The Indian organization, Reckoning Esports, has strengthened and rounded out its Valorant team by adding two new players - Tereshchenko "FacePalm" Artyom and Norbu "Karam1L" Tsering. The organization announced this information on their Twitter account.
Off-season for VALORANT is here, and our warriors are back!
— Reckoning Esports (@ReckoningIndia) August 6, 2023
Our Tiger has a plan for everything. A plan to win.
Get ready to see our 2 new players in action.#GoReckoning #Kaspersky #VALORANT pic.twitter.com/jzeMM5Enmw
Reckoning Esports' complete roster:
The roster features seven active players and one head coach, but the announcement of the updated roster hints that Aleksandr "hvoya" Eremin will not be an active player. Fans have already begun speculating that he might take on the role of a secondary coach or analyst.
Moreover, Reckoning Esports showcased impressive results in the last season, but couldn't make it to the main event of the tier-2 scene, VCT Challengers Ascension: Pacific 2023. However, they achieved significant success in the VCL South Asia: Split 2 2023 tournament, securing a second-place finish and claiming a prize money of $18,000.
Reckoning Esports has a clear and ambitious plan for the next year - to secure a spot in the partner league. The team believes they have ample time before the competition begins to adequately prepare and reach their goal. New additions, Tereshchenko "FacePalm" Artyom and Norbu "Karam1L" Tsering, who've joined the roster, are seen as key factors that will help the team achieve their ambitious objectives.
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