The Honor of Kings Regional Professional League is officially live, and it’s bringing the heat across Southeast Asia. With four regional tournaments — Indonesia Kings Laga (IKL), Philippine Kings League (PKL), MY Honor of Kings League (MKL), and the Wildcard Kings Series (WKS) — this season is all about discovering rising stars, securing high-stakes victories, and proving which squads deserve a shot at the Honor of Kings International Championship (KIC) later this year.
Each region will see both partner and qualifier teams battling it out for prestige, prize pools, and the ultimate in-game reward: the exclusive Flowborn skin, given only to the champions of IKL, MKL, and PKL. It’s bragging rights you can show off in every match.
Breaking Down the Four Honor of Kings Regional Leagues

- Indonesia Kings Laga (IKL) – Honor of Kings Regional Leagues
Running from August 22 to October 5 in Jakarta, IKL features 10 teams fighting for a share of the $60,000 USD prize pool. Eight powerhouse partner teams like ONIC, Alter Ego, Rex Regum Qeon, and Bigetron by Vitality headline the competition, while qualifier squads Vesakha Esports and Revemoin Esports aim to play spoiler.

- Philippine Kings League (PKL) – Honor of Kings Regional Leagues
Manila takes the spotlight from August 29 to October 12, where the country’s biggest names, including Blacklist International, BOOM Esports, TNT Tropang Alab, and Team Flash PH, will square off against fierce qualifiers like Wetrnd Esports, Elevate, ACT Esports, and BARCODE. Just like IKL, the pot sits at $60,000 USD.

- MY Honor of Kings League (MKL) – Honor of Kings Regional Leagues
In Kuala Lumpur, the MKL kicks off September 5 to October 19, showcasing Malaysia’s top-tier squads. With Nova Esports, Todak, HomeBois, and Alpha Gaming as anchor teams, the field is stacked, and another $60,000 USD prize pool is on the line.

- Wildcard Kings Series (WKS) – Honor of Kings Regional Leagues
This fast-paced mini-league runs September 5 to 7 with five partner teams, including Nexus Vanguard Ultra Rare and Team Max, plus qualifier Fearless Esports Hong Kong. While the prize pool is smaller at $10,000 USD, the battles promise to be just as intense.
All four tournaments feed directly into the KIC — the crown jewel of Honor of Kings esports — where the world’s best will meet later this year.
Honor of Kings Summer Carnival: Culture Meets Competition

On top of the esports action, the Honor of Kings Summer Carnival in China is giving international stars a chance to dive into local culture while playing in the HoK universe. Regional icons like XUAN, Juschie, and Karlll are part of the experience, blending cultural immersion with top-tier gaming. It’s a reminder that Honor of Kings is more than a MOBA — it’s a global community tied together by both tradition and play.
Where to Watch
Fans can catch every match and updates on the official Honor of Kings channels:
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