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2017 Season
The roster with Parang, Crush, TRY, BeryL, and Hoit was kept together going into Summer Split and had a good start where they won their 5 series before dropping to the two other top teams CJ Entus and Kongdoo. During the week off they signed another midlaner in CooN but after seemingly recovering from a 3rd loss in a row with 2 victories they lost all of their remaining series and finished the split in 5th with an even 7-7 record outside of playoff positions. Damwon went into 2017 LoL KeSPA Cup with a renewed roster after their midlaners left. They signed Nuguri and Alive who had a tough split with I Gaming Star as well as rookie ShowMaker. They found themselves directly in the starting roster as the team managed to beat Kongdoo for the first time in round 1 but was knocked out without a chance by LCK team Jin Air.
2018 Season
Going into 2018 Season BeryL moved to support and shared the support position with Hoit. In the Spring Split Damwon had another good first half of the split where they only fell to the other topteam Griffin and brought in jungler Punch who was dropped by Kongdoo in offseason and experienced AD carry Veritas who was a free agent as well after CJ disbanded. In the second half they lost the rematch against Griffin as well as the series against Ever8 Winners but went into playoffs with a 4-match winstreak and as favorites as Griffin was already qualified for the promotion tournament. They met E8W in semifinals and were upset by them again. In midseason Crush, Veritas and Alive left the team while Nuclear was signed AD carry replacement and a new coach was brought in. This time Damwon were the dominating team of the league and finished the Summer Split with 13-1 record in first place which meant qualification for the promotion tournament. Before the Spring Promotion Canyon was signed as a new jungler but did not play yet. Damwon won round 1 against bbq Olivers slow but convincingly 2-0 before winning the first qualifying round against Team BattleComics in dominating 3-1 fashion. At the 2018 LoL KeSPA Cup Canyon made his debut in the round 1 victory against challenger team Brion Blade before playing all 3 games in the 2-1 victory against amateur team Seoul in round 2. After the success Griffin had the split before Damwon gained some attention by beating the newly formed superroster of SK Telecom T1 in quarterfinals 2-1 but were absolutely destroyed by Griffin in semifinals.
2019 Season
Damwon trusted the roster after qualifying for LCK and showing up at KeSPA Cup and only signed AD carry sub Aries during offseason. After somewhat surprisingly beating both KT Rolster and Gen.G in week 1 DAMWON lost their next 4 series. These were against the teams that were on the top 4 positions after 3 weeks though and they recovered well from it with 6 wins in a row during which they picked up legendary toplaner Flame. After losing against 3 of those 4 again they finished a consistent Spring Split in 5th place with a 11-7 record. Into playoffs they went as complete underdog as they had lost 7/8 series against the other participants. After surprisingly beating SANDBOX Gaming in the wildcard round they got very quickly clean swept by Kingzone DragonX. In Summer Split Damwon had a bad start losing both matches in week 1 but went on a tear afterwards in which they won all matches until Rift Rivals. There they stayed undefeated against EVOS Esports, Top Esports and JD Gaming winning the tournament with the other participating LCK teams. After Rift Rivals other teams caught up a bit again and Damwon lost a few more series but ultimately managed to end regular season in 2nd place tied in match wins with Griffin which secured them a place in semifinals. There they had to face SKT who just clean sweeped Sandbox and continued their run against Damwon. From behind in the first two games Damwon looked for a desperation fight in early late game but not only lost the game to Khan split pushing into their base but also lost the final fights despite having numbers advantage. Mentally down from these they were stomped in game 3 which meant Damwon was only left with one last chance at Worlds as they went into Regional Finals as 1st seed. In the final they faced KZ who went all the way up from 4th seed. Damwon showed pretty good early games but did not manage to close the games out as well as they would have liked which caused the series to go to game 5 in which they snowballed another good early game into a dominant victory to take the series 3-2 and represent Korea at the 2019 Season World Championship as Korea's 3rd seed. In Play-Ins they were drawn into Group C with Brazil’s Flamengo and Turkey’s Royal Youth. Despite struggling a bit in game 1 they went 4-0 in their group and faced Vietnam's second seed Lowkey Esports in Round 2. They lost game 1 in the late game before performing to expectations and dominated the next 3 games to move on to the main event where they were drawn into group D with LCS 1st seed Team Liquid, defending world champions and LPL 3rd seed Invictus Gaming and LMS 2nd seed ahq. DAMWON won both of their games against Invictus Gaming and ahq, going 1-1 with Team Liquid. This would secure DAMWON the first seed from Group D, advancing to the quarterfinals alongside iG. There they were drawn against reigning MSI champions G2 Esports who showed lived up to expectations themselves and overall won the series dominantly 3-1 to end Damwon's season. During the off-season coach Kim left the team while the contracts of Flame, ShowMaker and Canyon were extended/renewed. Zefa was signed as a new coach.
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1.DAMWON Gaming's Facebook Post (Korean) 2.DAMWON Gaming's Facebook Post (Korean) 3.[뉴스] LCK 진출 목표 담원 게이밍, 전 포지션 선수 모집 (Korean) 4.LoL 케스파 컵 로스터 공개, '쿠잔' 이성혁-'블레스' 최현웅 제외 (Korean) 5.DAMWON Gaming's Facebook Post (Korean) 6.담원 게이밍, 스베누 출신 원거리 딜러 '뉴클리어' 신정현 영입 (Korean) 7.Dark Passage's Tweet (Turkish) 8.KeSPA's Tweet (Korean) 9.GalB's Tweet 10.롤드컵 우승 이끈 전 IG 김정수 감독, 담원 게이밍 합류 (Korean) 11.DAMWON Gaming's Facebook Post (Korean) 12.KeSPA's Facebook Post 13.KeSPA's Facebook Post 14.Archive Pages: before change - KR - 2018-11-19; after change - KR - 2019-01-10
15.DAMWON Gaming's Tweet (Korean) 16.Archive Pages: before change - KR - 2019-02-20; after change - KR - 2019-03-06
17.롤챔스 서머 스플릿 1라운드 로스터 공개 (Korean) 18.DAMWON Gaming's Tweet 19.DAMWON Gaming's Tweet 20.DAMWON Gaming's Tweet 21.DAMWON Gaming's Tweet 22.Archive Pages: before change - KR - 2019-11-26; after change - KR - 2019-11-27
23.DAMWON Gaming's Tweet 24.Archive Pages: before change - KR - 2019-12-08; after change - KR - 2019-12-10
25.Archive Pages: before change - KR - 2019-12-10; after change - KR - 2019-12-12
26.DAMWON Gaming's Facebook Post 27.Archive Pages: before change - KR - 2019-12-15; after change - KR - 2019-12-16
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Dplus KIA ( DK ), formerly known as DWG KIA and DAMWON Gaming ( abbr. DWG ), is a South Korean professional esports organization. Its League of Legends team competes in the LCK, the top-level league for the game in South Korea. Dplus KIA won their first LCK title on 5 September 2020 after defeating DRX in the 2020 LCK summer finals.
Dec 1, 2021 · While most of DK players have changed ahead of the next season, Lee “Daeny” Dae-In and Lee “Zefa” Jae-Min, who coached the team when they won Worlds in 2020, came back to the organization last...
