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　　Oceanic League of Legends team Little Wraith qualified for the IEM Regional Invitational last Saturday after beating Team Nv 2-1 in the grand finals. Little Wraith was the lone team standing after the qualifying tournament, beating out Gubul Gaming and Underage FBI in order to make it to the finals.

　　"It [sic] a really amazing opportunity for us as such a young team," said Kastelle 'Jinx' Adamson, Little Wraith's manager. "We have a lot of theorycrafting and preparation to now work on to best prepare us for making it to Singapore."

　　Little Wraith was not without support, either. Sue-Min Koh, better known as Riot SMK, was at BlizzCon this last weekend and was able to get a shoutout to the team:

　　Riot SMK supporting us even at BlizzCon pic.twitter.com/vEKTbeHkad

　　— Little Wraith (@LittleWraithLoL) November 11, 2013

　　Little Wraith will now play in the online Regional Invitational to decide if, and where, they will compete at IEM Singapore. Out of 16 teams, Little Wraith will need to take first or second to be placed in the professional division. If they take third, fourth, fifth, or sixth, they will be placed in the amateur division. Anything less than 6th and the team will not move on.

　　IEM Singapore starts November 28th.

　　Image Credit: intelextrememasters.com