• Honor of Kings Invitational Series 2 champions have been officially crowned
• LGD Gaming Malaysia emerged victorious, claiming both the championship title and the largest portion of the prize pool
• A brand-new Southeast Asia Championship for Honor of Kings will soon make its debut

The Honor of Kings Invitational Series 2 has reached its thrilling conclusion, with LGD Gaming Malaysia outplaying all competitors in this popular MOBA to secure the championship. As the gaming community celebrates this achievement, exciting developments are unfolding for Honor of Kings esports following its worldwide launch.

The tournament culminated in LGD Gaming Malaysia's decisive victory over Team Secret in the grand finals, earning them the majority of the $300,000 prize pool. Their triumph showcases the team's exceptional skills on the global stage.

This victory also secures LGD's spot in the upcoming Honor of Kings Invitational Midseason tournament at Saudi Arabia's Esports World Cup this August. Here, they'll compete against twelve other elite international teams for greater glory and substantial rewards.

The excitement continues with Honor of Kings' announcement of a new Southeast Asia Championship, demonstrating its commitment to building a thriving esports ecosystem. While already phenomenally successful in China, the game's global release signals its ambition to become the leading mobile MOBA in competitive gaming worldwide.

With Riot Games reducing its competitive presence in APAC and SEA regions last year, Honor of Kings is strategically positioned to fill the void as the premier esports title in these markets.

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Those eager to dive into Honor of Kings can consult our comprehensive character tier list to understand each hero's competitive potential before entering the battlefield.