European Dota 2 team Entity has made a significant change to their roster, benching mid-laner Stormstormer after a disappointing season. The team is now actively seeking a replacement as part of the ongoing roster shuffle in the region.
Stormstormer, a 25-year-old German player, has been moved to the inactive list after more than two years with Entity. Despite this setback, Stormstormer remains committed to professional Dota and is open to new opportunities.
Entity’s decision comes as part of a larger trend in the European Dota 2 scene, with teams like PSG Quest, Team Liquid, and OG also making changes to their rosters. The team has not yet announced a replacement for Stormstormer and is likely waiting for the right candidate to join their ranks.
Stormstormer’s career has flourished during the COVID-19 pandemic, competing with various teams in online tournaments. He joined Entity in late 2021 when the organization signed the Creepwave squad. Together, they quickly rose to become one of Europe’s top-tier teams.
Entity’s success included a fourth-place finish in the Dota Pro Circuit Division One and impressive performances at LAN events like the PGL Arlington Major and ESL One Malaysia. However, their performance declined in 2023 after the departure of Pure, and the team struggled to maintain their form.
Despite their challenges, Entity fought their way through the TI 2023 WEU qualifier, defeating strong teams like Nigma Galaxy and Team Secret. However, they were unable to improve on their previous year’s result at The International after a loss to Virtus Pro.
With the upcoming changes to the Dota 2 professional season, including the end of the DPC and a return to an open circuit, Stormstormer is expected to receive numerous offers from teams and organizations worldwide. His dedication and skills make him a valuable asset for any team looking to strengthen their roster.
Source: DOTESPORTS
