Check out all the teams who qualified for Worlds

With the recent completion of the 2016 Regional Finals, the full list of League of Legends teams that will compete at the World Championship is finally set in stone.While the list features many of the powerhouses that were expected to make it to this stage, it also features surprises. Splyce, who secured their spot Monday, went from an eigth-place finish in the Spring Split and near-relegation in the Summer Promotion tournament to a second place finish at the Summer Split and, ultimately, a Worlds berth. Sorted by region, here are the teams who will do battle in the group stage in San Francisco.

The Teams

North America

Team SoloMid (NA Champion)
Counter Logic Gaming (NA 2nd Seed)
Cloud9 (NA 3rd Seed)

Europe

G2 Esports (EU Champion)
H2k-Gaming (EU 2nd Seed)
Splyce (EU 3rd Seed)

Korea

ROX Tigers (LCK Champion)
SK Telecom T1 (Korea 2nd Seed)
Samsung Galaxy (Korea 3rd Seed)

China

EDward Gaming (LPL Champion)
Royal Never Give Up (Chinese 2nd Seed)
I May (Chinese 3rd Seed)

Taiwan

Flash Wolves (LMS Champion)
ahq e-Sports Club (LMS 2nd Seed)

International Wildcard

INTZ e-Sports (Brazil)
Albus NoX Luna (CIS)

The Groups

The groups themselves will be determined by live draw on Sep. 10 at 2 p.m. EST. The process for the draw, which will sort the teams into four groups of four teams, has been explained in great detail by Riot, but it essentially follows a few rules:

A group can’t have more than one team from the same region.
The groups will pull teams from three different pools. Pool 1 has the top teams from NA, LCK, LPL and LMS, and one team will go into each group. Pool 3 has the third seeds from NA and EU as well as both International Wildcard teams and, again, each team will go into their own group. Pool 2 is everyone else, and each group will feature two of these teams.
Each team will play the other teams in their group twice in a round-robin format.
The top two teams from each group will advance to the knockout stage, where they will play in a randomized bracket. Seeding from group stage results will be used, so a group’s top team will play the second-place team from another group in the quarterfinals.