Teams

The most decorated roster in the series. Three Premier titles, a core that has held together since Season 2, and the only team to clear a full split without dropping a map.

Built around a brutal T side and the deepest Nuke book in the region. Took Iberia down in the Season 3 grand final and have been chasing a third title since.

Named for the 1121 battle a smaller force won anyway, which is roughly the whole identity. Lives and dies on anti-eco discipline.

The oldest organisation in the field and the first to pay salaries. Rebuilt twice, and the current five is the youngest they have ever fielded.

A player-owned collective with no outside investor. Refuses to run a coach and calls everything mid-round.

The strongest import side in the series. Moved their bootcamp to Tbilisi in 2024 and have not finished outside the top four since.

A Kakheti project that promoted out of Open in a single season, still the fastest rise the series has recorded.

Armenia's flagship roster. Deeply structured, slow to open rounds, and close to unbreakable on CT Mirage.

The academy project that outgrew its parent club. Average age nineteen, and the highest opening-duel rate in the series.

Aggressive to a fault. Top of the league for first bloods and for deaths inside the first fifteen seconds of a round.

A Batumi side funded by a coastal hospitality group. Signed two former Vipers players over the winter break.

Turkish roster that took the last invited slot after a 14-1 run through the Season 4 qualifier.

Promotion favourites two seasons running and still in Challenger, which has become a joke they are tired of hearing.

Won Challenger in Season 2, went up, came straight back down, and have rebuilt patiently since.

Runs the largest content operation of any team in the series and the smallest competitive budget.

Romanian roster that treats FCS as its primary circuit after being squeezed out of the Western qualifiers.

Veteran five, average age twenty-seven, and the best clutch record in the division by a distance.

Bulgarian newcomers who qualified through the open ladder on their first attempt.

A resort-backed side that bootcamps at altitude and insists it matters.

Fast, loose and entertaining. Lead the division in rounds won after losing a player in the opening ten seconds.

Polish roster using FCS as a competitive home while their domestic scene consolidates.

Relegated from Premier in Season 4, rebuilding around the two players they kept from that roster.

Five friends out of a Vake internet cafe who have knocked over two Challenger sides in open qualifiers.

Named for the king who founded Tbilisi, and currently the highest-seeded Open roster.

A Mestia-based roster playing on hotel fibre that keeps qualifying anyway.

Poti side assembled from three separate failed projects earlier this year.

The name means shadow. They refuse interviews and have never shown a face on stream.

Samegrelo's entry, funded by a regional ISP that also sponsors their practice server.

Won their first open qualifier two weeks after forming and have not won one since.

The newest roster in the series. Four of the five are under eighteen.