"Honor of Kings Regional Leagues Begin, World Cup Spot at Stake"

As summer approaches, the path to Riyadh for the Esports World Cup is becoming clearer, and today marks an exciting milestone for fans of Honor of Kings. The first of the Regional Leagues has kicked off, setting the stage for intense competition as teams vie for a spot in the prestigious Honor of Kings World Cup later this year in Riyadh.

Across seven regions, from the Philippines to Brazil, teams are battling it out in their respective leagues to be crowned regional champions. This fierce competition is not just about regional pride but also about securing one of the coveted spots at the Honor of Kings World Cup.

At the King's World Cup (KWC), 18 teams will compete for the ultimate prize. This year's event promises to be even more thrilling, as qualifiers from the Regional Leagues will go head-to-head with the champions of the KPL Spring season, making for an electrifying clash of titans.

Gold, always believe in your soulThe start dates for each regional league are as follows:

• Indonesia Kings Laga: Group Stage (11th-18th May), Playoffs (30th May, 1st June)
• MY Honor of Kings League: Group Stage (18th April-25th May), Playoffs (6th-8th June)
• Philippine King League: Group Stage (11th April-25th May), Playoffs (6th-8th June)
• Wildcard King Series: Group Stage (16th May-1st June), Playoffs (6th-8th June)
• Major East League: Group Stage (17th-20th April, 24th-27th April), Knockout Stage (2nd-3rd May), Major Last Call (4th May)
• Major West League: Group Stage (17th-20th April, 24th-27th April), Knockout Stage (2nd-3rd May), Major Last Call (4th May)
• Honor of Kings Brazil Championship: Group Stage (16th-18th May, 22nd-25th May), Playoffs (31st May-1st June, 7th-8th June)

If this news has sparked your interest in Honor of Kings and you're thinking about trying your hand at becoming the next esports champion, now is the perfect time to dive in. Be sure to check out our tier list of Honor of Kings characters to get a strategic overview of who to play and who might be better left on the sidelines.