Beastcoast Revealed Roster For 2023 DPC Season

While the wave of reshuffles covers many teams in all regions, there are clubs that have already decided on a roster for the new competitive season. One of these is the Peruvian Beastcoast.

Steve Vargas Mamani "Stinger" - Captain Beastcoast

I am very happy to play this season. I have a lot of faith and trust in this team. I believe that our discipline will set us apart from other teams. This new season format has been greatly improved and we fit in perfectly.

An organization from South America has presented an updated Dota 2 roster. It included 2 former Thunder Awaken players: DarkMago and Sacred.

Updated composition of Beastcoats

• K1
• DarkMago
• Sacred
• Scofield
• Stinger

Newly arrived performers will replace Chris Luck and Wisper in their roles. DarkMago will play in the center, and Sacred, respectively, in the lane paired with Scofield.

Both Beastcoast newcomers previously played for another Peruvian club, Thunder Awaken. As part of the latter, they reached considerable heights:

• TOP 1 at BTS Pro Series Season 10: America.
• TOP-1 at DPC SA 2021/2022 Tour 2: Division 2.
• TOP-1 at DPC SA 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division 1.
• TOP 6 at ESL One Stockholm 2022.
• TOP 6 at ESL One Stockholm 2022.
• TOP-6 at The International 2022.

At the last event, DarkMago and Sacred became the first representatives of Peru to reach the TOP-6. They finished their way to the main tournament of the year in the match against Liquid in the fourth round of the lower bracket of the playoffs, earning $662,543 for the event with the already former team.

Beastcoast also performed at that International and also showed a decent result. The club finished in the top 8, being eliminated by PSG.LGD and earning $473,293.