Dignitas

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Dignitas
Team Information
Org Location	United States
Founded In	United Kingdom
Region	NA  North America
Head Coach	Thomas "Thinkcard" Slotkin
Partner	Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment Caffeine.tv Champion HyperX Mountain Dew Raynor Gaming Ridgebake VIE GG
History
Created (1) 2003-09-09 Organization 2011-09-22 LoL Division Disbanded (1) 2016-06-03 LoL Division Created (2) 2016-09-26 LoL Division Disbanded (2) 2017-1?-?? LoL Division Created (3) 2019-06-06
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Current Roster

Dignitas is an international esports team headquartered in Great Britain. It was founded on September 9, 2003 as a fusion of the Battlefield 1942 clans Legion Condor and Sweden Kompanix. Later on, more teams were added to the organization, and in July 2004 Team Dignitas was registered as a company - Team Dignitas Ltd. In addition to their League of Legends team, Dignitas also sponsors teams and players for Battlefield 3, Counter Strike, Fifa, various fighting games, Quake Live, racing games, and StarCraft II.

History

Pre Season 2

Team Dignitas acquired the roster of Rock Solid in September 2011. At the time, the roster included Voyboy, Jatt, scarra, imaqtpie, and L0cust, and they had recently had several strong online finishes.

The first event that the roster competed in under their new organization was IPL 3 Defeating Curse Gaming, Counter Logic Gaming, and then Epik Gamer, the team took home the championship and 200 circuit points. Due to their participation in the IEM New York Qualifier #1 as Rock Solid, Dignitas had an opportunity to qualify for IEM New York. They were successful and attended the tournament but did not advance from the group stage and finished tied for fifth, earning 25 Riot-circuit points.

Dignitas's next LAN was MLG Providence, where they placed third. After a quarterfinal finish at WCG 2011, Jatt stepped down from the team, stating that he could "no longer put up the required time to stay at the top level and he does not want to hold his teammates back". Jatt went on to join Riot Games and eventually became a caster for them.

Season 2

Jatt's replacement IWillDominate joined the team in January 2012, the day before IEM Kiev. Dignitas placed third there, after a semifinal loss to Team SoloMid and a third-place victory over SK Gaming. That performance along with their other IEM results was enough to qualify Dignitas for the IEM Season VI World Championship in Hanover, where they placed second behind Moscow Five.

After a third-place finish at IPL 4 in April, top laner Voyboy left the team to join CLG, while Curse's jungler Crumbzz joined the Dignitas lineup, moving to top lane; the three-way roster swap was completed by CLG Saintvicious leaving to join Curse. With only three weeks of practice before the MLG Spring Championship, Dignitas were not expected to perform well. However, they defeated Team Green Forest, Team Dynamic, and CLG Prime in the winners' bracket before finally falling to Team SoloMid and then CLG, taking home third.

Along with Western teams CLG.EU and CLG Prime, Dignitas temporarily moved to South Korea to participate in Azubu The Champions Summer 2012. Unfortunately, IWillDominate suffered from many health issues and had to go to the emergency room twice. The team finished third in their group, just out of playoff contention. Shortly after the event, they returned to North America. L0cust left the team, replaced Patoy.

After returning home, Dignitas competed in the 2012 MLG Summer Championship in Raleigh, an event that top North American teams TSM and CLG had notably decided not to attend in order to better prepare for the Season 2 Regional Finals and not show anyone what they were preparing. As a result, Dignitas and Curse were considered the favorites to win the entire tournament. Both teams reached the finals, but instead of playing out the series normally, they decided to play All-Random All-Mid (ARAM) in the first game. After that first game, the teams played the remainder of the series out seriously, and Curse won the series 3-2. However, the teams' mutual decision to play ARAM was ruled to be collusion, and so both teams were disqualified from the tournament.

The team's next LAN was the Season 2 Regional Finals, held at PAX Prime in Seattle. They placed second, beating Team Dynamic and CLG before losing to TSM in the finals. This finish gave them a seed to the Season 2 World Championship. At Worlds, Dignitas was placed into Group B, along with NaJin Sword, CLG EU, and the Saigon Jokers. They losed all three of their group-stage games, with Saigon Jokers's victory considered the biggest upset of the group stage.

Preseason 3

In the offseason, IWillDominate was suspended from competitive play for a year as a result of violating the Summoners Code. Instead of the team looking for a new jungler, Crumbzz moved to jungle, and Dignitas picked up KiWiKiD as their new top laner.

Season 3

Due to their participation at Season 2 Worlds, Dignitas were automatically given a slot in the NA LCS Season 3 Spring Split, the first season of Riot's fully-professional league. They started out the series going 16-5 in their first 21 games before going 1-6 in their last 7. This performance was enough to secure themselves a playoff slot, where they lost immediately to Good Game University, which forced them to requalify for the summer split by beating Team Summon in a best-of-five series, which they did.

