With a team composed of Wunder in the top lane, Jankos in the jungle, Caps in the mid lane and Perkz and Mikyx in the bot lane, G2 would find their old form. This roster, composed of faces both old and new, gelled together in a way that was previously unseen. Caps unlocked something, and the team started to win again. But this time, they weren't villains, they were her
As many in this line are, Gangplank, Caitlyn, and Zoe’s splash art are contained in the same image. In this image, Gangplank is grilling and flexing his squirt gun while Caitlyn floats around with her super soaker and Zoe floats around. Before or after the scene Riot gave us, Kylin Wu has given us a peek at their water war from the same day in this sharp 2D image. Caitlyn even has her flamingo floaty on stan
With the addition of Huni, Evil Geniuses look to bolster their already strong lineup. However, due to Riot Games' import restrictions, Huni might not play for EG's LCS roster in 2020. In order to play Huni, Evil Genuises would have to replace Bang with Academy bot laner Matthew "Deftly" Chen. It's more plausible that fans will see Huni play for EG's Academy team, and as long as Huni plays at least 50% of the games this summer, he'll be eligible to declare as a North American citizen for the 2021 Spring Split, and thus be able to play for EG without breaking any import restricti
G2 Esports once again was the team to beat during 2016 summer, rounding out the split in 1st place. The team would go on to win the summer playoffs and capture their second title in as many seasons. Swiping Origen's bot lane from under their noses and stealing Europe's limelight away from Fnatic, combined with the team's unforgiving dominance and MSI controversy, in less than a year, G2 Esports quickly became the villains of Eur
Abyssal Voyage is used to capitalize on opportunities now and then, but most of your time is spent in Top Lane. Shield Bash is great with Thick Skin and Second Wind can quickly regenerate health while Tahm has someone in his
Despite the team's seemingly never-ending inconsistencies, the Dignitas bot lane has been a glimmer of hope for fans of the franchise. Johnsun, the young AD carry acquired in the Vulcan deal, has impressed North American spectators. Born in Canada, Johnsun has proven himself valuable in a region where young, native talent is a rare commod
If you've been following China's League Of Legends Mid Lane Guide of Legends Pro League for a while, then you're probably aware of LGD's consistently poor performances in recent years. However, this may be coming to an end, or so their fans hope, with the additions of former RNG top laner Xie "Langx" Zhen-Ying and former Dominus players Ling "Mark" Xu and Su "xiye" Han-
You’ll use your ultimate to gank behind enemy towers and use Tongue Lash to slow and stun opponents. During team fights you’ll focus on the enemy carry. Staying in the heat of battle boosts his damage potential as long as teammates are around, but when things get dicey you want to ideally ultimate or use Thick Skin/Devour to buy time to get out of th
KT Rolster's 2020 Spring Split was a breath of fresh air for the franchise, who struggled heavily during 2019's summer. The team recently finished the split in fifth, after being forced to fight for their LCK roster spot in the 2019 Summer Promotion Tournament. Aiming to get back to their winning ways, KT Rolster resigned Son "Ucal" Woo-hyeon, who was let go by Griffin following their relegation and Song "Smeb" Kyung-ho, who left KT Rolster at the end of last year and remained a free ag
Dignitas rejoined the LCS in 2020 after a two year hiatus by merging with Clutch Gaming. Before the merge, Clutch Gaming represented North America by competing internationally at Worlds 2019. After just one split, Dignitas has replaced every single member of that Clutch Gaming roster and missed out on the spring playo
Isn’t it great when dark and fearsome things are made innocent and cartoony? We love it. If you like this as much as we do, you’ll love this rendering of various citizens of the Void. Rek’Sai, Kog’Maw, Kha’Zix, and more all make their sprint across this field in the nighttime to wreak lovable havoc on the wo
Tahm Kench is the tanky frog that’s getting people’s attention in League Of Legends . First introduced as the terrifying River King many years ago, he’s proven to be rather powerful in recent seasons as a top lane solo tank or a handy dedicated support anywhere on the
Although Top Esports looked phenomenal this tournament, they were about the only ones who did. Both LPL and LCK teams were no strangers to mid-game throws, literally throwing away their advantages and losing games because of
2017 was more of the same for G2, winning both the spring and summer splits, marking the organization's third and fourth consecutive titles, cementing them as a European dynasty. However, it wasn't all smooth sailing for the juggernauts. Following Zven and Mithy leaving Europe to play in North America for Team SoloMid, and the exits of Trick and Expect, G2 was left with a roster consisting solely of their superstar Perkz. The team built around their mid laner, signing Martin "Wunder" Nordahl Hansen, Marcin "Jankos" Jankowski, Kim "Wadid" Bae-in and Petter "Hjarnan" Freyschuss for the 2018 sea
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