Hosts and commentators from across the globe will be bringing you the nerve-wrecking $100,000 Winner Takes All Intel Extreme Masters World Championship next week.

We have drawn the Groups for the $150,000 League of Legends tournament at the Intel Extreme Masters World Championship in Katowice, following our announcement of the final eight participating teams.

Sixteen players will battle it out for two spots in their last chance to qualify for the $100,000 Winner Takes All tournament at the Intel Extreme Masters World Championship in Katowice.

The Europeans of fnatic as well as the Korean powerhouse of KT Rolster Bullets will be finalizing the League of Legends roster at the Intel Extreme Masters World Championship in Katowice.

After weeks of teasing, it is finally time to announce the third game set to host competition at the Intel Extreme Masters World Championship in Katowice (March 14th to 16th).

Cloud 9 and Taipei Assassins join the list of the four already qualified teams, making six out of eight teams at the World Championship in Katowice known. Two more teams to be announced on Sunday.

With a mere two weeks left until the event it is time to release the schedule for the Intel Extreme Masters World Championship in Katowice, March 13-16.

With a mere two weeks left until the event it is time to release the schedule for the Intel Extreme Masters World Championship in Katowice, March 13-16.

In Katowice, we will host a 16 player Double Elimination bracket. The two finalists in the bracket will secure themselves a spot in the main tournament.

sOs and TaeJa will be the two invited players to compete at the $100,000 Winner Takes All StarCraft II tournament at the Intel Extreme Masters World Championship in Katowice.

With ten spots reserved for IEM winners and first runner-ups, the final sixteen are far from decided. A further two players will be invited, leaving four spots open to the StarCraft II community.

The StarCraft II World Championship in Poland later this year will feature a single elimination bracket set to award the tournament winner all of the US$100,000 competition prize money.