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n!faculty
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| Org Location | Germany | |
| Region | Europe | |
| Sponsor | gamed!de - Gameserver hitbox Corsair | |
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n!faculty is a German organization that previously sponsored multiple German teams. They are known for their 2014 lineup that played at the offline finals of the EU LCS Expansion Tournament and won two consecutive ESL Pro Series titles.
History[edit]
After their previous lineup failed to meet live up to their expectations, n!faculty picked up a new lineup consisting of Pronbear, Obvious, Sigu, Sedrion and MounTain in February 2014. While winning the ESL Pro Series Spring and Summer titles, they also participated in the Play-In for EU Challenger Series Spring #2, losing against Reason Gaming in second round.
Ahead of the LCS Expansion Tournament, n!faculty changed their roster, replacing Pronbear with former LCS toplaner Xaxus, while SozPurefect came in for Sigu, who stepped down for personal reasons. After beating Tricked eSports and upsetting Gamers2, n!faculty qualified for the Offline Stage of the tournament.
With Xioh subbing in for Xaxus to fulfill the rule requiring at least 3 German players, n!faculty wasn't able to defend their ESL Pro Series title, losing in the finals of Winter to Playing Ducks.
In the offline stage of the Expansion Tournament, they lost their first matchup against H2k-Gaming, but they still had a chance to qualify for the LCS. They then lost to Reason Gaming in Round 1 of the Loser's Bracket, meaning they would be playing in the upcoming Challenger Series Spring Season. After the tournament, Obvious left n!faculty.
After continuing difficulties with the management, the roster left the organization to join mousesports.
Timeline[edit]
- 2015
- 2014
- 2013
- 2012
- February 5, n!faculty forms a new lineup. Pronbear, Obvious, Sigu, Sedrion and TheMountain join.[4]
- June 16, 3rd/4th Place at DreamHack Summer 2014.
- October 16, Tobias "Muvert" Wall-Horgen joins as analyst.
- November 8, Sigu and Pronbear leave.[5][6] Xaxus and SozPurefect join.
- March, Entenzwerg joins.
- May, Entenzwerg left.[2]
- June 5, n!faculty acquires the roster of ESC Gaming. Broeki, Karuzo, RhyminSimon, noway4u, Nurok, and Typ3j join. The previous roster disbands.[3]
- July 10, Blooddragon replaces Karuzo.
- December 23, n!faculty acquires the roster of mates & more. Intox, SleazyWeazy, Severus, LordKevko, and Blooddragon join.[1]
Player Roster[edit]
Former[edit]
| C | ID | Name | Role | Next Team |
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| Xaxus | Marcin Mączka | Top |  mousesports
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| Rawbin IV | Robin Eggenberger | Jungle | mousesports
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| SozPurefect | Hicham Tazrhini | Mid | mousesports
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| Sedrion | Tarik Holz | Bot | mousesports
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| MounTain | Patrick Dasberg | Support | mousesports
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| Trowen | Admir Spahic | Sub/Jun | mousesports
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| Sigu | Sigurd Koldsø | Sub/Mid | mousesports
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| Obvious | Dennis Sørensen | Jungle |  Gamers2
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| Pronbear | Myles Pönipp | Top | None | |
| fredericooo | Eric Scheland | Top | None | |
| Blooddragon | Tino Hanke | Jungle |  Playing Ducks
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| noway4u | Frederik Hinteregger | Mid | Playing Ducks
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| Nurok | Nils Gebhardt | Bot | Playing Ducks
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| RhyminSimon | Simon Reichenecker | Support |  ESC Gaming
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| Broeki | Daniel Broekmann | Bot |  Vengeance eSports
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| Typ3j | Justin Beckers | Substitute |  CPLAY
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| Karuzo | David Adler | Jungle | Playing Ducks
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| Intox | Niklas Lips | Support | CPLAY
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| SleazyWeazy | Benjamin Hiller | Top | None | |
| LordKevko | Kevin Zuber | Mid | CPLAY
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| Entenzwerg | Janis Krzok | Bot |  Planetkey Dynamics
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| Severus | Johannes Lüder | Bot | None |
Temporary Subs[edit]
| ID | Name | Role | Replacing | Tournament | |
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| Bimbo8 | Marek Hanuš | Mid | Sigu |
FACEIT Gamescom Challenge | |
| Xioh | Julian Dumler | Top | Xaxus |
ESL Pro Series Germany Winter 2014 Finals |
Organization[edit]
Current[edit]
| ID | Name | Position | |
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| Upalik | Tobias Fehde | Manager | |
| wisjan | Jan Wissing | Manager |
Former[edit]
| ID | Name | Position | Next Team | |
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| Muvert | Tobias Wall-Horgen | Analyst | None | |
| Exo | Anthony Swift | Analyst | None | |
| JayT | Joe Haynes | Team Manager | None | |
| Mietze | Teresa Kraxner | Manager | None | |
| PsYcHo | Christian Lenz | Manager | mousesports
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Tournaments[edit]
This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.
Highlight Videos[edit]
Articles[edit]
- 2014
- December 16 - EU Expansion Tournament Infographic: n!faculty from Azubu
Interviews[edit]
See Also[edit]
External Links[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ Vorstellung des neuen LoL-Lineups (German) faculty.de
- ↑ Entenzwerg Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ Neuverpflichtung im LoL-Profibereich (German) faculty.de
- ↑ n!lol: Lineup-Vorstellung für 2014 (German) faculty.de
- ↑ My thoughts on stuff and stuff. youtube.com
- ↑ n!faculty Facebook post (German) facebook.com
- ↑ n!faculty LoL team joins mousesports (German) faculty.de
