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Team WE

Team WE is a Chinese multi-title esports club founded in 2005 and currently identified by its official account as Xi'an Qujiang WE.

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Updated November 1, 2026

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Founded

2005

Founder Sky said the club was established on April 21, 2005.[2]

Based in

Xi'an, China

The official account identifies the current club as Xi'an Qujiang WE.[1]

Signature achievement

2012 IPL5 League of Legends champion

Team WE's official Weibo profile describes the result as China's first League of Legends world championship.[1]

Ownership

Not publicly disclosed

Current ownership structure was not verified in the reviewed sources.

Current financials

Not publicly disclosed

No current club-level revenue, valuation or profitability figures were verified.

Category

Gaming furniture

Commercial note

Official club partner announced in June 2026; public post does not itemize rights or term.[4]

Overview

Founder Sky dates Team WE’s establishment to April 21, 2005. The club’s official profile records its League of Legends division as the 2012 IPL5 champion and describes the result as China’s first League of Legends world championship.[2][1]

Team WE’s strongest documented commercial asset is its Chinese-language social distribution: its official Weibo profile displayed 2.38 million followers on 24 September 2026, and a June 2026 post confirms a named club partner, TGIF Gaming. The public sources identify the relationship but do not set out its term or rights.[1][4]

The official account lists active League of Legends, Honor of Kings and Delta Force divisions. Commercial work should be scoped to the relevant title and team rather than treating all division rights as interchangeable.[1]

The 2017 MY article includes WE among Chinese organizations that withdrew from Overwatch as the scene contracted. That is historical title context, not evidence that Team WE ceased operations; current club activity is visible in its official account. A proposal should be scoped to a current division and its rights holders.[3]

References7
  1. [1]Team WE — official Weibo profile
  2. [2]Team WE — official Bilibili channel
  3. [3]People's Esports — 15th anniversary interview with Sky
  4. [4]People's Esports — MY's Overwatch transition
  5. [5]Team WE — TGIF official-partner post
  6. [6]Wikimedia Commons — Team WE player at the 2015 Demacia Cup
  7. [7]Team WE club mark — Leaguepedia

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