It only took LGD.cn four games to take gold in GEST The Challenge as they mow through Mineski and Vici Gaming in an one-sided affair.
Starting the day with Mineski, LGD.cn had no problems dispatching the Pinoy pride, taking them down quickly with Lifestealer in both games. LGD.cn also employed an offlane Elder Titan in game one, a strat that is really catching on in the Chinese scene lately.
At the same time, Titan, composed of former Orange players, struggled against Vici Gaming who seems to have hit their stride recently. Vici Gaming spared no time in dispatching Titan in game one and ended game two in 21 minutes. Yee Fung 'Mushi' Chai's replacement Ice did not play anywhere close to the skill level of the departed, getting picked off alone many times in the games.
With both the South East Asian teams eliminated, LGD.cn took on Vici Gaming in the best-of-three grand final. LGD.cn did not have too much trouble going up against Jun Hao 'Super' Xie's Dragon Knight and Bai 'TuTu' Fan's Anti-Mage in game one and in game two, Vici Gaming opted for an Ursa Warrior but it was of no use. Zheng Zheng 'Yao' Yao's Elder Titan constantly created space between Ursa Warrior and his supports and this allowed LGD.cn to take him down relatively quickly. The game went on for a while before Vici Gaming handed the GEST The Challenge September title to LGD.cn.
This is the final GEST The Challenge tournament of the year. Neolution.Orange and Vici Gaming took down the March and July GEST The Challenge respectively.
Prize distribution:
1. 
LGD.cn - $1,000
2. Vici Gaming - $500
