Antic Esports

Antic Esports was a competitive League of Legends organisation associated with the PCS, the Pacific Championship Series that unites teams from Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and the wider Oceanic and Southeast Asian talent pool. With ties to New Zealand, the now-disbanded outfit reflected the international character that has defined the PCS and its predecessor circuits.

Background

Playing under the tag ANCX, Antic Esports occupied the Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan competitive region while carrying a New Zealand affiliation, illustrating the cross-border nature of Pacific League of Legends. The PCS emerged as a consolidated competition drawing together several markets, and it became a stage where rosters blending regional and international players could contend for a place at global tournaments.

The Roster

Antic Esports fielded a notably deep group of players, including Toppy, Incursio, Raes, destiny, Swip3rR, Ryoma, k1ng and Dragku. Several of these names carry recognition within the Oceanic and Pacific scenes, and the breadth of the roster gave the organisation options across every role. For teams navigating the demands of the PCS, having a well-stocked lineup helped in managing form and adapting to a competitive environment that spanned multiple regional styles.

Place in the Pacific Scene

The PCS functions as one of the major regional leagues connected to Riot’s international circuit, providing a route to Worlds and other global stages for teams from its member markets. Antic Esports competed within this framework, part of the ecosystem that gave Pacific and Oceanic players opportunities to test themselves against strong regional competition.

Now disbanded, Antic Esports remains part of the history of Pacific League of Legends, a reminder of the many organisations that have contributed to the region’s development. The players who represented the team have carried their experiences forward, extending the legacy of a squad that once stood among the Pacific’s competitive names.