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Legends of Runeterra Forces from Beyond Seasonal standings for Americas and EMEA

Winners earned a seat at Worlds.

The top 32 Legends of Runeterra players in the Americas and EMEA regions competed for a slot at Worlds in the Forces from Beyond Seasonal. 

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Taking place from Aug. 27 to 28, the Forces from Beyond Seasonal showcased a variety of builds, from Kai’Sa and Evelynn. They were added to the champion roster in the Forces from Beyond expansion to staple archetypes like Pirates and Ezreal/Kennen.

Players in the top 32 in each region competed for a top-four finish, earning a direct invite to the Legends of Runeterra World Championship later this year.

EMEA Forces from Beyond seasonal standings

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Making it to the top 32 within the EMEA region were LoR players like mic check, Turtle, Broken Ball, and Shunpo. All players brought three decks to play, with one getting banned in each best-of-three match. 

Having earned a Worlds invite during the Worldwalker Seasonal, mic check from Turkey returned to the top four at the Forces from Beyond Seasonal. Joining mic check were Bowisse, Arren, and LFR ASOLidroamer. 

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Here were the decks brought to the Forces from Beyond Seasonal by the players who finished in the top four, and the deck codes. 

Mic check

  • Nami/TF: CIDQCAYGCEAQGBIQAECQMBIBAYDB4AIGAUSQEAIFFAYQEAQGDANAGAIBAUAQCBIGBMBAEBQOEYBACBAGBYCACBIDB4JR2
  • Nasus/Kindred: CMCACBAHF4AQMBIUAQAQKCZIFEYQIBAFAMCAKEADAEAQKIQBAMCQQAIEA45QEAIEA54QGAIFB4JRS
  • Heimerdinger/Jayce: CECACBAEBYBACBIBFACACBAQDM2DQBAFAQLBQGY5AMAQIBAPAECQIGIBAYCCWAIBAUCQG

Bowisse

  • Kai’Sa/Akshan/Sivir: CMCACAQAAIAQIB3HAECQADADAYDQOCIKAYAQCAAJAEBAAAIBAQAAEAIFAAHAEBQHBAHAGBAHHNWYEAIEAEAQADYBAIAAOAIEAABQCBAHCQ
  • Ezreal/Kennen: CQDACAIEEQAQEAQDAEBQEBIBAUFDUAQFAIDRKBABAIFQYMJSAQAQCARZAEBQEFABAYBCIAQCAICQUAA
  • Nasus/Kindred: CMCACBAHF4AQMBIUAMAQKKBJGECAIBIDAQCRAAYBAMCQQAQEA45XSAYBAUFRSIQBAECAONQ

Arren

  • Eveelynn/Viego: CUCACBQMDEBACBJIGEBQIBJVGY3QGBQFCIJRIAYBAICQCAIFAUBQGAIFAEMSEAIDAECRGFBL
  • Ezreal/Kennen: CQDACAIEEQAQEAQDAEBQEBIBAUFDUAQFAIDRKAYBAIFTCMQEAEAQEDABAIBAUAQDAIERIAQGAICSIAIBAIBAK
  • Miss Fortune/Twisted Fate: CICQCAQDAMAQKBQBAEDAMFIEAEBQEDAPFACAEBQWDITDUAYBAEBSKAICAYWQCBQGDYAQCAQGAQ

LFR ASOLidroamer

  • Evelynn/Viego: CUCACBQMDEBAMBITCQBQCBIBFAYQGBAFGU3DOBABAICQCAIGA4RACBQFCIBQCBIZEIVQCAIBAUKA
  • Kai’Sa/Akshan/Sivir: CMCACAQAAIAQIB3HAECQADAEAYDQOCIKBYCQCAQAAEAQKAAOAEDAOCACAEAASDYCAQDTXAQBAMAQCAA2AICAAAQDAICAOFDN
  • Ezreal/Kennen: CQCQCAIEEQAQEAQDAECQUOQCAUBAOFIEAEBAWDBRGICACAICHEAQEAQKAEDAEJADAMBAKCIUAEAQEAQI

Competing in the final match at the Forces from Beyond Seasonal was mic check against ASOLidroamer.

The final match was played in best-of-three, with one deck banned from each. ASOLidroamer’s Ezreal/Kennen was banned and, in turn, banned mic check’s Nasus/Kindred. Game one featured mic check on Nami/TF against Kai’Sa/Akshan/Sivir, with mic check winning. ASOLidroamer played Kai’Sa again for game two, but it wasn’t enough to beat Jayce/Heimerdinger, earning mic check the Forces from Beyond Seasonal Championship.

