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Los Ratones roster returns under the Witchcraft name for EMEA Masters 2026

Los Ratones roster returns under the Witchcraft name for EMEA Masters 2026

A mere two weeks after Los Ratones shut down, the roster has found a new place to call home ahead of the start of EMEA Masters Winter 2026, where they will compete under the Witchcraft banner. We won't get to see the complete Los Ratones roster return to action, however, with one key member being replaced by a former LCS and LEC Champion.

LoL
8m
Martin Arévalo-Östberg
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LCS, LEC, and LCK meta comparison: Most picked champions, win rates, and preferences in Split 1

LCS, LEC, and LCK meta comparison: Most picked champions, win rates, and preferences in Split 1

As hype for First Stand 2026 continues to grow, it's time to quickly look back at the first split of the season across several regions to compare metas, champion diversity, and preferred styles before we head to the international stage. For this analysis, we'll be taking a look at the LCS Lock-In 2026, LEC Versus 2026, and LCK Cup 2026 tournaments.

LoL
5h
Martin Arévalo-Östberg
BLG become the first LPL team to qualify for First Stand 2026

BLG become the first LPL team to qualify for First Stand 2026

Things looked shaky for a minute there, but Bilibili Gaming (BLG) ultimately became the first Chinese team to qualify for First Stand 2026 after taking down JD Gaming (JDG) in the Upper Bracket Finals of the LPL Split 1 Playoffs. Now, they will await to find out who their rivals will be in the Grand Finals, where they will compete for the trophy as well as the LPL's first seed at First Stand.

LoL
6h
Martin Arévalo-Östberg
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