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11 Hearthstone cards entering the Hall of Fame in the Year of the Phoenix
After following the journey of the League of EVIL and the League of Explorers, ultimately concluding in a clash of dragons, the Year of the Dragon makes place for the Year of the Phoenix with the Ashes of Outland expansion as the first new card set.
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Everything you need to know about Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland expansion
Hearthstone's Year of the Phoenix is upon us. On April 7 the Standard rotation takes place and a whole new expansion cycle commences, with three new expansions shaking up Blizzard Entertainment's card game throughout the year. Today Hearthstone revealed the name of its first expansion: Ashes of Outland. Here's all you need to know about the card set.
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[Official] LEC, LCS, and Academy return this week with online games, see the new schedule here
The LCS commissioner, Chris Greeley, announced early Tuesday morning that the LCS and Academy League would resume their season in an online format this weekend. The LEC then made their own announcement, confirming the same. Read more on the new schedule and format here:
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[LPL Today] With Doinb scoring a Pentakill on Kassadin, FPX defeats WE to sit at 5th in the LPL standings
On the 17th (KST), FunPlus Phoenix went on a 3-match winning streak by defeating Team WE 2-0 in the 2020 League of Legends Pro League (LPL). They are now currently in 5th place with a 3-2 record, and
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Top 4 player decks at Riot Korea's Legends of Runeterra Invitational
The first large Legends of Runeterra tournament is wrapped up. The Riot Korea Invitational, sponsored by Inven Korea, has crowned Sebastian "Xixo" Bentert as its champion. All good and well, but now you probably want to know which decks led him to victory, and what some of his fiercest opponents brought. Thankfully, we have all the decks right here for you including the deck code so you can transfer it to your own Legends of Runeterra client.
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Xixo wins Riot Korea's Legends of Runeterra Invitational
The Riot Games Korea Invitational, the first large Legends of Runeterra tournament, has crowned its champion: Sebastian "Xixo" Bentert. The only non-Korean participant in the tournament defeated his long-time friend and former teammate Kim "Surrender" Jung-soo dominantly in the finals, with a 3-0 victory. With his victory Xixo scooped up ₩7,000,000, which is about $5,600 USD, in prize money.