During the summer split, Dignitas performed more inconsistently than they had in the spring but still finished in fifth place with a 13-15 record, once again making it to the playoffs. This time, they showed better results in the playoffs and finished in fourth - out of Worlds contention, but safely in the 2014 Spring Split.

2014 Preseason

During the offseason, Dignitas took Patoy off the starting roster and moved top laner KiWiKiD to support. After holding tryouts to find a new toplaner, they settled on Cruzerthebruzer.

2014 Season

Dignitas placed fourth in the spring round robin, with a 12-16 record. In March, long-time mid laner scarra stepped down from the team and was replaced by goldenglue for the last two weeks of the regular season. However, scarra returned for the playoffs, where they placed fifth. After the playoffs, scarra once again left the starting roster to coach the team, while Shiphtur and ZionSpartan joined from the recently-relegated Team Coast to play mid lane and top lane, respectively. Cruzerthebruzer and goldenglue both became substitutes. Team owner Michael "Odee" O'Dell was fined $1,000 USD for using offensive and vulgar language on a popular online streaming platform in June.

In the summer split, despite sitting at a 6-2 record at the end of the third week, they ended the round robin in sixth place, with a 13-15 record. However, in the playoffs they managed to avoid relegation by defeating CLG in the fifth-place match.

2015 Preseason

After the conclusion of the season, scarra left the team completely, resigning his position as coach. Additionally, ZionSpartan and Imaqtpie departed; with Imaqtpie's departure, the last member of the original Rock Solid lineup was gone. When Team Curse declined their invitation to IEM Cologne, Dignitas were invited to participate in the tournament instead. They tied for third with Team ROCCAT, using new acquisitions Core JJ and Gamsu for the first time, confirming long-standing rumors that those would be the team's new AD carry and top laner, respectively. The complete roster going into the 2015 season included Core JJ, Crumbzz, Shiphtur, Gamsu, and KiWiKiD.

2015 Season

After the first two weeks of the spring split, Crumbzz stepped down from the team, and CloudNguyen played as Dignitas's jungler in week's 3-5; Azingy joined for week 6 and stayed for the remainder of the split. The team ended the round robin with a 6-12 record in 9th place. Winterfox, the 8th-place team, chose to play against Team Dragon Knights in relegations, leaving Dignitas to play against Team Fusion. However, while Winterfox was relegated, Dignitas stayed in the LCS for the summer season.

Two weeks into the Summer Season, Helios joined Dignitas and replaced Azingy. Despite being tied for first with a 7-2 record halfway through the season, the team struggled throughout the last half and finished sixth at 10-8. In the quarterfinals of the summer playoffs, Dignitas was swept by Team Impulse and finished 2015 with only 20 Championship Points, failing to qualify for the regional finals and eliminating them from contention for the Season 5 World Championship.

2016 Preseason

Faced with the need to sell one of their LCS teams, Dignitas sold their European team in October 2015. Brokenshard, formerly head coach of that squad, moved to their North American staff as head coach, and former Gamers2 manager InnerFlame joined as team manager. Dignitas also revamped their roster: Smittyj and Kirei from the European Challenger team joined the team as top laner and jungler, and former Team Impulse AD carry Apollo replaced CoreJJ. With Jesse substituting in place of KiWiKiD, the new lineup debuted at IEM Cologne, where they were eliminated in the first round, losing 2-1 to China's Qiao Gu.

2016 Season

Following two 1-1 weeks in the season's spring split, Smittyj was removed from the team's starting roster and replaced by BillyBoss, due to "behavioural issues". The team's worst-ever split unfolded following this change, as they saw only two further wins and – after playing the longest game of the split – finished 10th place with a 4-14 record. The same roster played in the Summer Promotion tournament, where they lost 0-3 to Team Dragon Knights, resulting in their elimination from the LCS. This made Dignitas the first of the three original North American LCS invitee teams to be relegated from the competition.

In May, Dignitas transferred its NACS Summer Season seed to Apex Gaming. After Apex finished the split in seventh place, both Dignitas and Apex were acquired by the Philadelphia 76ers in September 2016, to play under the Dignitas name.

2017 Season

Following the merger, the new Dignitas team made significant roster changes, parting ways with coaches Saintvicious and Cop, top laner Ray, jungler Shrimp and ADC Apollo. To replace them, Dignitas acquired two Korean imports, former KT Rolster star top laner Ssumday and former Longzhu jungler Chaser, as well as former Team EnVyUs ADC LOD, with new coach Kim Jeong-soo. This new lineup failed to gel initially, going 2-6 over the first four weeks of the Spring Split, prompting the team to rehire Cop as head coach. This move paid immediate dividends, as Dignitas went 7-3 over the remainder of the split, beating Immortals in their final game of the season to take 6th place and a playoff berth. Unfortunately, they were matched up against eventual 3rd place team Phoenix1 in the quarterfinals, and proceeded to get swept.

