HEROIC is a Norwegian esports organization founded in 2016. Initially, the club was primarily known for its Counter-Strike division, but in early 2024, the organization signed its first Dota 2 roster, focusing on the South American region.

The team's inaugural lineup consisted of Héctor K1 Rodríguez, João 4nalog Giannini, Cedric Davai Lama Deckmyn, Elvis Scofield Peña, and Matheus KJ Diniz. The team's head coach was Igor Kaffs Furtado, who had previously worked as head coach of BOOM Esports and assistant coach at Evil Geniuses.

2024

In its very first season, the team quickly established itself as the strongest squad in South America. HEROIC consistently dominated regional qualifiers and regularly competed at tier-one tournaments.

The team's biggest achievements of the year were winning PGL Wallachia Season 2 and qualifying for The International 2024. For the South American scene, it was one of the region's best results of the season.

2025

Following the end of the season, the organization decided to make roster changes. Davai Lama and K1 left the team, while Adrián Wisper Céspedes Dobles and Yuma Yuma Langlet joined the roster.

The team also briefly played with carry David Parker Nicho Flores, but due to frequent conflicts, he left the club almost immediately to join Team Secret.

The revamped lineup remained one of the strongest teams in the region, finishing sixth at The International 2025. Shortly after the tournament, while competing with a stand-in, HEROIC won FISSURE Universe: Episode 7, confidently making its way through the upper bracket.

After TI14, 4nalog decided to look for a new team and left HEROIC. The very next day, the organization announced the return of offlaner Davai Lama, while Wisper moved to the mid lane.

Despite winning FISSURE Universe: Episode 7, coach Kaffs publicly spoke about the organization's internal difficulties and the need for significant changes.

2026

At the beginning of 2026, HEROIC rebuilt its roster once again. Scofield and Davai Lama departed, while Thiago de Oliveira Thiolicor Cordeiro and young mid laner Santiago TaiLung Agüero Gustavo joined the team. At the same time, Wisper returned to the offlane.

During the first tournaments of the year, the team continued to consistently finish in the top eight at major events but was still unable to break into the top four.

In May, the organization unexpectedly announced its departure from the professional Dota 2 scene, citing financial difficulties as the reason.