No one can deny that League of Legends keeps growing at an incredible rate. With OGN the Champions we see the dazzling impact of our favourite game in Korea. Now South Korean StarCraft2 powerhouses MVP and Incredible Miracle have revealed their League of Legends squads.

Incredible Miracle

LG-Incredible Miracle built their team around some well-known names from OGN The Champions. Jeon 'a Lilac' Ho-jin and Choi 'Paragon' Hyun-il both derive from semi-finalist Team OP.

This is the full IM line-up:

Jeon "a Lilac Ho-jin: Jungle
Choi "Paragon" Hyun-il: AD Carry
Park "MidKing" Yong-woo: AP Carry
Lee "Tatu" Min-woo: Support
Jeong "Ring Troll" Yoon-seong: Top

The team will primarely compete in Asian events, with the opportunity to make the playoffs and fight for their place in the Season 2 Championships.



MVP's triple threat: MVP Red, White & Blue

MVP Blue must have thought "three is always better than one", in releasing no less than three brand new League of Legends teams. But question remains if MVP has quality to offer aside quantity, with a triple line-up of unknown players. The South Koreans do admit that they have been practicing for two months in secret, in their very own gaming house, to outsmart their enemies.

MVP Red:

Hwang "Valentine" Kyu-beom
Shin "Milk Holic" Yoon-ki
Hwan "CYNE" Jae-kun
Heo "AlanKing" Jun-hyun
Jeong "Frolic" Jun-gu

MVP White:

Yoon "Homme" Seong-young
Jung "MIma" Woo-gwang
Choi "Ingoo" In-kyu
Gu "4season" Sung-bin
Kim "Smallbrain" Jae-Sung

MVP Blue:

Choi "Sun Chip" Seon-whee
Kang "Duelist" Sung-hyun
Jeong "NoFe" No-chul
Kim "HanKun" Kang-hwan
Lee "VeryBerry" Han-kil

Like Incredible Miracle, MVP will mainly be competing in Asian events with hopes of qualifying for the Season 2 Championships. The greater part of this line-up remains a mystery as for now, but we'll keep you updated on their progress and results.

Source: cadred.org