Missed out on online Quake 1/QW, only played it a few times on LANs (were there for Q2, mainly) and got my arse kicked so hard everytime I signed up for tournaments. (~ -4-24 on Q1DM4, anyone? - Damn Hemulen/Punscho/and so on - m/ to you both! :>~).

My online career with the 56-modem - 'till quite recently, 2002/2003 or so - (and local LANs) started with Quake 2 sometime back in '97. Used the very cool nick MrDeath (or MrD - still do in FPS-games) back then. Q2 Went fairly well, don't remember too much from that time but it sure was fun playing classics like The Edge on LANs and online.

A couple of years later ('99), though, Quake 3 was released.
Me and two irl friends from the village (Söderala - Qtuhulu and R.I.P.) started clan gORe. Probably the best HPW (gotta love that HPW) clan in the world! Or at least Sweden.
The great fazz was in the lineup for quite some time, and we all know what happened to him after that!

Let's fast-forward through Diablo 2, Anarchy Online, DaoC, FFXI and Warcraft 3 and straight into 2004 and World of Warcraft.
Got an invite from my old friend Blue(dawn) to the all-swedish Warders of the 7th Sigil (had played with them casually before, in DaoC and somewhat Diablo 2).
Played WoW alphas, betas, and finally it was released in early 2005. The rest is history (will provide more info later on) - if you want to pvp, come to Stormscale-EU (or any realm in BG3-EU), we're always up for fun fights!

Recently teamed up with SK Gaming for some serious 5v5 and 3v3 WoW action.

SK Gaming placed first (#1) at the Blizzard's official Arena Tournament's European regional finals (June 23-25 in Hamburg, Germany).
Coverage and news from SK.
Brackets here, here and here (Called "Warders" there, at the moment).

Up ahead: World Finals versus top 3 US, top 2 Korean and the other two teams from EU at Blizzcon (August 3–4 in Anaheim, California).

/Oteus (Armory profile), warrior in Warders of the 7th Sigil