
Xu Ji Basalt
Taiwan HONG KONG, MACAU, TAIWANPlayers
About Xu Ji Basalt
Xu Ji Basalt is an active professional League of Legends team based in Taiwan, competing in the Pacific Championship Series (PCS). Representing the Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan competitive zone, the organisation is part of a region with a proud League of Legends heritage and a reputation for producing skilled, mechanically sharp players.
Competing in the PCS
The Pacific Championship Series brings together the strongest teams from across the Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan area, along with wider Southeast Asian representation, into a single top-tier league. The PCS carries the legacy of a region that once boasted its own major circuit and world-title pedigree, and today it serves as a key qualifying pathway to international events. For Xu Ji Basalt, a place in the PCS means measuring itself against seasoned opposition on one of the Pacific’s premier stages.
The Current Roster
Xu Ji Basalt fields a line-up featuring X1aoCHiao, Acheron, Sylus, Hedonist, Raon and Roger. This roster gives the team a full complement across the map along with squad depth, allowing coaching staff to adapt compositions and adjust to opponents throughout a demanding competitive season. Building chemistry among these players is central to the organisation’s pursuit of consistent results in the PCS.
Outlook
As an active competitor, Xu Ji Basalt looks ahead to future splits with the goal of climbing the PCS standings and cementing its status within the region. The Taiwanese and wider Pacific scene remains a hotbed of ambition, and organisations such as this one carry the responsibility of keeping that competitive tradition alive. With a settled roster and a place in a respected league, Xu Ji Basalt has the platform to grow its profile in the seasons to come.
Xu Ji Basalt FAQ
Xu Ji Basalt competes in the PCS (HONG KONG, MACAU, TAIWAN region).
The Xu Ji Basalt roster includes Hedonist, Raon, Roger, X1aoCHiao, Acheron, Sylus.
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