albeit with unfamiliar results.The first game featured an Orange Naga Engima combo thwarted by the unorthodox push lineup of Nyx - DP. Helped along by thethe teamfight staples of Magnus and Undying, the Nyx fulfilled a small part of Puppey's TI2 vision of him as a counter to Kotl, and MUFC rolled through game. A decent early game for Orange turned sour when they misplayed a teamfight in the mid game, leading to a breached base and an insurmountable advantage for MUFC.The second game saw a 4-1 lineup reminiscent of the Chinese foes Orange had just campaigned of, with Mushi on the Faceless Void backed up by some fantastic QoP and Magnus play. MUFC's NS, CK, Clinkz, a variation of the facerush lineup, obtained a huge early gameadvantage, but a crucial teamfight and a farmed Void suddenly ended the fun for them. Orange won.In Game 3, Orange surprisingly attempted something that they themselves had been soundly defeated with. An Axe mid sounded good when combined with the Void that had just been successful, but an early game smoke FB for TA allowed her to get a quick bottle, completely and utterly nullifying the lead that the Axe might have had. Gaining a significant advantage via a strong midgame lineup of TA, Panda, and Potm, with a Nyx once against proving surprisingly effective, MUFC rolled over Orange and earned their chance to challenge the Chinese Dota machine on LAN.Though LGD.int is perhaps the biggest draw of the qualifiers, their entry into the scene after months of