In the midseason, the team also rehired Saintvicious and added former Echo and Delta Fox support BIG, citing his increased team communication. Additionally, after winning their first two series of the Summer Split, Chaser was replaced by their former Apex Gaming jungler Shrimp, who had returned to the team after spending the spring with DetonatioN FocusMe of the LJL. Chaser would only play in one other game for Dignitas, and eventually left the team in July. This move seemed to pay off initially, as Dignitas finished the first three weeks of the split 5-1 and in a three way tie for first, with praise going to their newfound skill in playing around Baron. However, the team then proceeded to reverse that record, losing their next four series and falling into 5th place, despite LOD being replaced by former FlyQuest ADC Altec. Making yet another move, BIG was moved to substitute and was replaced by veteran support Adrian, who had been acquired at the same time as Altec. This duo, who had played together in solo queue, immediately clicked, and Dignitas pulled off yet another late season run, going 6-2 over the remaining weeks, with Altec carrying multiple games and Adrian playing well on a variety of supports.

The team took 5th and were matched up against 4th place Cloud9 in the quarterfinals, who despite having a rather disappointing split of their own were favored to win, due to having finished second in the Spring with the exact same roster. However, Dignitas took the first two games, and after dropping the third, managed to come back in the fourth game after a clutch Taliyah ultimate by Keane prevented C9 from reaching the nexus despite all three Dignitas inhibitors being down. After dropping a 3-1 semifinals set to eventual champions TSM, Dignitas moved to the third place match, this time as favorites against CLG, who had struggled in the quarterfinals and were playing rookie jungler OmarGod. However, CLG made short work of Dignitas in a 3-0 sweep, in large part due to Shrimp getting caught out in the jungle early all three games. Due to making the playoffs in both splits, Dignitas still had the third seed in the Regional Finals and a chance to make Worlds, but seeming defeated, the team dropped 3-0 to seventh place FlyQuest, ending their season.

Dignitas was not selected to be a part of the NA LCS 2018 Season, and the team disbanded before the end of 2017.

2019 Season

After more than a year of abscence from the League of Legends scene, ESPN reported in April 2019 that Dignitas had agreed to buy a controlling share of Clutch Gaming, one of the new franchises that had joined after their departure, from the NBA's Houston Rockets. The article also reported that the team would rebrand to Dignitas after Worlds 2019. In June of the same year, the deal was officially announced. As reported, the team would not rebrand until after the season ended, although Dignitas immediately began to provide administrative and social media support, and the team's jerseys were redesigned to use the Dignitas colors.

Timeline

• 2011
• 2012
• 2013
• 2014
• 2015
• 2016
• 2017
• 2018
• 2019

• September 22, Team Dignitas acquires the roster of Rock Solid.
  
  Voyboy,
  
  Jatt,
  
  scarra,
  
  Imaqtpie, and
  
  L0cust join.
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• December 21,
  
  Jatt leaves.
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• January 18,
  
  IWillDominate joins.
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• April 12,
  

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  wingsofdeathx joins as substitute.
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• April 24,
  

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  wingsofdeathx leaves.
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• May 19,
  
  Crumbzz joins.
  
  Voyboy leaves.
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• July 18,
  
  L0cust leaves.
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• July 20,
  
  Patoy joins.
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• December 6,
  
  I Will Dominate leaves.
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• December 7, Crumbzz (Top to Jungle) changes position.
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• December 18,
  
  KiWiKiD joins.
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• February 3, Team Dignitas acquires the roster of Pulse Esports as their Challenger Circuit team.
  

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  zig,
  

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  Onionbagel,
  

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  Kenace,
  

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  SnEaKyCaStRoO, and
  

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  Evaniskus join as substitutes.
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• February 25,
  

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  Evaniskus leaves.
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• April 6, Challenger Circuit team disbands.
  

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  zig,
  

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  Onionbagel,
  

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  Kenace, and
  

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  SnEaKyCaStRoO leave.
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• June 21,
  

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  Zamphira and
  

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  Heartbeat join as substitutes.
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• October 12,
  

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  TheRealKiWiKiD moves to substitute.
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• October 31, Vlanitak (Analyst) joins.
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• November 11,
  
  Cruzerthebruzer joins.
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• November 17,
  

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  Patoy moves to substitute.
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• December 17, KiWiKiD (Sub/Top to Support) changes position.
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• February 10,
  

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  Azingy joins as substitute.
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• March 4,
  

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  Flappy Bearfish joins as substitute.
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• March 25,
  
  Goldenglue joins. scarra (Coach) is added to the official roster as substitute.
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• May 2,
  
  ZionSpartan and
  
  Shiphtur join.
  

