Tempo Storm is an American eSports professional video game team that has teams competing in Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, Heroes of the Storm, World of Warcraft, fighting games, FIFA,Overwatch. League of Legends and Vainglory. The Tempo Storm website also has resources for learning how to play Hearthstone, Heroes of the Storm, and Overwatch. The website was launched by Hearthstone player and streamer Andrey "Reynad" Yanyuk on May 25, 2014.
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Reynad
Andrey "Reynad" Yanyuk is the owner and founder of Tempo Storm. Perhaps the most influential and controversial person in Hearthstone's short competitive history, Reynad is often touted jokingly as "the creator of all Hearthstone decks" due to the nature of his incredible deck building prowess and salty demeanor. Known as the father of infamous decks such as Zoolock, Mad Scientist Hunter, and the free-to-play Burn Warrior, there is little doubt the meta-game would be in a much different place without his innovation.
Despite having a reputation as one of the unluckiest tournament players, Reynad is still well-accomplished, placing top 4 in Dreamhack and winning multiple online tournaments such as Battle of the Best. When he is not competing, he is often seen streaming on Twitch.TV to tens of thousands of fans and working on Tempo Storm.
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Hearthstone
Tempo Storm's Hearthstone roster consists of Andrey "Reynad" Yanyuk, Dan "Frodan" Chou, Petar "Gaara" Stevanovic, Johnnie "Ratsmah" Lee, David "Justsaiyan" Shan, Haiyun "Eloise" Tang, and Trump.
Hyerim "MagicAmy" Lee left TempoStorm February 17, 2015 following accusations of being a fake identity and account boosting and win trading.
On May 5th 2015, Tempo Storm added Johnnie "Ratsmah" Lee, a Hearthstone arena specialist to the roster.
On June 9th 2015, David "Justsaiyan" Shan and Haiyun "Eloise" Tang joined Tempo Storm
On October 14th 2016, Victor "VLPS" Lopez joined the team.
Trump was signed by Tempo Storm in 2017 after leaving Team Solo Mid due to disagreements.
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Heroes of the Storm
On June 2, 2015, Tempo Storm's Heroes of the Storm team swept Cloud9 Maelstrom in WCA NA final. Tempo Storm received 7-8th at the 2015 Heroes of the Storm World Championship in November. On November 9, 2015, Tempo Storm dropped Zuna and Arthelon.
On June 28, 2016, Tempo Storm ceased sponsorship of their North American Heroes of the Storm team. On July 20, 2016, Tempo Storm signed world champions Tempest, a South Korean Heroes of the Storm team. That roster disbanded on November 2, 2016 after reaching 4th place in OGN Super League Season 3 and thus failing to qualify for the Fall Global Championship at BlizzCon.
Prior to the start of the 2017 Heroes Global Circuit, Tempo Storm re-entered the North American professional scene by signing the former Astral Authority roster on January 5, 2017. This iteration of the Tempo Storm Roster went on to win 1st in the Heroes of the Storm Global Championship Pro League Phase 1 for North America.
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League of Legends
In Spring Split of 2017, Tempo Storm picked up a professional League of Legends team to compete in the North American Challenger Series (NACS)
In the Summer Split of the North American Challenger Series, they introduced a new roster while keeping Diego "Quas" Ruiz and Jamie "Sheep" Gallagher.
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Counter-Strike
On February 12, 2016 Tempo Storm picked up the Brazilian CS:GO roster of Games Academy. Four days later the newly signed team upset several top North American teams to qualify for Intel Extreme Masters Season X - Katowice. Tempo Storm won the CEVO Gfinity Season 9 Finals on May 3, 2016 where they beat Virtus.pro in the semi-finals and SK Gaming in the finals. On May 8, 2016 the team placed second at DreamHack Austin 2016, losing to fellow Brazilian team Luminosity Gaming in the finals. Tempo Storm went on to sell the roster to Immortals on June 1, 2016.
On August 11, 2017, Tempo Storm picked up two rosters. The first roster consists of former players of paiN Gaming and Luminosity Gaming The second team, named Tempo Storm SE, was formed from mainly former players of Rogue Academy.
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Fighting Games
Tempo Storm expanded into the FGC on March 9, 2015 beginning with the sponsorship of Christopher "NYChrisG" Gonzalez. On July 2, 2015, Weston "Westballz" Dennis and Jeffrey "Axe" Williamson joined Tempo Storm. On March 1, 2016 NYChrisG was released from Tempo Storm as his contract expired. Westballz left Tempo Storm to join G2 Esports on July 11, 2016. On July 14, 2016 Tempo Storm announced the signing of Johnny "S2J" Kim.
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Overwatch
Tempo Storm expanded its presence in eSports on August 17, 2016 by signing the Australian team formerly known as Untitled Spreadsheet (captained by James "Yuki" Stanton and manager Philip Pretty). Two weeks later, on August 31, Tempo Storm formed a new North American team (captained by David "NapTime" Fox and manager Shane "Dvexx" Waters) that would compete in the pro league. The North American roster was then updated on May 2nd 2017 and the Australian Overwatch Team was let go at this time.
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Although young, the current team has gained some notoriety in the professional scene. The current North American team competed in the Overwatch Contenders Cup, a tournament that took place the weekend of June 3rd 2017, with over 600 teams competing. Tempo Storm made it to group stages with 16 other teams including Team Liquid and Cloud9
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