Hearthstone enjoyer, computer science student.
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ALT Hearthstone Masters Tour World Championship player profile graphic for Soyorin. The graphic includes a portrait on the right and a Q&A on the left. Soyorin names Frost Lich Jaina as a favorite card, citing Control Mage as the deck that first brought recognition within the Hearthstone community. When asked about the most underrated player at Worlds, Soyorin highlights Fatty for a strong Spring Championship performance and significant potential. Asked what winning Worlds would mean, Soyorin says it would be like fulfilling a long-held dream and reaching the same heights as tom60229. Text at the bottom reads "2026 Anaheim, CA."
ALT Hearthstone Masters Tour World Championship player profile graphic for Gaby. The graphic includes a portrait on the right and a Q&A on the left. Gaby answers that a favorite card is "The one I'll get for winning the World Championship 😎." For the highlight of a competitive career, Gaby cites winning Masters Tour Orgrimmar against Viper and explains that the match taught the lesson that every game is winnable. When asked for a fun fact, Gaby replies, "I love my mom and girlfriend :)." Text at the bottom reads "2026 Anaheim, CA."
ALT Hearthstone Masters Tour World Championship player profile graphic for Kwanuu. The graphic includes a portrait on the right and a Q&A on the left. Kwanuu names Escape from Violet Hold as a favorite expansion, citing strong practice results and confidence heading into the tournament. When asked what would be done with the World Championship prize money, Kwanuu says it would be spent on a meal at a high-end traditional Korean restaurant. Asked what winning the World Championship would mean, Kwanuu replies that it would be the happiest moment of a lifetime. Text at the bottom reads "2026 Anaheim, CA."
ALT Hearthstone Masters Tour World Championship player profile graphic for Fatty. The graphic includes a portrait on the right and a Q&A on the left. Fatty describes advancing to Worlds and meeting fellow competitors in Los Angeles as the highlight of a competitive career. When asked about prize money, Fatty says it would help purchase and furnish a first apartment, especially a kitchen for cooking. For a fun fact, Fatty shares being a regular Hearthstone player who rarely plays more than 500 games in a season. Text at the bottom reads "2026 Anaheim, CA."
