| LOL - LPL Spring | 02/03 09:10 | 3 |
Rogue Warriors v
JD Gaming
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| LOL - LPL Spring | 01/29 09:15 | 3 |
Rogue Warriors v
Royal Never Give Up
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| LOL - LPL Spring | 01/27 11:00 | 2 |
Rogue Warriors v
LGD Gaming
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| LOL - LPL Spring | 01/22 09:15 | 2 |
Rogue Warriors v
SN Gaming
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| LOL - LPL Spring | 01/20 11:05 | 1 |
Rogue Warriors v
Invictus Gaming
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| LOL - LPL Spring | 01/17 09:00 | 1 |
Rogue Warriors v
Topsports Gaming
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| LOL - LPL Spring | 01/06 05:41 | - |
Invictus Gaming
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Rogue Warriors
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| LOL - LPL Spring | 01/05 10:19 | - |
Rogue Warriors v
SN Gaming
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CD Escolar Flores
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Rogue Warriors
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| LOL - LPL Spring | 12/30 13:42 | - |
Oh My God
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Rogue Warriors
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| LOL - LPL Spring | 12/29 04:54 | - |
Rogue Warriors v
PRW
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Wikipedia - Anyone's Legend
Anyone's Legend (AL) is the League of Legends division of All Gamers, a Chinese esports organisation. Founded in 2021, it competes in the League of Legends Pro League (LPL), the top-level professional league for the game in China. AL won its first LPL title in the second split of 2025, which qualified the team for the 2025 Mid-Season Invitational.
History
The Chengdu-based esports organisation All Gamers (AG) announced on 1 December 2021 that it had acquired the Pro League (LPL) spot of Rogue Warriors and established a new team named Anyone's Legend (AL). AL did not qualify for playoffs until the 2024 summer split, where they were knocked out in the third round.
Hoping to revamp its roster for the 2025 season, the team signed two LPL veterans: 2021 World Champion Flandre and 2024 World semifinalist Tarzan. AL placed first in their group in the group stage of the first split, but were defeated 3–1 by Top Esports in their inaugural finals appearance. In the subsequent group stage of the second split, they placed second in their group behind Top Esports. AL would then go through the entire upper bracket of playoffs to make it to the finals, where they defeated Bilibili Gaming (BLG) 3–1 to claim their first LPL title and a spot at their first international tournament, the 2025 Mid-Season Invitational (MSI 2025).
AL began MSI 2025 in the second stage (bracket stage) of the event due to them being the LPL's first seed. The team defeated North America's FlyQuest in the first round before losing to South Korea's Gen.G in the second. Dropping to the lower bracket, AL first defeated Taiwanese team CTBC Flying Oyster and then BLG once again, before being eliminated by South Korean team T1 in the last lower round before the finals.