BOX Gaming represented Vietnam’s Arena of Glory at the 2020 Arena of Valor International Championship. Its published AIC roster included Kyobi, NDG, Akashi, Ara, Oppa, KT and Rau. PTG has not yet verified a canonical parent Club relationship for this historical competition entry.[1][2]
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BOX Gaming Arena of Valor
BOX Gaming is a Vietnamese Arena of Valor team that represented the Arena of Glory at the 2020 International Championship.

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Akashi
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Ara
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KT
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Kyobi
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Rau
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