In W:ET teams seem to come and go, yet there is one side which we can always rely on to show up at a major event, albeit in some shape or form: Dignitas. Estonia RELOAd and Slovenia Jakazc go back for a long time, with the Estonian's first LAN with the team being the second edition of the Crossfire Challenges. And while the first lineup the team ever fielded at a LAN has zero players remaining in their latest lineup, I think it's interesting to look back at how Dignitas became the kings of ET.

Evolution
CPC
Estonia Night
Estonia Holz
Germany senji
Germany urtier
Sweden feruS
Netherlands teKoa
sHgOpen
Estonia Night
Estonia r3vers
Estonia RELOAd
Germany senji
Germany urtier
Slovenia JaKaZc
CPC2
Estonia r3vers
Estonia RELOAd
Germany senji
Germany urtier
Ireland sol
Slovenia JaKaZc
CDC3
Poland kot
Estonia RELOAd
Germany senji
Germany urtier
Finland Jauhis
Slovenia JaKaZc4th. CDC4
Estonia RELOAd
Germany senji
Finland lettu
Finland mikza
Finland twidi
Slovenia JaKaZc CC5
Estonia RELOAd
Estonia Night
Germany drago
Germany urtier
Germany senji
Slovenia JaKaZc CC6
Estonia RELOAd
Estonia Night
Germany drago
Germany urtier
Finland Squall
Slovenia JaKaZc CIC7
Estonia RELOAd
Estonia Night
Sweden ferus
Germany drago
Finland Matias
AEF
Slovenia Jaka
Estonia rELOAD
Germany drago
France karnaj
Finland Squall

Fun facts:
- While Dignitas has been at every major European LAN event for W:ET in some shape or form, it was not once the same shape or form, not attending two events with the same lineup once.
- The lineup most closely matching the Dignitas lineup here at the AEF was the team at the sixth edition of the Crossfire Challenges.
- There is not one player left of the dignitas side which won the first edition of the Crossfire Challenges in the current Dignitas team.
- Ever since RELOAd and Jakazc played together at the sHgOpen back in 2007 they have been nearly inseparable. The only time RELOAd didn't have his Slovenian comrade next to him was at the seventh edition of the Crossfire Challenges, which Jakazc didn't attend at all.

Dignitas can look back happily on the great array of results the team brought home here at the Antwerp eSports Festival, once again reaching the finals without losing a single map.

This was Dignitas' road to the finals:
United Kingdom Team Dignitas 4:0 Belgium Belgian Fraternity
United Kingdom Team Dignitas 4:0 Europe myRevenge
United Kingdom Team Dignitas 4:0 Netherlands DreaM
United Kingdom Team Dignitas 4:0 Belgium Belgian Fraternity
United Kingdom Team Dignitas 4:0 Netherlands TAG.AEF
United Kingdom Team Dignitas 4:0 Belgium Overload Gaming
United Kingdom Team Dignitas 4:0 United Kingdom Impact Gaming

The opponent for Dignitas will have quite a tough challenge at hand due to coming from the lower bracket, meaning Dignitas only has to win one out of two matches to become the champions of the Antwerp eSports Festival.