FNCS Champion “Kami” signs to Become Legends, further strengthening competitive Fortnite roster

Kami joins Become Legends and will be planning to make an instant impact during Chapter 3’s first major tournament.

For the last couple of years, Nordic Esports org Become Legends has been at the forefront of competitive Fortnite in Europe. A unique approach to content is largely responsible for their loyal fanbase, but they also boast an incredibly strong roster of pros.

“Noahreyli”, often regarded as one of the best fighters in the game, joined the team in March 2021, and fellow BL talent “Setty” became an FNCS Champion in C2:S8. Meanwhile, “Raifla” is in fantastic form this season, having topped the leaderboard in the very first Duos Qualifier and booked his spot in Grands.

In fact, though each playing with external teammates, all three Become Legends stars will be making an appearance in FNCS Finals this weekend. As one of my predictions to win the whole thing, I’ll be keeping an especially close eye on Setty!

Wait, did I say three? Scratch that. In a mysterious announcement video today, Become Legends revealed their latest signing, “Welcome BL Kami”.

As a former trio partner of Setty’s, “Kami” also has an FNCS title under his belt. He has been competing in Fortnite since before the World Cup, but really started to make a name for himself early in Chapter 2, placing fifth in the C2:S2 FNCS Duos.

Almost two years on, and Kami is looking to make his duos record even more impressive. Having been ludicrously consistent so far this season, he and “Teeq” are probably the public favorites going into FNCS Finals on Saturday.

Kami has already been close to BL via his connection with Setty, attending past bootcamps and forming relationships with other members and staff. This was a natural next step, and it will be exciting to see him feature more regularly in content going forward.

For Become Legends it’s another phenomenal addition to the squad, and one that will help them to keep up with rival EU rosters from organisations with more funding at their disposal.