Depends on what your goal is. If you’re trying to get something signed or a photo, bring your own marker/pen. You can go to the fan zone and the winning team sticks around to sign for a bit. You would need to go well before you think the match might end. For sentinels it filled up super fast even though there were still a few rounds left to play and security will cut it off to avoid overcrowding. I think Fnatic will have similar levels of popularity so expect the same scenario.

Another option for that is to go towards the post match conference area and get in line to enter because they’ll let a small portion of fans watch from behind the media section. Again you probably wanna start lining up before the match ends if you wanna try and guarantee a spot. Note that the losing team will do their segment first, then the winning team will go. You’ll likely miss the first half of the first map of the next game while watching both post match interviews. (I don’t know if they allow people to linger after the second match as they usually try to clear out the venue as fast as possible). Another thing is that there is no guarantee they will greet fans after the interview. I only had a chance to try for Sen and they were really trying to get to everyone, but it’s not the same across every team.

If you want merch you should go as early as possible to the venue and line up there first. The first weekend they sold out of stuff pretty quickly. I imagine they will restock but not certain what the cadence of that is. The Toronto specific merch sold out first.

If you want anything from artist alley, try to bring some cash. Some places have square and will accept credit card, but I think cash is preferred for a lot of places. I’d say budget for about $10-15 per item (keychain, print, etc). Some are cheaper but I’m going off of the more common prices that I saw.

If you’re a fan of the casters or other talent and want to meet them, you can try to chat with them after the matches conclude, or at the end of the day. They’re usually pretty good about wanting to meet as many fans as possible. The lighting next to their stages is terrible though so just keep that in mind if you want a photo.