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Welcome to our ninth Aretuza Report. 

After Part 1 of our Homecoming Spotlight interviews, Part 2 covers some of the most impactful non-NA players in Gwent who have proven their excellent mathematical skills in the game numerous times. Continue reading to learn about their journey and passion in Gwent and how they picture the future!

The implementation of Homecoming changed the player landscape significantly. Which streamers emerged? Which content creators are standing behind the meta snapshots? Which players are dominating the community tournament scene nowadays? This article deals with these three questions, but even more importantly the “who.” 

Two weeks ago, Team Aretuza hosted our first Gwent LAN event in Warsaw, the Thanedd Cøup. We’d like to share a look back over the experiences of a couple of people who were there, so that everyone in the Gwent community can share in what was a great weekend of competitive Gwent and friendly socialising. In this article, Damorquis compiles the stories of Alessio (Ultraman1996), from Team Levianthan Gaming, and Aretuza’s own Elis, as well as a video put together by RyanGodric to share some of the weekend’s most amazing moments

The article gives insight in the tournament preparation of Team Aretuza’s Gwent Challenger #4 finalists AretuzaAndyWand and Damorquis.

Preparation and the choice of the right strategy is crucial when going into Gwent Masters tournaments. Predicting the opponents’ line-ups, making the right meta call and inferring information from previous tournament performances of decks and players respectively, all of that lays foundation for the choice of strategy for the next event. A good tournament preparation includes not only a strong strategy, but also a fair amount of practice and testing, to optimise not only the tech choices but also the player’s ability to execute the game plan successfully.

After Gwent Open #6 I took a bit of time to analyse the series between my teammate Molegion and me. In the article I give insights into my preperation, thoughts and approach towards the quarterfinals and analyse the games.

Suffering a loss on pro ladder hurts twice. Not only you lose a high amount of MMR, but also you suffer the opportunity cost from a foregone victory. We took the time to dive into a quantitative analysis of losses on pro ladder and calculated how much losses actually hurt and how significant the effects of preventing them are.

Welcome to the last Aretuza Report for Season of Magic. This report focuses on end of season reminders and an interview with Team Aretuza manager Damorquis. This is a short report as we prepare for the launch of the Master Mirror expansion on June 30.

Damorquis catches up with the two most recent qualifiers to Gwent Open #3 (Wlastelin and Kams134) to learn more about the players themselves and their respective roads to qualification.

We are incredibly proud of Adzikov, Damorquis and Kolemoen and their performances at GWENT Challenger this weekend. Thank you to all Team Aretuza members and supporters and a big congrats to magpie131 for his Challenger #5 win!

Continuing on the road to Challenger #5, today our Aretuza Spotlight shines on one of the people who started it all: Damorquis, competitive player and one of two chairpeople for Team Aretuza.

GwenTalk Episode 5 is all about Team Aretuza as it celebrates its 1 year anniversary. Guests today are managers Henno and Damorquis. And this episode is hosted by Shinmiri and lbdutchboy.