Multi-game organisation
Fnatic: three Majors, a world championship and two decades of rosters
Fnatic are the only organisation in our archive that has won a title in more than one of the three games we cover, which makes them the most useful single name in the whole quiz: a Fnatic logo tells you almost nothing until you know the game and the year.
They won the first League of Legends world championship in 2011, three CS:GO Majors between 2013 and 2015, and two VALORANT Masters in 2023.
- Game
- Counter-Strike 2
- Region
- Europe
- Founded
- 2004
The Counter-Strike years
Fnatic's 2015 roster is the strongest team of the early Major era by title count. flusha and JW were there from the 2013 win; olofmeister and KRIMZ arrived in 2014 and turned the team into a machine. When pronax left, dennis replaced him and the team promptly won six tournaments in a row.
The League of Legends line
The 2011 world championship roster is the oldest line-up in our archive and the only one from a tournament with a five-figure prize pool. Fnatic have since reached Worlds more often than any other Western organisation, with Rekkles appearing on most of the 2014–2020 rosters and Caps on the 2017 and 2018 ones before he left for G2.
The VALORANT era
Boaster has captained Fnatic's VALORANT team since 2021 and Derke has been its star for just as long, so their partnership does for VALORANT what apEX and ZywOo do for Counter-Strike: identify the organisation without dating the roster. The 2023 double, with Alfajer, Chronicle and Leo, is the peak.
Fnatic international titles by game
| Game | Year | Event | Line-up |
|---|---|---|---|
| League of Legends | 2011 | World Championship | xPeke, Cyanide, Shushei, LaMiaZealot, Mellisan |
| Counter-Strike | 2013 | DreamHack Winter Major | JW, flusha, pronax, schneider, Devilwalk |
| Counter-Strike | 2015 | ESL One Katowice Major | olofmeister, KRIMZ, flusha, JW, pronax |
| Counter-Strike | 2015 | ESL One Cologne Major | olofmeister, KRIMZ, flusha, JW, pronax |
| VALORANT | 2023 | Masters São Paulo & Tokyo | Boaster, Derke, Alfajer, Chronicle, Leo |
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Compiled from public tournament and roster records. Last reviewed: September 2026.