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Daniel ImmortalFaith Mosa is a famous Romanian trainer and Dota 2 guide author, who is also the co-founder of the ViKin.gg organization. His greatest achievements are related to his role as a coach in the Gaimin Gladiators team.
At the beginning of his career in professional Dota 2 ImmortalFaith played as a Support, participating in small online tournaments with various European teams, but did not achieve any major successes. At the same time, he began creating tutorials for Dota 2 players, which led to a partnership with Valve to develop a tutorial system for beginners before the release of DOTA: Dragon's Blood in 2021. Despite working with professional teams, Daniel continued to release guides.
As a coach, ImmortalFaith became famous for his work with ViKin.gg, a team he helped create. Under his leadership, the team was able to break into the first division of the Western European DPC League and win victories over notable teams. The Romanian also worked as a personal trainer, helping players to significantly improve their ranking in the game.
After ViKin.gg closed down, Daniel was involved in the creation of Team Tickles, which quickly achieved success, finishing second in the Western European DPC League and later joining Gaimin Gladiators. Under his mentorship, the team placed high at international tournaments and secured a spot at The International 2022, but only finished 9th-12th at the main event.
In 2023 Daniel coached Nigma Galaxy, Geek Fam and Team Tickles. The most notable results were a 3rd place finish at Pinnacle: 25 Year Anniversary Show for Tickles and 3rd at qualifying for The International 2023 for Geek Fam.
In February 2024, ImmortalFaith became the coach of the new Mouz roster.
At the end of October, MOUZ participated in FISSURE PLAYGROUND 2, where they finished in 5th–6th place after losing in the second round of the Playoff stage. Later, the team entered the top 3 at BLAST SLAM IV and became the champion of PGL Wallachia Season 6.
At the beginning of December, MOUZ competed at BLAST Slam V, finishing in 3rd–4th place after reaching the playoff stage. At DreamLeague Season 27, the team finished its performance in the group stage, with a score of 3-3. At DreamLeague Season 28, the team finished in eighth place.