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Rune Eaters Arise — Champions of European Pro League Season 39

Semyon Nomerovsky
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Rune Eaters Arise defeated Nemiga Gaming in the grand final of European Pro League Season 39 to claim the championship title.

The match ended with a score of 3-0. Each map followed a similar pattern: Rune Eaters Arise dominated the lanes, then steadily built up a gold lead until their heroes had the necessary items, and attacked their opponent, who was unable to find a way to counter RE Arise.

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Rune Eaters Arise Roster

  • Oleg “yowaai” Mikhailov
  • Amir “Ethereal” Askarov
  • Andrey “Ankou” Kuznetsov
  • Sanzhar “ani-san” Mukanbetkali
  • Konstantin “waveformn” Kovalev
  • Alexander “Nofear” Churochkin (coach)

Prize Pool Distribution

  • 1st place — Rune Eaters Arise ($11,000);
  • 2nd place — Nemiga Gaming ($5,000);
  • 3rd place — Team Spirit Academy ($3,000);
  • 4th place — Ilbirs Esports ($1,000).

European Pro League Season 39 took place from June 27 to July 12 in an online format on Western European servers. Twelve teams competed for the tournament’s total prize pool of $20,000. Previously, Rune Eaters formed the Arise academy roster by signing the 4ikibamboni squad.

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