Corejj
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Biography[]
2014 Season
Jo «CoreJJ» Yong-in joined Bigfile Miracle in February of 2014 as an AD carry under the name «Core«. They competed in HOT6iX Champions Summer 2014 but they lost all six of their games and placed last in their group. The roster was released in September of that year to join Quvic E-Sports.
2015 Season
Core left Quvic to join Team Dignitas along with Gamsu in December 2014. It was here that he changed his name to «Core JJ«. The first event that they attended with the team was IEM Season IX — Cologne, which Dignitas was invited to after Team Curse declined their invitation. They lost 2-0 in the second round to Gambit Gaming. Dignitas ended the 2015 NA LCS Spring Season with a 6-12 record in 9th place. They were forced to play against Team Fusion in the 2015 NA LCS Summer Promotion Tournament. Dignitas reverse swept Fusion on their way to requalifying for the 2015 NA LCS Summer Season. Despite being tied for first with a 7-2 record halfway through the summer season, the team struggled throughout the last half and finished sixth at 10-8. Dignitas was swept 3-0 by Team Impulse in the first round of the 2015 NA LCS Summer Playoffs.
2016 Season
During the 2016 LCK Spring Season, Samsung Galaxy went 10-8 in sets overall. CoreJJ split time with Stitch for the starter ADC position. After looking like they could clinch the fifth and final seed for the Spring Playoffs, Samsung Galaxy were unfortunately denied by the surging Afreeca Freecs, who beat them by the game score tiebreaker, giving Samsung sixth place for the split.
During the 2016 LCK Summer Split, CoreJJ moved to support to make room for rookie ADC Ruler. As a support, he only played in three games during the regular season — all losses. Nonetheless, they managed to take fourth place with a 12-6 series record, seeding them into the first round of the 2016 LCK Summer Playoffs. Though they summarily defeated the Afreeca Freecs in the first round, they were matched against KT Rolster, a team who they had never managed to beat post-S4 in the LCK era, and they were swept 3-0, giving them fourth place in the season. Their accumulated points gave them enough to qualify as the second seed in the 2016 Season Korea Regional Finals. In a rematch against the Afreeca Freecs, Samsung lost the first game before swapping out veteran support Wraith for CoreJJ. With this swap, Samsung managed to beat the Freecs 3-1, moving up to the finals in a rematch against KT Rolster. With CoreJJ, Samsung upset the heavy favorites 3-2, breaking a 19 game losing streak and giving them the third seed to worlds.
At the 2016 Season World Championship, Samsung were drawn into Group D along with NA’s Team SoloMid, China’s Royal Never Give Up, and Europe’s Splyce.
Career Highlights and Awards
- World Champion (2017)
- 2x LCS Champion (2019 Spring, 2019 Summer)
- LCS Most Valuable Player (2019 Spring, 2020 Summer)
- 5x LCS All-Pro 1st-Team (2019 Spring, 2019 Summer, 2020 Summer, 2021 Spring, 2021 Summer)
Deft
Deft looks away from the camera towards another player on his team
Not to be confused with the player Deftly, Deft (Real Name: Kim Hyuk-kyu) is a South Korean player who is currently on the team of Hanwha Life Esports.
While he started with MVP Blue (also known as Samsung Blue), Deft is well-known for his abilities in the ADC role, having won premier tournaments, the latest being Rift Rivals 2019: LCK vs LPL vs LMS vs VCS, in which his team received $80,000.
Major Achievements:
- 2014 World Championship – 3rd/4th place ($150,000)
- Mid-Season Invitational 2015 – 1st place ($100,000)
- 2018 World Championship – 5th-8th place ($258,000)
Deft «INSANE KOREAN ADC» Montage — League of Legends
Starting Items for ADCs
Most ADCs tend to stick to one or two starting items and rarely take anything different. This is because these two items, in particular, are fantastic at allowing them to either survive the lane or win it.
From left to right: Doran’s Blade and Doran’s Shield
Some champions may benefit from a different set of starting items, but they’re champion specific, and not recommended on many champions: like Kai’Sa with Doran’s Ring.
Not every champion can go Doran’s Ring, so we won’t be discussing that option in this guide, but note that some champions can take other starting items.
Doran’s Blade
The first starting item is Doran’s Blade. This is a great item on ADCs and other AD champions alike because it gives them bonus damage in lane, allowing them to deal more damage when last hitting minions and poking the enemy.
It also gives 80 health which will give you a slight increase in survivability and helps prevent you from being killed at level 1.
If you do get poked down though, lucky for you – Doran’s Blade also gives 3% lifesteal which will allow you sustain more in and regenerate some of that missing health.