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  Cruzerthebruzer and
  

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  Goldenglue move to substitutes.
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• May 20,
  

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  goldenglue and
  

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  Patoy leave.
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• October 2, scarra (Coach) leaves.
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• October 20,
  
  ZionSpartan leaves.
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• October 21,
  
  Imaqtpie leaves.
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• December 4,
  
  Gamsu and
  
  Core JJ join.
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• January 9,
  

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  Lattman joins as substitute.
  

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  Cruzerthebruzer,
  

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  Azingy,
  

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  Flappy Bearfish, and
  

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  Heartbeat leave.
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• February 3,
  
  Crumbz leaves.
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• February 6, TP-LINK partners with the team.
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• March 5, Rico (Head Coach) joins.
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• April 24, AKRacing partners with the team.
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• June 9,
  
  Helios joins.
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• September 18, Rico (Head Coach) leaves.
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• October 30, Brokenshard (Head Coach) joins. InnerFlame (Team Manager) joins.
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• November 6, Raz (Analyst) joins.
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• November 16,
  

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  Azingy,
  

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  Inori, and
  

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  Heartbeat leave.
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• November 18,
  
  Smittyj,
  
  Kirei, and
  
  Apollo join.
  
  Gamsu,
  
  Helios, and
  
  Core JJ leave.
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• December 29, Jesiz (Strategist) joins. Raz (Analyst to Head Coach) changes position. Brokenshard (Head Coach) leaves.
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• January 5,
  

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  BillyBoss joins as substitute.
  

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  Inori rejoins as substitute.
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• January 25,
  
  BillyBoss moves to starting roster.
  

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  Smittyj moves to substitute.
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• February 29,
  

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  Smittyj leaves.
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• March 8,
  

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  Flaxxish joins as substitute.
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• April 17,
  
  BillyBoss leaves.
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• April 26,
  
  KiWiKiD leaves.
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• May 17, Team Dignitas transfers its NACS seed to Apex Gaming.
  
  Shiphtur and
  
  Apollo leave.
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• May 18, Jesse (Strategist) leaves.
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• May 26,
  

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  Inori leaves.
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• June 1,
  

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  Flaxxish leaves.
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• June 3,
  
  Kirei leaves.
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• September 26, Team Dignitas is acquired by the Philadelphia 76ers and merges with Apex Gaming.
  
  Ray,
  
  Shrimp,
  
  Keane,
  
  Xpecial, Cop (Coach), and Saintvicious (Coach) join.
  
  Apollo rejoins.
  

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  Cris joins as substitute.
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• October 17, Jonathan Kemp (Chief Executive Officer) joins.
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• December 1,
  
  Ray leaves.
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• December 8, Cop (Coach) and Saintvicious (Coach) leave.
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• December 15,
  
  Ssumday and
  
  Chaser join.
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• December 16,
  
  LOD and Kim Jeong-soo (Coach) join.
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• December (approx.),
  
  Apollo leaves.
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• December 20, Park Jae-seok (Head Coach) joins.
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• January 5,
  

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  Stunt joins as substitute.
  
  Shrimp becomes inactive.
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• January 30,
  
  Shrimp leaves.
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• February 17, Cop (Head Coach) rejoins. Park Jae-seok (Head Coach) leaves.
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• March 1, Kim Jeong-soo (Coach) leaves.
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• March 8,
  

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  Swifte joins as substitute.
  

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  Stunt leaves.
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• May 1, InnerFlame (Team Manager) leaves.
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• May 19, Saintvicious (Coach) rejoins.
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• May 26,
  
  Big joins.
  

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  Shrimp rejoins as substitute.
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• May 29,
  

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  Cris leaves.
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• June 10,
  
  Shrimp moves to starting roster.
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• June 15,
  
  Altec and
  
  Adrian join.
  
  Xpecial leaves.
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• June 17,
  

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  Chaser moves to substitute.
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• July 2,
  

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  LOD moves to substitute.
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• July 15,
  

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  Big moves to substitute.
  

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  Chaser leaves.
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• November 2,
  

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  LOD leaves.
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• November 20,
  
  Ssumday leaves.
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• November 21,
  
  Shrimp,
  

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  Big, and Cop (Head Coach) leave.
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• November 23,
  
  Keane leaves.
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• December 8,
  
  Altec and
  
  Adrian leave.
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• February (approx.), Jonathan Kemp (Chief Executive Officer) leaves.
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• May 22, Michael Prindiville (Chief Executive Officer) joins.
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• October 31, Team Dignitas rebrands to Dignitas.
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• June 6, Dignitas merges with Clutch Gaming. LCS team is set to rebrand at the beginning of the 2020 season.
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• July 3, ODEE (President & General Manager) leaves.
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• September 5, Andrew Barton (General Manager) joins.
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• October 9, Bakery (Business Development Manager to Assistant General Manager) changes position.
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• October 28, Clutch Gaming roster is moved to the Dignitas brand.
  
