World of Warcraft finds itself represented in fnatic once more, as new faces join the WoW roster. Once again we look to America for our WoW needs and the new faces are:

• Alexander "glick" Hloderwski
  

• Rumay "Hafu" Wang
  

• Andrew "Rhaegyn" Miller
  

While they are relatively new in the international pro-gaming scene, Orz were the 1st placed team at the recently concluded MLG Orlando. Most of you will remember Hafu from MLG Orlando, where she became the first girl gamer to win a major tournament in a co-ed competition. After staying clan less for several weeks, the team decided to join forces with us, please give them a round of applause on this occasion.

Photo from Gotfrag.com

"Our team is excited to be joining fnatic, and will strive to live up to their top-tier reputation. I expect our team to play at our highest level as we did at MLG Orlando, and will push to do so at each and every event that we attend." Said Rumay Wang, World of Warcraft player.

"We're all extremely excited to have this World of Warcraft team amongst us. Competitive World of Warcraft has begun to mature, with new tournaments springing up everywhere, it has a bright future! That is why we want to keep our WoW spirit alive by picking up the first successful mixed esports squad!" Said Anne Mathews, a director of FNATIC.

Along with this news comes a little sadder formal announcement of the official departure of Insurrection that played gallantly as Fnatic.WoW since back in the WSVG days. As many had noticed they competed as Insurrection at MLG Orlando, while we had not formally released the news on our site, our internal decision awaited on the squads results from MLG. We would like to wish them the best of luck for future success, and want to thank Brian, Kyle and Jason for their time in Fnatic.

Their list of our new squads achievements and a set of mini interviews conducted by us can be found on the following pages.