Jungler

Jonas "Trashy" Andersen, the former jungler for Enemy eSports, will be making a move back to Europe as he joins Follow eSports as their new starting jungler.

Why North America and China are Failing in League of Legends

There are many reasons as to why Korea and Europe are currently standing much higher above the other regions when it comes to performance in League of Legends, some big; others small.

PowerOfEvil and HORO Leave Unicorns of Love

On Thursday, November 5th, Unicorns Of Love announced through Facebook that with 2 months to go until the beginning of LCS, they will be rebuilding their team roster around their support and top-laner, "Hylissang" and "Vizicsacsi".

Loulex Leaves H2K and Freddy122 Becomes Free Agent

After an impressive summer split in the LCS and a shot at Worlds, things seemed to be going well for H2K.

FolloweSports acquire Dignitas EU

Following Dignitas EU's success and their qualification to the European LCS, it was imminent that Dignitas, who owned both a North American team and a European team, had to choose to sell one due to the rules imposed by RIOT.

The Final Battle: SKT vs KOO Preview

As this year's League Of Legends season is slowly coming to a close, we are also nearing the final battle between this year's two best teams in the world, the KOO Tigers and SKT Telecom 1.

EU Performance at Worlds 2015

As an EUW player and a big fan of the European League of Legends scene, it is only understandable that I would support the EU teams in their run at Worlds 2015.