  Huni,
  
  Lira,
  
  Damonte,
  
  Cody Sun,
  
  Vulcan, Thinkcard (Head Coach), and Artemis (Assistant Coach) are added to the GCD.
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• October 30, Andrew Barton (General Manager) leaves.
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• November 4, Spiher (Director of Partnerships) joins.
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• November 11, Rigby (Assistant Coach) leaves.
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• November 15,
  
  Damonte is set to leave on November 18.
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• November 16,
  
  Chime is drafted at NA 2019 Scouting Grounds with exclusivity window ending on November 26, 2019.
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• November 18,
  
  Damonte leaves.
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• November 19,
  
  Vulcan leaves.
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• November 20,
  
  Lira leaves.
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• November 21,
  
  Huni's contract is extended.
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• November 26,
  
  Cody Sun leaves.
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• November 27,
  
  Johnsun joins.
  
  Chime's draft window expires. Artemis (Assistant Coach) leaves.
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• November 29, Empyre (Head of Scouting and Analysis) leaves.
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• December 5,
  
  aphromoo joins.
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• December 6,
  
  Grig joins.
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Player Roster

Active

Contract Expiration Notice: To prevent over-reporting of changes, we are keeping players with expired contracts listed here until either (a) an announcement is made from the player or the team about their departure; (b) the player joins another team; or (c) the 2020 season begins & the player is not re-added to the GCD, whichever happens first.

R	C	ID	Name	Role	Contract Ends	Joined
KR		Huni	Heo Seung-hoon (허승훈)	2Top Laner	2021-11-16	2019-10-28
NA		Grig	Jonathan Armao	3Jungler	-	2019-12-06
NA		Johnsun	Johnson Nguyen	4Bot Laner	-	2019-11-27
NA		aphromoo	Zaqueri Black	5Support	-	2019-12-05

Note: Teams are free to switch players between their LCS and Academy League rosters as long as their roster for each game complies with the rules outlined in this article. Therefore, more players are eligible to start than are listed on this page - we will only list those that do play.