Americas Forces from Beyond standings

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Similar to the EMEA Seasonal, all players brought three decks to play, with one getting banned in each best-of-three match. Veteran LoR players who made the Americas Forces from Beyond top 32 were Jason Fleurant, 4LW, Prodigy, FloppyMudkip, and Trivo who won the Americas Worldwalker Seasonal.

Trivo made it into the top 16, facing off against teammate Random, with a 2-1 win by Random earning them a spot in the semifinals. Also making it to the top four was Ptash, 4LW, and TheCupIsMine. 

Ptash

  • Kai’Sa/Sivir: CECAGBQHA4EQ4AICAABACBIABQAQIBYUAUBAMBYIBIBACAAJB4BAIAACAMAQIB3HAEBAAAIDAEAQADIEAQDQ2O3NRIAQCAYABY
  • Miss Fortune/Twisted Fate: CECQIAQGCYNCMOQFAEBQEDAPEUUACBIGAEAQEAYDAEDAMFICAEBAMLIBAYDB4AA
  • Ezreal/Kennen: CEDACBIKHIBQCAQLGEZACAQCAMAQCBBEAICQEBYVAEBQEBIEAIDAEBJEAEBQEFACAIBAKCQBAEBAYAIBAEBDS

4LW

  • Jarvan IV/Kai’Sa/Sivir: CECAIBQHA4EASCQBAIAAEAIFAAGACBAHM4CQCBAAAMAQKAAOAICAOFB3AEAQADYBAYDQ4BACAEAA2GQBAQDQ2AQCAAAQIAQEAABAQ
  • Nami/Twisted Fate: CEDACBQFEUBQEBQODANAEAIFFAYQCBIGAUAQMBQ6AEBQMEIEAIAQKAJPAEBQKEABAUDAWAIGAYKQEAICAYTAEAIFAMHQ
  • Elise/Gwen/Katarina: CECQCAYDAMBQMBIMCAOACAIFGEAQCAZXAECQGDYFAEBAGCICAMCQEBQCAECQGKACAEBSULQBAYCQ2AYBAYCSKAIBAU2QCBADCY

Random

  • Senna/Veigar: CEBQOBIKGE4V2XTCTAA2MAICAECQCKACAUCQQCIBAEAQKLQDAEBQKCADAECQ6FA5AECQUAI
  • Heimerdinger/Jayce: CECACBAEBYCAKBAWDAMR2AQBAUASQAQBAQIDQBACAECBWNABAQCA6AIFAUBQCBIEDMBQCBQEFMAQGBALAEAQKDY
  • Kai’Sa: CECQCBAHPECAMBYHBAEQUAICAABACBIABQAQIAADAUBQIBZ3JJTQCBIABYAQEAAEAEAQADYBAYDQ4AQBAIAAOAIBAAEQ

TheCupIsMine

  • Miss Fortune/Twisted Fate:CECQIAQGCYNCMOQEAEBQEDAPFAAQKBQBAEBAGAYBAYDBKAYBAEBSKAICAYWQCBQGDYAQCAQGAQ
  • Kai’Sa/Sivir: CECAGBQHA4EQ4AICAABACBIABQAQIBYUAUBAMBYIBIBACAAJB4BAIAACAMAQIB3HAEBAAAIDAEAQADIEAQDQ2O3NRIAQCAYABY
  • Kindred/Nasus: CECAIAIFBMUCSMIDAQCQGBIQAEDAKFABAQDS6BABAQDXSAIEAUCAEAIFDERACAYFBABACBQFEUBAIBZWHM
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Potentially participating in their last Seasonal before heading off to Graduate school, according to MreMOEtional, 4LW advanced to the finals with a 2-0 victory over Ptash. And sweeping Random was TheCupIsMine from Canada, joining 4LW in the Forces from Beyond final match.

TheCupIsMine banned Nami/Twisted Fate from 4LW and had their Kindred/Nasus banned in return. Pirates failed to pop off for TheCupIsMine, with 4LW advancing to 1-0 with Elise/Gwen/Katarina. 

Game two featured Jarvan IV/Kai’Sa/Sivir from 4LW against the pirates’ Miss Fortune/Twisted Fate. TheCupIsMine bounced back with a win, forcing game three and a Kai’Sa mirror. It was the LoR veteran 4LW from Brazil who came out ahead in the mirror, winning the Americas Forces from Beyond Seasonal.


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Danny has been writing for Dot Esports for over five years, first as a freelancer and now as a staff writer. He is the lead beat writer for Magic: The Gathering and Teamfight Tactics. Danny is also a solid Monopoly GO player, having beaten every main event without spending a dime. When Danny isn't writing or gaming, he's chilling by the water in Spacecoast Florida with his family and friends. He's always got a tan, because touching grass is important, and loves playing strategic digital and tabletop games. Past outlets Danny has written for include TheGamer and ScreenRant.