Rex Regum Qeon Rex Regum Qeon Asia-Pacific Rank #11 Monyet Cahya Nugraha xffero David Monangin Jemkin Maksim Batorov Kushy Bryan Carlos Setiawan Estrella Park Gun (박건) have parted with Eroll "EJAY" Jule Delfin, marking the announcement the second roster move the team has made since the conclusion of Champions.

The team's first move was to part with Emmanuel "Emman" Morales and add former Dplus Esports Dplus Esports Korea Rank #15 Felix Park Hyeon-ho (박현호) Rico Han Jun-seo (한준서) CabezA No Gun-hyung (노건형) Bangnan Jung Min-u (정민우) RedLight Kim Eun-soo (김은수) kAyle Jung Soo-yong (정수용) in-game leader Park "Estrella" Gun (박건).

EJAY is known for his time on Bren Esports Bren Esports Inactive as their duelist, having joined the organization after Masters: Berlin. However, in 2022, the organization was in hot water due to their owner, Bernard Chong, being wanted for drug smuggling charges and fleeing the Philippines. The situation later saw EJAY leave the team in July of the same year.

Rex Regum Qeon had minimal success in VCT Philippines with their best third-place finish in Stage 2: Challengers 2022. The organization was accepted to the Pacific Partnership league for 2023, with their new roster consisting of EJAY continuing his role as duelist. Following an early exit from LOCK//IN in the first round of the group stage, RRQ competed in the Pacific League, where they once again fell short of qualifying for playoffs. Their final tournament for the year would be the Pacific LCQ, where they finished fourth place after losing to Gen.G Gen.G Korea Rank #1 Foxy9 Jung Jae-sung (정재성) t3xture Kim Na-ra (김나라) Munchkin Byeon Sang-beom (변상범) yoman Chae Young-moon (채영문) Karon Kim Won-tae (김원태) .

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