NPK Esport announces further changes, Vandals Clan returns to the League of Legends scene, and new projects

NPK Esport kicked off July by unveiling a new starting five. As it turned out, however, the line-up didn’t last in this form for very long. Shortly afterwards, the organisation announced its first change.

Kamixo, who had represented NPK for a relatively short time, left the team. The organisation thanked the player for his time with them and wished him the best of luck in his future career. He was replaced by sxshi. For NPK, this was the first squad change since the new line-up was unveiled in early July.

We had to wait until early August for the next change to the starting five. It was then that the organisation announced the departure of Viren. NPK thanked the player for his commitment, the time spent together, and all the moments spent representing the organisation. At the same time, we very quickly found out who his successor would be.

Kuchta joined the first team. Interestingly, his debut was set to take place almost immediately after the transfer was announced, as the organisation had already confirmed he would feature that very same day. Kuchta was introduced as NPK’s new sniper, and the organisation wished him good luck and nothing but accurate shots.

As a result, NPK’s main squad underwent two changes within a few weeks. First, sxshi took Kamixo’s place, and then Kuchta replaced Viren. The organisation therefore decided once again to make adjustments to its starting five, which had quickly taken on a completely different shape following the July line-up announcement.

However, the changes at NPK did not end there. Further moves were set to affect the second squad, which had also undergone a significant reshuffle in recent weeks.

Changes at NPK II began in late July. The first move was to move the player who had previously served as the team’s IGL to the substitutes’ bench. The organisation thanked him for his contribution to the team’s development and for his leadership role. At the same time, they kept the player on the bench, which paved the way for further changes to the squad.

Just one day later, NPK introduced a new player. Vyzo, who had previously played for the team as a stand-in, officially joined NPK II. This time, his status was changed and he became a full member of the team. In the same announcement, the organisation also provided an update on Wojtaz. The player was set to represent NPK for the first time, thereby rounding out the squad undergoing a rebuild.

It seemed that NPK II had thus concluded its squad changes. However, the following weeks showed that the situation would change once again.

In August, the organisation announced that it was parting ways with Zway and Wojtaz. Both players thus ended their time with NPK II, and the organisation thanked them for their time with the team, their commitment and for representing its colours. The process of filling the vacancies began. eutr0m and makro have joined NPK II and are now set to help the team in their ongoing competitions.

This means that NPK’s second squad has undergone several changes in the space of just a few weeks. First, the team parted ways with its previous IGL, then Vyzo and Wojtaz joined. Later, the organisation bid farewell to Zway and Wojtaz and brought in eutr0m and makro.

All in all, this amounts to a significant number of changes within NPK’s ranks. In a short space of time, the organisation has reshuffled both part of its main squad and NPK II. The coming weeks will therefore reveal how the new line-ups fare in official competition.

One of the major changes in recent weeks has also been the winding up of Nisła Raków’s operations. The organisation announced the departure of the entire squad and staff, thereby bringing this phase of the project to a close.

In an official statement, Nisla Rakov thanked everyone who had been involved in the organisation’s development throughout its existence. Particular emphasis was placed on the time, energy and effort invested in building the project.

With the organisation’s closure, BWE players Majkel, Vanta, Kyoori, Teken and Ecko bid farewell to the organisation. Members of the coaching staff were also responsible for the team. Przemson was the coach, whilst Krux served as manager.

Thus, Nisła Raków’s decision affected not only the players but the entire structure responsible for the project’s operation. The organisation decided to wind down its current activities, and all team members were given the opportunity to embark on the next stage of their careers. Krux’s situation is particularly interesting, as he did not disappear from the scene following the end of the project. The manager has emerged in connection with another venture, this time linked to VoFoxen Esport.

The very fact that Nisla Rakov has ceased operations is yet another example of the changes currently taking place on the scene. In recent weeks, we have witnessed both the restructuring of existing teams and the complete closure of projects. For the players and staff, this naturally means having to look for new opportunities. Some of them, however, may find a new home very quickly, and Krux is a good example of this.

This marks the end of the story surrounding Nisla Rakov, but some of those responsible for the project have already moved on to new initiatives. At the same time, completely new projects have also begun to emerge on the scene.

One of the organisations that has begun building a new project in recent weeks is Vandals Clan. The organisation has started its return to the League of Legends scene, gradually introducing the people involved in the venture.

The first announcement was the signing of Marshalinio. The new Vandals member has taken on the role of manager and will be primarily responsible for the League of Legends division. His role will also involve assisting with other matters relating to the organisation’s operations and development. Vandals emphasised that they are counting on his experience, commitment and fresh perspective.

Shortly afterwards, the organisation introduced another person. This time, streamer niedianka joined the Vandals Clan. Her role will primarily involve creating content and building the organisation’s community. Vandals encouraged their followers to visit her channels on Twitch, Instagram, X, YouTube and TikTok.

The next step was to finalise the transfer of the entire squad. The organisation announced that, following numerous discussions and negotiations, it had succeeded in finalising the transfer of the Domino Computer team. From now on, Vandals Clan will be represented by a five-man line-up comprising Jaqen, Tent, Glut, Teoden and Rory. They will be responsible for the organisation’s competitive efforts on the League of Legends scene.

However, Vandals noted that the published graphic is not yet an official presentation of the final line-up. Some changes may occur in the near future; these were planned in advance and are not related to the transfer itself.

At this stage, therefore, Vandals has taken its first steps in building its League of Legends project. The organisation has secured its management team, begun to establish its presence amongst content creators and, above all, assembled a full squad to represent its colours.

All that remains now is to wait for further announcements and official confirmation of the division’s final line-up. One thing, however, is already certain… Vandals Clan is returning to the League of Legends scene, and Domino Computer will be the first team to compete under its banner.