Santeri Paananen

Santtu2x is a 22-year-old economics student from Finland. He first started Gwent during the closed beta, but only started playing at a competitive level in early 2018. While he has reached some good ladder finishes, Santtu2x is at his strongest in a tournament environment. In addition to winning many online tournaments, his achievements include placing 2nd in European Gwent Cup LAN event and reaching finals in Gwent Open #7 qualifiers. What is still missing is an appearance in an official Gwent Masters tournament, which he will seek to achieve in Gwent Masters season 2.

Benjamin Pfannstiel

Kolemoen has always been a fan of card games, starting with Yu-Gi-Oh in high school, then later Hearthstone, and finally beginning his Gwent journey in March 2017. Since then, he has participated in 4 Gwent Opens (winning one) and 3 Gwent Challengers, and has qualified for the upcoming Gwent World Masters event. His strength as a player lies mostly in analyzing matchups and adapting strategies. He is part of Aretuza's competitive roster and will represent the team in tournaments, as well as helping others in the team prepare for their tournament appearances.

Andrzej Bal

Adzikov began to play Gwent at the start of Open Beta. He has played computer games since childhood, and always tries to compete at a high level. Before he began his Gwent adventure, he played competitively in Hearthstone, World of Warcraft, and League of Legends.

Adzikov finished as the top-ranked player in each of the first two Pro Ladder seasons and has also achieved high placings in the seasons after that. He has participated in almost all of the official CDPR Gwent Masters and GwentSlam tournaments. His goal is to get into every possible tournament and win it, especially the Gwent World Masters.

Elias Sagmeister

Shaggy is a sociology student and gaming fanatic. Long interested in card games such as Magic: The Gathering and Hearthstone, he began his competitive career with Gwent, gaining fame by winning the Wild Card Qualifier for Gwent Open #1 and then becoming Gwent's first-ever Open Champion. After a long hiatus, Shaggy returned to Gwent with the goal of reconnecting with the Gwent community, and competing in Pro Ladder and Tournaments. He has also started streaming his endeavors on twitch.

Unforgiven

As an uprising talent from central Asia, Unforgiven has developed into one of the main contestants for top 16 on pro rank. Winner of the Invitational in July 2020 and barely falling short of qualifying in the Open qualifiers, Unforgiven searches to steadily improve his skills and is competing for Aretuza to make an impact in the Gwent scene.

Michael J. Bock

Crozyr is a 25-year old German Potato Knight who started his journey through the magical lands of Gwenterino during Closed Beta in 2016. When he isn't enjoying thicc Gravy, he has a passion for streaming, climbing the ladder or making new potato memes. Having been consistently achieving top 100 ladder placements for over eighteen months in a row, he has been improving at the game steadily, aiming for higher placements with each season as well as an eventual tournament qualification.

Ferdinand Mittermaier

Ferdinator has been a fan of The Witcher series since the release of The Witcher 1 and started playing Gwent in open beta back in 2017. He sneaked into the competitive scene in Gwent Masters Season 2 with several top 64 ladder placements and with winning the Aretuza World Cup with Team Austria. He tries to steadily improve his gameplay to achieve his goal of qualifying for an official tournament one day.

Jean-Baptiste Beeckmans

Daydream has always been attracted by the competitive aspect of gaming since 1998. He spent his free time participating in small regional lans for over fifteen years until he started coaching (in Hearthstone) and joined the international scene with his players where they pulled outstanding results. He joined Gwent with big ambitions and excited by this new challenge.