Former

R	C	ID	Name	Role	Next Team	Joined	Left
NA		Cody Sun	Cody Sun	14Bot Laner	100 Thieves	2019-10-282019-10-28	2019-11-262019-11-26
KR		Lira	Nam Tae-yoo (남태유)	12Jungler	Seorabeol Gaming	2019-10-282019-10-28	2019-11-202019-11-20
NA		Vulcan	Philippe Laflamme	15Support	Cloud9	2019-10-282019-10-28	2019-11-192019-11-19
NA		Damonte	Tanner Damonte	13Mid Laner	None	2019-10-282019-10-28	2019-11-182019-11-18
NA		Altec	Johnny Ru	14Bot Laner	Echo Fox	2017-06-152017-06-15	2017-12-082017-12-08
NA		Adrian	Adrian Ma	15Support	Echo Fox	2017-06-152017-06-15	2017-12-082017-12-08
NA		Keane	Jang Lae-young (장래영)	13Mid Laner	FlyQuest Academy	2016-09-262016-09-26	2017-11-232017-11-23
KR		Shrimp	Lee Byeong-hoon (이병훈)	12Jungler	FlyQuest Academy	2017-05-262017-05-26	2017-11-212017-11-21
NA		Big	Terry Chuong	25Sub/Sup	OpTic Gaming	2017-05-262017-05-26	2017-11-212017-11-21
KR		Ssumday	Kim Chan-ho (김찬호)	11Top Laner	100 Thieves	2016-12-152016-12-15	2017-11-202017-11-20
NA		LOD	Benjamin deMunck	24Sub/Bot	Golden Guardians Academy	2016-12-162016-12-16	2017-11-022017-11-02
KR		Chaser	Lee Sang-hyun (이상현)	22Sub/Jun	1907 Fenerbahçe	2016-12-152016-12-15	2017-07-152017-07-15
NA		Swifte	Johnny Ngo	25Sub/Sup	Team SoloMid	2017-03-082017-03-08	2017-06-112017-06-??
NA		Xpecial	Alex Chu (朱啓恩)	15Support	Phoenix1	2016-09-262016-09-26	2017-06-152017-06-15
NA		Cris	Cristian Rosales	21Sub/Top	Big Gods Jackals	2016-09-262016-09-26	2017-05-292017-05-29
NA		Stunt	William Chen	25Sub/Sup	Phoenix1	2017-01-052017-01-05	2017-03-082017-03-08
KR		Shrimp	Lee Byeong-hoon (이병훈)	12Jungler	DetonatioN Gaming	2016-09-262016-09-26	2017-01-302017-01-30
NA		Apollo	Apollo Price	14Bot Laner	Team EnVyUs	2016-09-262016-09-26	2016-12-112016-12-??
KR		Ray	Jeon Ji-won (전지원)	11Top Laner	Cloud9	2016-09-262016-09-26	2016-12-012016-12-01
EU		Kirei	Thomas Yuen	12Jungler	Epsilon eSports	2015-11-182015-11-18	2016-06-032016-06-03
EU		Flaxxish	Olof Medin	21Sub/Top	Nova eSports	2016-03-082016-03-08	2016-06-012016-06-01
NA		Inori	Rami Charagh	22Sub/Jun	Phoenix1	2016-01-052016-01-05	2016-05-262016-05-26
NA		Shiphtur	Danny Le	13Mid Laner	Apex Gaming	2014-05-022014-05-02	2016-05-172016-05-17
NA		Apollo	Apollo Price	14Bot Laner	Apex Gaming	2015-11-182015-11-18	2016-05-172016-05-17
NA		KiWiKiD	Alan Nguyen	15Support	NRG Esports	2012-12-182012-12-18	2016-04-262016-04-26
NA		BillyBoss	Billy Yu	11Top Laner	Rutgers University	2016-01-052016-01-05	2016-04-172016-04-17
EU		Smittyj	Lennart Warkus	11Top Laner	Giants Gaming	2015-11-182015-11-18	2016-02-292016-02-29
KR		Gamsu	Noh Yeong-jin (노영진)	11Top Laner	Fnatic	2014-12-042014-12-04	2015-11-182015-11-18
NA		Helios	Shin Dong-jin (신동진)	12Jungler	Caster	2015-06-092015-06-09	2015-11-182015-11-18
KR		Core JJ	Jo Yong-in (조용인)	14Bot Laner	Samsung Galaxy	2014-12-042014-12-04	2015-11-182015-11-18
NA		Azingy	Andrew Zamarripa	22Sub/Jun	Team Kuso	2015-03-112015-03-??	2015-11-162015-11-16
NA		Inori	Rami Charagh	22Sub/Jun	TSM Darkness	2015-01-112015-01-??	2015-11-162015-11-16
NA		Heartbeat	Peter Lim	25Sub/Sup	None	2015-01-112015-01-??	2015-11-162015-11-16
NA		CloudNguyen	Stephen Nguyen	22Sub/Jun	Team Gates	2015-02-112015-02-??	2015-11-112015-??-??
NA		Lattman	James Lattman	24Sub/Bot	Frank Fang Gaming	2015-01-092015-01-09	2015-05-112015-05-??
NA		Crumbzz	Alberto Rengifo	12Jungler	Misfits NA	2012-05-192012-05-19	2015-02-032015-02-03
NA		Cruzerthebruzer	Cruz Ogden	21Sub/Top	None	2013-11-112013-11-11	2015-01-092015-01-09
NA		Azingy	Andrew Zamarripa	22Sub/Jun	Fission Esports	2014-02-102014-02-10	2015-01-092015-01-09
NA		Flappy Bearfish	Tony Pham	24Sub/Bot	None	2014-03-042014-03-04	2015-01-092015-01-09
NA		Heartbeat	Peter Lim	25Sub/Sup	Dignitas	2013-06-212013-06-21	2015-01-092015-01-09
NA		Imaqtpie	Michael Santana	14Bot Laner	Delta Fox	2011-09-222011-09-22	2014-10-212014-10-21
NA		ZionSpartan	Darshan Upadhyaya	11Top Laner	Counter Logic Gaming	2014-05-022014-05-02	2014-10-202014-10-20
NA		scarra	William Li	23Sub/Mid	Coach	2011-09-222011-09-22	2014-10-022014-10-02
NA		goldenglue	Greyson Gilmer	23Sub/Mid	Team Coast	2014-03-252014-03-25	2014-05-202014-05-20
NA		Patoy	Jordan Blackburn	25Sub/Sup	Team LoLPro	2012-07-202012-07-20	2014-05-202014-05-20
NA		Zamphira	François Boucher	23Sub/Mid	COGnitive Gaming	2013-06-212013-06-21	2013-11-112013-??-??
NA		DJ LAMBO	David Jeong	22Sub/Jun	None	???	???
NA		Kenace	Nam Truong	23Sub/Mid	Infinite Odds	2013-02-032013-02-03	2013-04-062013-04-06
NA		Onionbagel		22Sub/Jun	Retired	2013-02-032013-02-03	2013-04-062013-04-06
NA		SnEaKyCaStRoO	Zachary Scuderi	24Sub/Bot	Quantic Gaming	2013-02-032013-02-03	2013-04-062013-04-06
NA		zig	Derek Shao	21Sub/Top	Nexus Gaming	2013-02-032013-02-03	2013-04-062013-04-06
NA		Evaniskus	Even Stevens	25Sub/Sup	Velocity eSports	2013-02-032013-02-03	2013-02-252013-02-25
NA		I Will Dominate	Christian Rivera	12Jungler	Curse Academy	2012-01-182012-01-18	2012-12-062012-12-06
NA		L0cust	Patrick Miller	15Support	Square Duck	2011-09-222011-09-22	2012-07-182012-07-18
NA		Voyboy	Joe Esfahani	11Top Laner	Counter Logic Gaming	2011-09-222011-09-22	2012-05-192012-05-19
NA		wingsofdeathx	Daryl Hennegan	21Sub/Top	Epik Gamer	2012-04-122012-04-12	2012-04-242012-04-24
NA		Jatt	Joshua Leesman	12Jungler	Caster	2011-09-222011-09-22	2011-12-212011-12-21

