Thanks to our friends at FrenchCraft, we're happy to present to you the English version of a fascintating interview with KraV, right before he'll try to gain the crown in the quarterfinals of Dreamhack winter, starting this week!

The Dreamhack Fall tournament in Asia again showed how close the elite Warcraft 3 players are in Asia. In the end, it was Eer0 who became the first two-time winner of the Asian part of the Dreamhack series.

Last weekend, the European and American tournaments of Dreamhack Fall came to a conclusion with epic play-offs played over the weekend.
Worthy winners were well-known names: Happy took the crown in Europe, while Hitman defended his in the Americas region. Read more about how it all unfolded below.

It's Dreamhack time again! After three months and a jam-packed month of July with multiple events such as the WGL - won by  Colorful - and DustLeague - where the final will be played between Foggy and LawLiet - it is time for the most important European-organized tournament to return with the main event of Dreamhack Fall.

Just one month after the excitement of the Dreamhack Regional Championships, the ESL Pro Tour 2021 is kicking off with the Dreamhack Summer Season. And you can be part of it: the two open qualifiers are up on April 17 and 18.

It's not quite news anymore, but we saw the conclusion of the ESL Pro Tour 2020 in the form of the Dreamhack Regional Championships at the beginning of March. Over the course of four days, viewers could see the best entertainment Warcraft 3 could offer. To have a look at an epic weekend full of wonderful games, have a look at our tournament recap.

Between March 4th and March 7th, Warcraft Fans will be treated to one of the highlights in the tournament calendar: the Dreamhack Regional Championships in Asia, America and Europe will crown a winner of the 2020 WC3 ESL Pro Tour seasons. Originally intended to be played as one global championship in Katowice, the current situation forced a change to regional finals. Nonetheless, the best players of the world will be fighting for a grand total of $100,000!

Last weekend saw the conclusion of two big tournaments: Saturday saw the final of the North American W3Champions Tournament and Sunday the conclusion of the WGL with a Super WGL Show Match worth approximately $20,000. In both tournaments, fans could appreciate a worthy winner: Hitman took the crown in North America once again, and Infi continued his dominance in WGL and now owns the WGL triple crown: Summer, Winter and Super WGL.

The first tournament of the year ends with the same result as most European tournaments in 2020 - with a win by Russian Undead Happy!

2021 kicked off with the EU finals of the W3Champions Ladder, featuring some of the brightest stars from European Warcraft, including Happy, XlorD, ThorZaIN and the two former 4K legends ToD and Grubby as well as Korean Undead player Michael, who also qualified by reaching the top 16 of the community-built ladder.