An ADC will take this starting item in most matchups unless they’re in a difficult matchup, they have no kill potential, or they expect to get poked frequently by the enemy.
Examples of champions who benefit: ADCs who aren’t worried about dying early or want to play aggressively.
Doran’s Shield
If you’re in a poor matchup like suggested above, your other starting option is Doran’s Shield. Doran’s Shield provides the user with some added protection in lane thanks to its bonus health and multiple passives. 
The first passive restores 6 health every 5 seconds, giving you more sustain in lane. The second passive gives you some extra on-hit damage against minions when you auto-attack them. The final unique passive regenerates health after taking damage from the enemy.
As you can see, Doran’s Shield provides you with a lot of sustain, which means it’s a must-have item when you’re in a difficult matchup. This is because it increases your survivability as it provides you with a lot of regeneration in lane, which can help you survive the laning phase.
Examples of champions who benefit: ADCs facing early kill pressure and want to just survive/farm.
Biography[]
Gwak «Bdd» Bo-seong joined CJ Entus as a sub mid laner in April 2015 but was unable to play a single game for them due to being underage. He finally turned 17 on March 1, 2016, and he made his competitive debut in the 2016 LCK on March 2 in a series against Kongdoo Monster, which CJ won 2-1. Bdd is a versatile mid laner. Despite his ability to play several meta and non-meta champions, Bdd is especially fond of assassins, citing Zed as one of his favorite champions to play.
2016 Season
During the 2016 LCK Spring Season, CJ went 8-10 in sets, finishing in eighth place overall for the spring split. Sky played as the starting midlaner for CJ during the first round robin while Bdd was still underage, but Bdd assumed the starting mid position after he turned 17, just in time for the second round robin. However, it was not enough to make playoffs.
CJ Entus had a very poor showing in the 2016 LCK Summer Season, going 3-15 total in set score. Neither Bdd’s benching and subsequent reinstating as the starting mid laner seemed to make no difference in their abysmal results. Locked into tenth place in the LCK season, CJ Entus participated in the 2017 LCK Spring Promotion. In the first round they were swept 2-0 by Kongdoo Monster, bringing them down to the loser’s bracket. There, they beat SBENU Korea 2-0 before falling to ESC Ever in a 3-0 sweep to become relegated from the LCK. This marked the first time an original Kespa team was relegated from the LCK.
И[]
- Инвейд
- Заход на вражескую территорию (обычно лес).
- Инициация
- Навязывание командного боя соперникам. Обычно это производит ведущий танк команды
- Умение, которое позволяет навязать командный бой. Это может быть рывок и/или мощный и массовый эффект контроля.
- Инстакилл
- Убийство чемпиона с полным здоровьем за такой короткий срок, что это кажется мгновенным событием (от англ. instant kill)
- Инсталок
- Стремительный выбор желаемого чемпиона и/или позиции без обсуждения с командой, или чтобы не дать другому игроку выбрать этого чемпиона. Часто является примером плохого поведения. Встречается преимущественно в матчах с выбором вслепую.
Player Roster[]
Active
- Contract Expiration Notice: To prevent over-reporting of changes, we are keeping players with expired contracts listed here until either (a) an announcement is made from the player or the team about their departure; (b) the player joins another team; or (c) the 2021 season begins & the player is not re-added to the GCD, whichever happens first.
Dates:Approx|Exact
| Player | Name | Role | Contract Ends | Joined | ||
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| KR | Canna | Kim Chang-dong (김창동) | Top Laner | 2022-11-21 |
Dec 20192019-12-08 |
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| KR | Oner | Moon Hyeon-joon (문현준) | Jungler | 2022-11-21 |
Dec 20202020-12-01 |
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| KR | Faker | Lee Sang-hyeok (이상혁) | Mid Laner | 2021-11-15 |
Dec 20192019-12-08 |
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| KR | Gumayusi | Lee Min-hyeong (이민형) | Bot Laner | 2022-11-21 |
Dec 20192019-12-08 |
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| KR | Keria | Ryu Min-seok (류민석) | Support | 2022-11-15 |
Nov 20202020-11-17 |
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| KR | Zeus | Choi Woo-je (최우제) | Sub/Top | 2022-11-21 |
Nov 20202020-11-26 |
Former
Players are shown for the entire duration of their tenure on the team, with the role and substitute/trainee status they had upon their departure.
