Wolfpack

Wolfpack was formed in early 1999 by a group of bungie.net regulars who enjoyed late-night marathon sessions of Myth II co-op and big team games, night after night.
 
Now with about 35 members, Wolfpack has evolved into a gaming order with emphasis on fun and fair play, and with interests in a growing list of online titles beyond the current reach of Bungie's tentacles. Wolfpack's roots, however, remain true to Myth. Among the order's ranks are a number of devoted Myth II mapmakers and co-op enthusiasts, in addition to the competitive brand of bungie.net player.

There are a lot of different kinds of people in Wolfpack, and while its MWC team represents less than half the membership, the whole order is involved with tournament preparations.
 
In the competitive arena, Wolfpack placed 16th in Myth World Cup 99, took second place in Major League Myth 2, placed third in the 2000 National Myth League and finished a strong 12th in MWC2K.  In individual contests, Dalron won the Masters Tournament in 1999.

Wolfpack has traditionally done very well in team tournaments, and we expect that trend to continue well into the DE ladder of MWC 2001.

Though they've lost Lina Inverse, their most frequent captain last year, and Monkey-san, they still sport a large roster full of old school WP members, and a placing among the top 16 teams is virtually guaranteed.

Update DE2: Upset by LoA, WP finds itself in the bottom bracket sooner than many expected. While a deep run in the bottom remains a possibilty, an early exit may be in the cards as a 3W match between 9boo and WP is quite likely.