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Yap Jian Wei(xNova)
Nova first entered the local Dota 2 scene by joining Lowyat E-Sport with 343. Later in 2013, he joined "Nara Stacks" as a mid player with JoHnNy before his departure to China joining team Rattlesnake. Few months later, xNova joined GeNySis but left in less than half a year. Back to "Nara Stacks", the team reformed and was named Who2Bet. He took the captain role in the team, and made transition from mid to a support role. The team has won several local tournaments, with the peak achievement of winning 2nd Place in South East Asia Dota 2 Championship.
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Pan Yi (Fade)
Fade officially started his career on Thunderobot Gaming under the nickname Pain, in March 2016. After playing in various lower Chinese leagues, he joined Vici Gaming's youth squad, VG.Potential, later that year.
His talent secured him a spot on VGJ.Thunder in September 2017. VGJ.Thunder had played the previous season under the name Team VGJ, a collaboration between VG and professional basketball player Jeremy Lin. With this team, he was able to win Galaxy Battles II in January 2018. He also placed 2nd at the Bucharest Major and in two Minors, GESC Indonesia and SLi Invitational.
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Song Chun(Sccc)
Sccc began his professional Dota 2 career in 2015 as part of Newbee Young.[1] The team participated in many qualifiers throughout the early part of 2015 but failed to make an impact, often placing last or near-last. Sccc and Newbee Young received a direct invitation to the TI5 Chinese Qualiifer, but once again failed to advance past the first stage of the qualifier. Newbee Young underwent a number of player changes around Sccc following the conclusion of The International 2015. Newbee Young would receive an invitation to The Frankfurt Major's Chinese Qualifier, where Sccc led his team to a 3rd-place finish. Although the team initially did not qualify, Invictus Gaming withdrew from the tournament due to visa issues and were replaced by Newbee Young,[2] giving Sccc his first chance to play on the international stage. Following a 13th-16th-place finish in Frankfurt, Newbee Young shuffled its roster once again. Sccc remained the centerpiece of the team as they exchanged player after player through a string of subpar qualifier and tournament results during the remainder of the 2015-2016 season