Temporary Subs

	ID	Name	Role	Replacing	Tournament
	Daydreamin	Miles Hoard	15Support	None	2013 MLG Winter Championship Summer Promotion Qualifier
	LoCicero	Adam Carriere	13Mid Laner	Voyboy	IGN Proleague Season 3 - Atlantic City
	Jesiz	Jesse Le	15Support	KiWiKiD	IEM Season X - Cologne

Player League Participation

Note that tiebreaker games ARE included in this display even though they are typically not included for regular-season records.

LCK

Player	2012		2013			2014			2015		2016		2017		2018		2019		2020		Games
	Spring	Summer	Winter	Spring	Summer	Winter	Spring	Summer	Spring	Summer	Spring	Summer	Spring	Summer	Spring	Summer	Spring	Summer	Spring	Summer
Crumbz																					3
IWDominate																					3
Imaqtpie																					3
L0CUST																					3
Scarra																					3

LCS

Player	2013		2014		2015		2016		2017		2018		2019		2020		Games
	Spring	Summer	Spring	Summer	Spring	Summer	Spring	Summer	Spring	Summer	Spring	Summer	Spring	Summer	Spring	Summer
KiWiKiD																	210
Crumbz																	134
Imaqtpie																	113
Scarra																	79
Patoy																	57
DJ LAMBO																	2
Goldenglue																	89
Cruzer																	28
Darshan																	353
Shiphtur																	140
CoreJJ																	72
Gamsu																	36
Azingy																	12
CloudNguyen																	6
Helios																	50
Apollo																	289
Kirei																	18
BillyBoss																	16
Smittyj																	2
Xpecial																	270
Keane																	204
Ssumday																	154
Benji																	112
Chaser																	50
Stunt																	31
Altec																	181
Adrian																	169
Big																	146
Shrimp																	94

Organization

Current

C	ID	Name	Position
		Joshua J. Harris	Co-Owner
		David S. Blitzer	Co-Owner
		Tilman Fertitta	Co-Owner
		Greg Richardson	Board Member
		Michael Prindiville	Chief Executive Officer
	sapphiRe	Heather Garozzo	VP of Marketing
		Maurice Eisenmann	VP of Business Development
		Christopher Mann	VP of Partnerships
	Spiher	John Spiher	Director of Partnerships
		Matthew Kline	Director of Media
	TheAzotal	Ryan Friedman	Chief of Staff
	Bakery	James Baker	Assistant General Manager
	Sui	Piet Smet	Content Manager
	MountainGoat	Martin René Andersen	Lead Graphic Artist
	Pyrex	Toby Kwon (권용현)	Manager & Team Operations Coordinator
	Thinkcard	Thomas Slotkin	90Head Coach

