RRQ has officially opened a new chapter in the Asian Teamfight Tactics scene—and it is not a cautious step forward. It is a decisive reset.
With a completely rebuilt roster, RRQ is setting its sights on consistent performances across Asia’s most competitive TFT tournaments, with one ultimate destination in mind: qualification for this year’s Esports World Cup (EWC).
This is not a symbolic expansion. It is a strategic commitment.
What makes this announcement particularly compelling is not just the ambition—but the foundation. The new lineup is composed of Vietnamese talent who already share history, chemistry, and competitive battles. They are not strangers learning to trust one another. They arrive already aligned.
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A New Era for RRQ in Asian TFT
RRQ’s return to Asia comes with a philosophy that is both pragmatic and bold: prioritize synergy first, then chase results.
In TFT, cohesion is not optional. Modern competition demands players who can perform individually while operating under a shared strategic vision. The new roster, led by YBY1, will compete in both individual and team formats—an increasingly crucial dynamic in high-level TFT tournaments.
Unlike traditional esports titles that revolve around mechanical reflexes and real-time coordination, TFT is a battlefield of composure, adaptation, and relentless decision-making. Patch changes can reshape the meta overnight. One miscalculated purchase can unravel an entire match.
Success here is earned through clarity under pressure.
Meet RRQ’s New TFT Roster
RRQ YBY1
At the helm stands YBY1, a Vietnamese professional who previously represented Talon in 2025. Although his professional career began in 2024, his rapid growth and competitive maturity have positioned him as the leader of this new era.
In TFT, leadership is not about volume—it is about consistency. It is about disciplined decision-making and the ability to remain composed across long tournament runs. YBY1 embodies those qualities, providing the structural backbone of the roster.
RRQ Asta1
Asta1 also arrives from Vietnam with a unique trajectory. In Talon 2025, he served not as a player, but as a coach. Today, he steps from behind the scenes into active competition.
That coaching background is no minor detail. It grants him a broader strategic lens—an understanding of pacing, preparation, and adaptation that often separates contenders from champions. His transition from analyst to competitor may become one of RRQ’s most intriguing storylines this season.
RRQ Midfeed
Midfeed represents stability. As part of the same Talon generation as YBY1 and Asta1, he is known for adaptability and calm execution.
In a game where metas can shift drastically between patches, players like Midfeed anchor the team. They are the ones who maintain equilibrium when volatility strikes.
RRQ pk1
Completing the lineup is pk1 (PK), another Vietnamese talent whose connection to Asta1 dates back to their time together at Jollibee in 2024.
That shared history accelerates adaptation—an invaluable advantage in TFT, where time is currency. Teams that spend months building synergy often fall behind those who arrive already synchronized. RRQ has chosen efficiency.
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Why Vietnam?
Vietnam’s TFT ecosystem has earned its reputation. In recent years, it has produced disciplined, highly adaptive competitors who thrive under evolving metas.
RRQ’s choice is deliberate.
If the objective is to compete seriously on the road to EWC, then sourcing talent from a battle-tested ecosystem is not a gamble—it is a calculated investment.
This roster was built for competition, not for headlines.
A Brief Note on Teamfight Tactics
For those new to the title, Teamfight Tactics is an auto battler developed by Riot Games. Originally launched as a mode within League of Legends in June 2019, it later expanded into a standalone cross-platform game on mobile in 2020.
Each match features eight players competing simultaneously. There are no mechanical outplays or precise aim mechanics here. Instead, players must master resource management, positioning theory, probability, and real-time adaptation.
It is chess played at speed, under pressure, with a constantly changing rulebook.
What Comes Next?
RRQ’s ambitions in TFT Asia are clear. The organization is not simply entering the scene—it is building with intent.
With defined roles, established chemistry, and the Esports World Cup firmly in sight, this roster represents more than a competitive experiment. It is the foundation of a long-term vision.
Now comes the real test: execution.
As this new chapter begins, the journey will demand more than strategy and discipline. It will require belief—from within the team and from the Kingdom that stands behind them.
Welcome to RRQ, YBY1, Asta1, Midfeed, and pk1.
The board is set.
The pieces are in motion.
And the next move belongs to them.