Dates:Approx|Exact
| Player | Name | Role | Joined | Left | Next Team | ||
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| KR | Clozer | Lee Ju-hyeon (이주현) | Sub/Mid |
May 20202020-05-31 Closer is added to the main roster in the GCD. |
Nov 20212021-11-16 Clozer leaves. |
LSB | |
| KR | Cuzz | Moon Woo-chan (문우찬) | Sub/Jun |
Dec 20192019-12-08 Canna, Cuzz, Faker, Teddy, Effort, Kim (Head Coach), Comet (Coach), and Boxer (Streamer & Content Creator) join. Roach, Ellim, Gori, Gumayushi, and Kuri join. |
Nov 20212021-11-15 Cuzz leaves. |
KT | |
| KR | Hoit | Ryu Ho-seong (류호성) | Sub/Sup |
Jul 20212021-07-18 Hoit joins as substitute from academy roster. Ellim leaves for academy roster. |
Nov 20212021-11-15 Hoit leaves. |
AF | |
| KR | Teddy | Park Jin-seong (박진성) | Sub/Bot |
Dec 20192019-12-08 Canna, Cuzz, Faker, Teddy, Effort, Kim (Head Coach), Comet (Coach), and Boxer (Streamer & Content Creator) join. Roach, Ellim, Gori, Gumayushi, and Kuri join. |
Nov 20212021-11-14 Teddy leaves. |
AF | |
| KR | Ellim | Choi El-lim (최엘림) | Sub/Jun |
Dec 20192019-12-08 Canna, Cuzz, Faker, Teddy, Effort, Kim (Head Coach), Comet (Coach), and Boxer (Streamer & Content Creator) join. Roach, Ellim, Gori, Gumayushi, and Kuri join. |
Jul 20212021-07-18 Hoit joins as substitute from academy roster. Ellim leaves for academy roster. |
AF | |
| KR | Effort | Lee Sang-ho (이상호) | Support |
Dec 20192019-12-08 Canna, Cuzz, Faker, Teddy, Effort, Kim (Head Coach), Comet (Coach), and Boxer (Streamer & Content Creator) join. Roach, Ellim, Gori, Gumayushi, and Kuri join. |
Dec 20202020-12-01 Effort leaves. |
SB | |
| KR | Roach | Kim Kang-hee (김강희) | Sub/Top |
Dec 20192019-12-08 Canna, Cuzz, Faker, Teddy, Effort, Kim (Head Coach), Comet (Coach), and Boxer (Streamer & Content Creator) join. Roach, Ellim, Gori, Gumayushi, and Kuri join. |
Nov 20202020-11-26 Roach leaves for LCK CL roster. |
T1.C | |
| KR | Kuri | Choi Won-yeong (최원영) | Sub/Sup |
Dec 20192019-12-08 Canna, Cuzz, Faker, Teddy, Effort, Kim (Head Coach), Comet (Coach), and Boxer (Streamer & Content Creator) join. Roach, Ellim, Gori, Gumayushi, and Kuri join. |
Nov 20202020-11-17 Kuri leaves. |
None | |
| KR | Gori | Kim Tae-woo (김태우) | Sub/Mid |
Dec 20192019-12-08 Canna, Cuzz, Faker, Teddy, Effort, Kim (Head Coach), Comet (Coach), and Boxer (Streamer & Content Creator) join. Roach, Ellim, Gori, Gumayushi, and Kuri join. |
May 20202020-05-31 Gori is removed from the GCD. |
EDG |
Б[]
Б
Бб
Оповещение, что игрок возвращается на базу
Совет вернуться на базу.
Баг
Программная ошибка в игре
База
Область карты, на которой расположены ингибиторы, Нексус, фонтан и магазин.
Банан
Снаряд автоатаки Сораки
Барон
Барон Нашор
Усиление Длань Барона
Бафф
(Умение) Эффект, улучшающий характеристики чемпиона (см. Усиление)
(Обновление) Официальное изменение какого-либо аспекта игры (например, чемпиона), из-за чего тот становится сильнее. Противоположность «нерфу».
(Лес) Красное усиление или Синее усиление
Бг
«Плохая игра» (от «Bad game»)
Блиц
Бц
Блицкранк
Бот
Нижняя линия. По умолчанию обозначает Стрелка, а не чемпиона Поддержки
Чемпион, контролируемый ИИ.
Ботрк
Ботк
Брк
Клинок уничтоженного короля (в английском варианте «Blade of the Ruined King»)
Брб
«Сейчас вернусь» (от английского «Be right back»)
БТ
Кровопийца (в английском варианте Bloodthirster)
Булли
Игрок (чемпион), который намеренно преследует и убивает наиболее слабых членов команды противника за пределами случаев, когда этого требует стратегия команды. Не преследуется Кодексом призывателя, но неоднозначно оценивается с точки зрения соревновательности и морали.
