LoL Articles

Three Ninjas in Pajamas players get replaced, will remain as subs

<p>After their disappionting performance in the first two weeks of the European LCS, Ninjas in Pajamas gets a roster change.</p>

First qualifier for 2014 LCS Spring Promotion Tournament announced

<p>With the LCS Summer Split ongoing, amateur teams are given a shot at a chance to go pro for the 2014 Spring Split.</p>

Riot posts updates on Oceanic server

<p>One of the longest anticipated releases of all time has been an Oceanic server for Australia and all countries in its&nbsp;proximity to play at a decent ping. &nbsp;Here&#39;s what Riot had to say.</p>

ATN. Araneae Interview: "The famous are not the best, Asians are, so try to learn from them."

<p>Read on to see Araneae&#39;s views on the competitive scene in North America, his rise to prominence, bringing ALTERNATE to the top of the list, and balancing university and being a professional gamer at the same time.</p>

SK finally out of their rut; EG going back to their roots

<p>In Week 2 of the European&nbsp;LCS,&nbsp;SK seeks to break their losing streak by beating&nbsp;Ninjas in Pyjamas,&nbsp;while Evil Geniuses goes old school versus Lemondogs</p>

Gambit finishes the week 3-0: ATN stays on top

<p>European LCS Week 2 at Moscow concludes with Gambit Gaming holding the sole spot for second place after a great showing to their home audience.</p>

OMG wins the LPL Playoffs

<p>After a nailbiting best of five spanning 4 of the 5 games &nbsp;to test the strongest team in the Chinese region, OMG pulled ahead after impressive back and forths to take first.</p>

ALTERNATE sustains first, Gambit ties for second

<p>In a nail-biting extravaganza in a fierce game of MYM vs. ALTERNATE, only one team prevailed; meanwhile, SK Gaming could not bring what they needed to pull themselves out of a rut.</p>

SK falls further into their rut

<p>The old classics of Evil Geniuses and SK Gaming find a bit of misfortune in their second day in Moscow playing the EU LCS.</p>

Chaox announced his retirement from the pro scene

<p>Yesterday Chaox officially announced his retirement from the pro scene. For now his focus will shift on streaming.</p>

Velocity slipping further; Curse rising again

<p>Two intense slugfests cap off this week of the North American LCS.</p>

CLG Coming Out With A Positive Standing And Much Improvement

<p>Counter Logic Gaming&#39;s new lineup prove&nbsp;themselves once more with a victory over Team SoloMid, while Cloud9 evens up their score&nbsp;following a streak-ending deafeat yesterday.</p>