Alberto Escobar

A fan of card games and gaming since high school, when he spent countless hours playing WoW and YuGiOh, Rowdy began his digital CCG journey with Hearthstone in 2013. After achieving high ranks in multiple games of the genre like Magic:Arena or Gwent over the years, he arrived at Runeterra searching for the next challenge. Following his competitive ambitions, he joined Team Aretuza to step up his game and fight for a place among the best. When he is not trying to crack the meta for the next tourney, you can find him playing poker or some hardcore strategy games.

Jonas Stoberock

Gvuardya has been playing Gwent since Closed Beta, achieving several Top 100 Pro Ladder finishes and reaching the semifinals at the Red Dragon LAN event. A lover of strategy card and board games dating back to his childhood, he entered the digital CCG genre with Hearthstone. After discovering Gwent he took his commitment to a new level. He thrives in tournament environments and is part of Team Aretuza's preparation group for competitive events, analysing past events, theorycrafting and improving lineups, finding the right queue order, and more. He plays Gwent and Artifact while keeping an eye on the further development of Dota Autochess/Underlords.

Matthew Tuckson

Mtuck has played a variety of card games such as YuGiOh, MTG, and Pokemon and has now come to Legends of Runeterra to help support a team, talk startegy, and work on developing meta breaking stategy. Mtuck has acheived masters every season so far of LoR including the open beta season and doesn't plan to stop doing so!

Stanislas Juery

Stan began his dive into the world of CCGs all the way back when the WoW physical card game was released. Since then he has played all available Online CCG's at a respectable level. Legends of Runeterra caught his eye and he is aiming to participate in as many tournaments as possible. Juggling between a bachelor in Computer Science and CCG's he is also working on a Deck and Statistics tracker in order to help all other players improve wherever possible.

Jed Schmidt

Zinc has been playing card games competitively since Magic the Gathering in middle school. Since then he moved on to Hearthstone and is now looking to make his mark in the Legends of Runeterra scene. He's also a competitive Smash player, but he's much worse at that than he is at card games.

Sergio López Varela

A lifelong fan of strategy games from A Coruña, Spain, Sergi2Vamos began his competitive career in 2013 with Hearthstone, winning minor community tournaments and earning high leaderboard finishes. In 2016 he picked up Gwent and became one of the best players of the alpha, innovating meta decks and reaching the top of the leaderboard frequently. At the start of 2018, he joined Team Aretuza to help its competitive development. As captain of the team's Underlords squad, he organizes his teammates' efforts, helping them reach their best form.

Angus Lam

Morppadorp, or simply Morpp for short, grew up playing Yu-Gi-Oh! during his teenage years. While he would eventually lose interest in the game, his passion for competitive TCGs and CCGs never truly disappeared. Now a proud member of Team Aretuza, Morpp is determined to be the best Legends of Runeterra competitor he can be. When he's not playing in LoR tournaments, Morpp can usually be seen behind the analyst desk, working towards his Media Production degree, or rooting for his hometown Toronto Raptors.

Fan Kang

HunterVii (pronounced Vee) grew up playing mostly Nintendo games, and developed an interest in strategic titles like Fire Emblem and Legend of Zelda. This strategic mindset would help him find some success in other competitive games like Hearthstone and League of Legends. Now that he’s a proud member of Team Aretuza, HunterVii aims to further prove his skill in the competitive LoR scene.