Бурст
Огромное количество урона, нанесеннон за короткий отрезок времени одним чемпионом.
Буст
Бонус опыта, продаваемый в Магазине Riot.
Услуга по повышению ранга игрока. Осуждается Riot.
БФ
БФС
Самый Лучший Меч (в английском варианте «B.F. Sword»)
Бэбиситинг
Ситуация, при которой один чемпион постоянно оберегает другого наподобие няньки и не отходит от него далеко. Обычно относится к паре «Лесник»-«чемпион линии».
Бэйт
Тактика заманивания врага в ловушку в стиле ловли на живца (англ. «bait» — «наживка»)
Наживкой выступает слабый или израненный чемпион.
Бэк
Бек
Отступить в сторону своей базы или прочь от противников.
Биография чемпиона
Бэкаться (бекнуться)
Вернуться на свою базу (обычно, чтобы восстановить здоровье и ману), и вернуться обратно на свою линию.
Бэкдор
Тактика одиночного проникновения к Нексусу противника, пока остальные члены команды отвлекают внимание врагов
Samira- 88/100 (S-Tier)
Samira has been an absolute terror ever since she was released a couple of months back. While a recent slew of nerfs have knocked her down to a win rate slightly below 50%, she remains frustrating to face and impossible to deal with when fed
What Makes Samira S-Tier:
- As typical of any champion designed in 2020, Samira’s kit really embodies the 200 collective years of experience possessed by Riot. A CC-extender, a dash, a wind wall, and a mobile Katerina ultimate. It’s going to take a lot more nerfs to counteract just how good her abilities are on their own
- It’s so easy for Samira to just completely snowball out of control. Just one or two kills in the laning phase pretty much guarantee you’ll be facing an absolute monster later on
Team History
Combine Role Swaps:No|Yes
Dates:Approx|Exact
| Team | Start | End | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KR | Stardust | Jan 20162016-01-17 | May 20162016-05-17 |
4mo |
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| KR | Samsung Galaxy | May 20162016-05-17 | Nov 20172017-11-30 |
1yr 6mo |
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| KR | KSV eSports | Nov 20172017-11-30 | May 20182018-05-03 |
5mo 3d |
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| KR | Gen.G | May 20182018-05-03 | Present | 3yr 6moej |
| Team | Start | End | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KR | Stardust | Jan 20162016-01-17 | Jan 20162016-01-30 |
13d |
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| KR | Stardust | Jan 20162016-01-30 | May 20162016-05-17 |
3mo 18d |
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| KR | Samsung Galaxy | May 20162016-05-17 | Nov 20172017-11-30 |
1yr 6mo |
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| KR | KSV eSports | Nov 20172017-11-30 | May 20182018-05-03 |
5mo 3d |
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| KR | Gen.G | May 20182018-05-03 | Present | 3yr 6moej |
History[]
In February 2019, the SK Telecom T1 organization announced that it was rebranding to T1. However, their League of Legends team could not rebrand mid-year, and remained as SKT for the remainder of the 2019 season, through Worlds. In November, CEO Joe Marsh began referring to the League of Legends team under the name T1.
2019 Season
On November 17th T1 announced the contract extension of Faker. During the following days the departures of their coaching staff around star coach kkOma and experienced players Khan, Clid, Haru and Mata were made public. In the same week KZ jungler Cuzz joined the team and the contract of support Effort was extended as well. A week later T1 completed their roster with the signings of Gen.G top lane substitute Roach and Damwon’s coach Kim who lead iG to the S8 World Championship. Additionally trainees Canna, Ellim, Gumayushi and Kuri were promoted to substitute positions.
2020 Season
During 2019 LoL KeSPA Cup T1 barely scraped past the new roster of Gen.G before being clearly defeated by SANDBOX Gaming’s upgraded roster.
After being upset by HLE during week 1 of LCK Spring Split the team went on a convincing clean winning streak beating the other top teams DragonX and Gen.G during which Canna managed to secure himself the starting spot in top lane before being defeated by Afreeca Freecs. Unfazed by this loss, the unexpected mid-season break due to the 2019–20 Coronavirus Pandemic, the change to online play and their coaches announcement to try other playstyles during the second half of the split T1 continued with 5 wins including ones again both matches against DragonX and GEN.G. A wild end to the Regular Season with messy victories and clear defeats to Damwon and KT Rolster raised some concerns about the teams level of play going into playoffs. Thanks to the help of APK Prince on the last match day T1 got to wait in semifinals as they held the H2H against DragonX. The latter became their opponents in semifinals but lead by rookie top laner Canna destroying his lane opponent T1 managed to win pretty comfortably 3-1. Back in LoL Park for the Finals against first seed Gen.G they came in well prepared and dominated the match completely for a 3-0 sweep and their 9th LCK title.
