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Albus NoX Luna
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Team Information
Org Location
Russia
Region
CIS
CIS
SponsorSchneider Electric
Life Is On
APC
History
Created2016-05-23
Disbanded2017-01-09
Social Media & Links
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Current Roster
ANXworlds

Albus NoX is a Russian esports organization formed in May 2016. Their League of Legends roster were formerly known as Hard Random.

History[]

Season 6[]

Albus NoX Luna was announced on May 24, 2016, as the new name of Hard Random.[1] They inherited Hard Random's LCL Summer Season seed. The change happened between the Spring and Summer Split, after the team's loss against SuperMassive eSports in the Finals series of the 2016 International Wildcard Invitational.

The team kept up their two-year long record of domestic dominance, handily placing first in the Regular Season with an almost perfect 13-1 best-of-one record. They then chose to face third place team RoX in the Playoffs Semifinals, advancing to the Finals with a 3-0 victory. There they faced Vega Squadron and reestablished themselves as the CIS region champions in a hard fought 3-2 reverse sweep. For the fourth time in the organization's history, the first as Albus NoX, they joined an International Wildcard event as representatives of the region.

The team went on to place third in the Round Robin stage of the 2016 International Wildcard Qualifier and accessed the Bracket Stage, where they faced the Tournament's favorite Lyon Gaming. The LAN team had previously defeated all other teams in the Group Stage and was considered by many the most mechanically gifted roster at the event, but the CIS squad won the series 3-2 and qualified for their first ever major international event, the 2016 Season World Championship.

Albus NoX was drafted into Group A, together with Korean first seed ROX Tigers, European first seed G2 Esports and North American second seed Counter Logic Gaming. Despite being widely predicted to be one of the worst of the sixteen teams at the World Championship, Albus NoX finished groups with a 4-2 record and the most wins ever earned by a wildcard at Worlds. Although they lost a tiebreaker against ROX for first in the group, the CIS team also became the first wildcard team to ever qualify for the quarterfinals at Worlds. In the process, they also qualified for the IEM World Championship in Katowice and became the first team with a roster entirely from the Commonwealth of Independent States since Gambit Gaming in 2013 to place in the Top 8 at Worlds. Their first international adventure came to an end at their first Best-of-Five series, as they suffered a 0-3 loss against H2k-Gaming; however, their inspiring performances and words brought them fans and recognition both in the CIS and international scene.

Timeline[]

  • 2016
  • 2017

Player Roster[]

Former[]

Players are shown for the entire duration of their tenure on the team, with the role and substitute/trainee status they had upon their departure.

Dates:Approx|Exact
PlayerNameRoleJoinedLeftNext Team
CIS

SmurfDmitri Ivanov
Top Laner
May 20162016-05-23Jan 20172017-01-09M19logo stdM19
CIS

PvPStejosAlexander Glazkov
Jungler
May 20162016-05-23Jan 20172017-01-09M19logo stdM19
CIS

KiraMykhailo Harmash
Mid Laner
May 20162016-05-23Jan 20172017-01-09M19logo stdM19
CIS

LikkritKirill Malofeyev
Support
May 20162016-05-23Jan 20172017-01-09M19logo stdM19
CIS

HediNArtyom Plutalov
Sub/Top
May 20162016-05-28Jan 20172017-01-09Retiredlogo stdRetired
CIS

unho1yAlexander Sevostianov
Sub/Bot
≈Aug 2016≈2016-08-??Dec 20162016-12-30Vaevictis eSportslogo stdVS
CIS

aMiracleVladislav Shcherbyna
Bot Laner
May 20162016-05-23Dec 20162016-12-28Natus Vincere.CISlogo stdNV.CIS

Organization[]

Former[]

C ID Name Position Next Team
Ansva Konstantin Chanchikov (Константин Чанчиков) Head Coach M19logo stdM19
Tunes Anton Boyko (Антон Бойко) Analyst Virtus.prologo stdVirtus.pro
Madneps Alexey Kholin (Алексей Холин) 80Manager Vaevictis eSportslogo stdVaevictis eSports

Tournaments[]

This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.

Minimum place

Albus NoX Luna Tournament Results - Show Prize as (LocalUSDEuros)
DatePlPrizeEventLast ResultRoster
2016-11-271₽750,000$ 11,250€ 10,500 LCL 2017 Open Cup
2 : 1Vega Squadronlogo stdVEG
 Smurf,  PvPStejos,  Kira,  aMiracle,  Likkrit
2016-10-295 - 8$202,800$ 202,800€ 184,548 Worlds 2016
0 : 3H2k-Gaminglogo stdH2K
 Smurf,  PvPStejos,  Kira,  aMiracle,  Likkrit,  Ansva
2016-09-04Q IWCQ 2016
3 : 2Lyon Gaming (2013 Latin American Team)logo stdLYN
 Smurf,  PvPStejos,  Kira,  aMiracle,  Likkrit
2016-08-141₽1,500,000$ 22,500€ 19,500 LCL 2016 Summer Playoffs
3 : 2Vega Squadronlogo stdVEG
 Smurf,  PvPStejos,  Kira,  aMiracle,  Likkrit
2016-07-101 LCL 2016 Summer
13 - 1Blanklogo stdRR
 Smurf,  PvPStejos,  Kira,  aMiracle,  Likkrit
Total Prize: USD 202,800RUB 2,250,000

Trivia[]

  • The phrase "Albus nox luna" in Latin translates to "White moon night" in English.

Highlight Videos[]

Media[]

  • 2016

See Also[]

Images[]

External Links[]

References[]

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