Former

C	ID	Name	Position	Next Team
	Empyre	Naser Al-Naqi	Head of Scouting and Analysis	Evil Geniuses
	Artemis	Connor Doyle	90Assistant Coach	Evil Geniuses
	Rigby	Han Earl (한얼)	90Assistant Coach	None
	Andy Barton	Andrew Barton	General Manager	Evil Geniuses
	hyzenthlayed	Talia Kaijankoski Este	Social Media Manager	None
	ODEE	Michael O'Dell	President & General Manager	Rogue
	NurseBaemax	Bianca Danielle	Social Media Manager	None
		Jonathan Kemp	Chief Executive Officer	None
		David Slan		None
		Michael Slan	Vice President	None
	Saintvicious	Brandon DiMarco	90Coach	FlyQuest
	Cop	David Roberson	90Head Coach	OpTic Gaming
	Caldo	Jorge Calderon	General Manager	None
	Shark	Charlene Hamm	NA Regional Manager	OpTic Gaming
	InnerFlame	Joe Elouassi	90General Manager	Misfits Gaming
	Kim	Kim Jeong-soo (김정수)	90Coach	Longzhu Gaming
	Shadow	Park Jae-seok (박재석)	90Head Coach	I May
	Raz	Barento Mohammed	90Head Coach	Caster
	Jesse	Jesse Le	90Strategist	Immortals
	Brokenshard	Ram Djemal	90Head Coach	Dream Team
	JoyLuck	Yun Deok-jin (윤덕진)	90Analyst	Fnatic
	Rico	Sami Harbi	Head Coach	CLG Black
	Mylixia	Devin Nash	NA Regional Manager	Counter Logic Gaming
	Comely		Macro Specialist	Counter Logic Gaming
	scarra	William Li	90Coach	Counter Logic Gaming
		Josh Soltis	Analyst	None
	Vlanitak	Erling Krohn	Analyst	None

Tournaments

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Dignitas Tournament Results - Show Prize as (Local • USD • Euros)
Date	Pl	Prize	Event	Last Result	Roster
2017-09-10	0040004		NA Regional Finals 2017	0 : 3FLY	Ssumday,  Shrimp,  Keane,  Altec,  Adrian,  Cop
2017-09-03	0040004	$20,000$ 20,000€ 16,860	NA LCS 2017 Summer Playoffs	0 : 3CLG	Ssumday,  Shrimp,  Keane,  Altec,  Adrian,  Cop
2017-08-06	0050005		NA LCS 2017 Summer	11 - 7RR	Ssumday,  Chaser,  Shrimp,  Keane,  LOD,  Altec,  Big,  Adrian,  Cop
2017-04-23	0050065 - 6		NA LCS 2017 Spring Playoffs	0 : 3P1	Ssumday,  Chaser,  Keane,  LOD,  Xpecial,  Cop
2017-03-26	0060006		NA LCS 2017 Spring	9 - 9RR	Ssumday,  Chaser,  Keane,  LOD,  Xpecial,  Stunt,  Kim Jeong-soo,  Cop
2016-04-08	bbbbbbNQ		NA LCS 2016 Summer Promotion	0 : 3TDK	BillyBoss,  Kirei,  Shiphtur,  Apollo,  KiWiKiD,  Raz
2016-03-20	01000010		NA LCS 2016 Spring	4 - 14RR	Smittyj,  BillyBoss,  Kirei,  Shiphtur,  Apollo,  KiWiKiD,  Raz,  InnerFlame
2015-12-19	0050065 - 6	$2,000$ 2,000€ 1,840	IEM Season 10 Cologne	1 : 2QG	Smittyj,  Kirei,  Shiphtur,  Apollo,  Jesse,  Brokenshard
2015-08-23	0050065 - 6		NA LCS 2015 Summer Playoffs	0 : 3TiP	Gamsu,  Helios,  Shiphtur,  CoreJJ,  KiWiKiD,  Rico
2015-07-26	0060006		NA LCS 2015 Summer	10 - 8RR	Gamsu,  Azingy,  Helios,  Shiphtur,  CoreJJ,  KiWiKiD,  Rico,  Mylixia,  Brokenshard
Total Prize:USD 22,000

Media

• 2019

• September 10, Dig CEO explains how Clutch turned into a Worlds caliber team with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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• September 20, How Clutch Gaming became Dignitas by Parkes Ousley on Inven Global
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Images

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  Team Dignitas' Old Logo
  (2003 - 2018)

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  Dignitas' Crest Logo

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  Team Dignitas' Previous Lineup

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  Team Dignitas' S3 NA LCS Summer Split Initial Starting Lineup
  Left to Right: Patoy, KiWiKiD, Crumbzz, scarra, Imaqtpie

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  Team Dignitas' S3 NA LCS Summer Split Initial Starting Lineup
  Left to Right: Patoy, KiWiKiD, scarra, Crumbzz, Imaqtpie

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  Team Dignitas' S4 NA LCS Spring Split Initial Starting Lineup
  Left to Right: Crumbzz, Cruzerthebruzer, Scarra, KiWiKiD, Imaqtpie

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  Team Dignitas' 2016 NA LCS Spring Roster with Smittyj

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  Team Dignitas' 2016 NA LCS Spring Roster with BillyBoss

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  Team Dignitas' 2017 NA LCS Spring Roster with Stunt and coach Kim Jeong-soo

External Links

• Team Dignitas Preview: Season Two World Finals by ggChronicle
• Dignitas Team Profile on lolesports.com