Agreed, that is our main focus for this article series. We wanted to let the community get an opportunity to get to know some of the players in one of the very top guilds, without doxxing too much personal information. We hope this is the first step in building a stronger eSports following as competitive tournament play ramps on the Splinterlands game client and through third-party organizations. Humanizing the players is necessary, in my opinion, to having a successful and engaging eSports product.