Armand Luque

Armand Luque is an interviewer and journalist with deep roots in the EMEA League of Legends scene. A veteran of the esports world, they hail from France and are best known for their work on Leaguepedia and their contributions to the Benelux region, along with a variety of other projects. Today, they primarily cover the LEC, LTA, LFL, and the women and non-binary scene.

Kim "Canna" Chang-dong, toplaner of Karmine Corp in the 2026 LEC Spring Season. Photo Credit: Elliot Le Core/Riot Games

|07.05.2026

KC Canna: “In Korea, fans treat us like K-pop idols. In Europe, we’re treated like friends”

With only a few hours to go before the action kicks off in Madrid, Canna sits down to answer our questions.

|06.05.2026

LoL Game Changers begins May 29 with five monthly stages, playoffs in October

Five Open Stages and a Playoffs format, LGC is back for more with an expanded structure.

SK Avarosa is the organization’s division focused on women and non-binary players. Photo Credit: SK Gaming

|05.05.2026

"Not star-studded, but a group that enjoys playing together," SK unveil new Game Changers project

New players, new coaches—SK Avarosa is undergoing a full makeover for 2026.

Iván "Razork" Martín Díaz, jungler of Fnatic during the 2026 LEC Spring Split. Photo Credit: Wojciech Wandzel/Riot Games

|04.05.2026

FNC Razork on playoffs chances: "We will do what’s in our hands, and then pray to God"

Despite a win against TH, Fnatic’s playoff hopes continue to fade, now relying on results from other teams. Exclusive interview with the team’s jungler.

Shin "Rooster" Yun-hwan, toplaner of Shifters in the 2026 LEC Spring Season. Photo Credit: Elliot Le Core/Riot Games

|29.04.2026

SHFT Rooster: "I'm really sad because I feel like I'm playing well, but we just cannot find wins"

Shifters are officially out of playoffs contention. An exclusive interview with the team's toplaner.

The Equal Esports Cup, organized by SK Gaming and the esports player foundation. Credit: EEC

|29.04.2026

The Equal Esports Cup returns in 2026 with €10,000 cash prize and Gamescom finals

The tournament, open to women and non-binary players, returns for a fourth edition.

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