Nearly six years after Edwin VanCleef entered the Hearthstone universe, he is receiving his first balance change. On Thursday afternoon, the Hearthstone development team released a blog post sharing three "small" balance changes that are set to go live on Friday, January 8.
UPDATE 11/16: Rogue has confirmed both top laner Andrei "Odoamne" Paschu and support Adrian "Trymbi" Trybus will be joining the organization's main squad for the 2021 League of Legends European Championship season. Trymbi is being promoted from Ultraliga squad AGO Rogue, and Odoamne is donning a new jersey for the first time since joining FC Schalke 04 Esports before the start of the 2019 season. Rogue has confirmed these moves are pending approval from Riot Games.
UPDATED 11/14: Travis Gafford reported via Twitter that Lucas "Santorin" Larsen has verbally agreed to a one year contract with Team Liquid.
According to a report by Jacob Wolf, Counter Logic Gaming is working on a buyout agreement with Rogue for Finn “Finn” Wiestål. The deal will not be completed until November 16, 7 PM
eam Vitality has initiated its roster moves for the 2021 season, signing AGO Rogue's Top Laner Mathias "Szygenda" Jensen. The buyout is set to be finalized after November 16th.
Group B is now decided, sending DWG and JDG onward. Rogue had a promising start to their Worlds run but came up short in the second round-robin. Read what jungler Inspired has to say about their experience here:
On day 6 of group stages in the 2020 LoL World Championship, DAMWON Gaming took down Rogue to go 5-0 in group B. While Rogue prepared unique strategies that consisted of lane swaps and Ryze mid, it wa
Rogue's support player Oskar "Vander" Bogdan joined Inven Global to talk about the team's progression since the LEC Summer Playoffs, the new meta, and his personal development.
On day 2 of groups in the 2020 LoL World Championship, DAMWON Gaming continued on their win streak by defeating Rogue. The top laner for DWG, Jang “Nuguri” Ha-gwon, picked Lulu in the top
The 2020 League of Legends Worlds Championship is about to kick off the Group Stage madness, which means Rogue is back in action. Recently, the team has announced their commemorative jersey, as well as their signature tracksuit.
With the excitement of seeing the best teams on the planet skirmish against each other, our Editorial Team has prepared a list of fun facts about this year’s championship.
In the LEC everyone beats everyone, but in the end, it's always G2 VS Fnatic. G2 Esports has beaten Rogue 3-2 in the best of five semifinals series. Read more on the series and LEC playoffs here:
Rogue has defeated the MAD Lions 3-0 in the 2020 League of Legends European Championship Summer Playoffs. With regained synergy between the team members, the team will advance to the Semifinals.
It’d be simple enough to chalk up the wins of G2 Esports and Fnatic to veteran experience carrying more weight in the best-of-five format of playoffs when compared to the best-of-one of regular split, but that would be an oversimplification of Europe’s most decorated teams returning to form in trademark fashion.
Rogue Support Oskar "Vander" Bogdan spoke to Inven Global's Lara Lunardi about 1st place in the LEC and Worlds qualification.
Rogue is the second team to qualify for the 2020 LEC Summer Playoffs after MAD Lions did so earlier in the day with a win over Origen.
The production team, joined by the team representatives presented on what the future of LoL Esports broadcast will hold, and which challenges they had to overcome to ensure the show would go on despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
Next weekend MAD Lions is set to face Fnatic, as Rogue and Origen will clash for a chance to play against G2 Esports.
The year-long partnership will be part of the League of Legends European Championship series. The team has plans for videos, Kia-branded events during LEC tournaments, and some surprises along the way.
This weekend, the League of Legends European Championship will crown its first champion of the year. After nine weeks of competition—and an unplanned break in-between—these six teams have