Team History
Combine Role Swaps:No|Yes
Dates:Approx|Exact
| Team | Start | End | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EU | mCon esports | ≈Dec 2015≈2015-12-?? | ≈Feb 2016≈2016-02-?? |
≈2mo |
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| EU | Enigma Esports Benelux | ≈Mar 2016≈2016-03-?? | ≈Apr 2016≈2016-04-?? |
≈1mo |
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| EU | Sensei Esports | ≈Apr 2016≈2016-04-?? | Jul 20162016-07-15 |
≈3mo 14d |
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| EU | Sector One | Jul 20162016-07-15 | ≈Nov 2017≈2017-11-?? |
≈1yr 3mo |
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| TR | Dark Passage | Jan 20172017-01-07 | Feb 20172017-02-07 |
1mo |
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| EU | Veni Vidi Vicí | ≈Mar 2017≈2017-03-30 | ≈Apr 2017≈2017-04-27 |
≈28d |
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| CIS | RoX | ≈Jun 2017≈2017-06-?? | Sep 20172017-09-05 |
≈3mo 4d |
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| EU | nDurance Gaming | Aug 20172017-08-25 | Jan 20182018-01-08 |
4mo 14d |
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| EU | Fnatic | Jan 20182018-01-08 | Present | 3yr 10moej |
| Team | Start | End | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EU | mCon esports | ≈Dec 2015≈2015-12-?? | ≈Feb 2016≈2016-02-?? |
≈2mo |
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| EU | Enigma Esports Benelux | ≈Mar 2016≈2016-03-?? | ≈Apr 2016≈2016-04-?? |
≈1mo |
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| EU | Sensei Esports | ≈Apr 2016≈2016-04-?? | Jul 20162016-07-15 |
≈3mo 14d |
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| EU | Sector One | Jul 20162016-07-15 | ≈Nov 2017≈2017-11-?? |
≈1yr 3mo |
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| TR | Dark Passage | Jan 20172017-01-07 | Feb 20172017-02-07 |
1mo |
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| EU | Veni Vidi Vicí | ≈Mar 2017≈2017-03-30 | ≈Apr 2017≈2017-04-27 |
≈28d |
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| CIS | RoX | ≈Jun 2017≈2017-06-?? | Sep 20172017-09-05 |
≈3mo 4d |
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| EU | nDurance Gaming | Aug 20172017-08-25 | Jan 20182018-01-08 |
4mo 14d |
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| EU | Fnatic | Jan 20182018-01-08 | Mar 20182018-03-28 |
2mo 20d |
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| EU | Fnatic | Mar 20182018-03-28 | Jun 20182018-06-22 |
2mo 25d |
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| EU | Fnatic | Jun 20182018-06-22 | Aug 20182018-08-10 |
1mo 18d |
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| EU | Fnatic | Aug 20182018-08-10 | May 20212021-05-26 |
2yr 9mo |
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| EU | Fnatic | May 20212021-05-26 | Present | 5mo 26dej |
Tournament Results[]
This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.
| Ruler Tournament Results | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Pl | Event | Last Result | Team | Roster |
| 2021-10-31 | 3 — 4 | Worlds 2021 | 2 : 3EDG | GEN | Rascal, Burdol, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Ggoong |
| 2021-08-22 | 3 | LCK 2021 Summer Playoffs | 1 : 3T1 | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Ggoong |
| 2021-08-15 | 2 | LCK 2021 Summer | 8 — 2RR | GEN | Rascal, Burdol, Clid, YoungJae, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Ggoong, Lyn |
| 2021-04-10 | 2 | LCK 2021 Spring Playoffs | 0 : 3DK | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Ggoong |
| 2021-03-28 | 2 | LCK 2021 Spring | 7 — 3RR | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Flawless, Bdd, Karis, Ruler, Life, oDin, Ggoong, Lyn |
| 2020-10-18 | 5 — 8 | Worlds 2020 | 0 : 3G2 | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Tom |
| 2020-09-09 | 1 | LCK 2020 Regional Finals | 3 : 0T1 | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Tom |
| 2020-08-30 | 3 | LCK 2020 Summer Playoffs | 2 : 3DRX | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Tom |
| 2020-08-23 | 3 | LCK 2020 Summer | 14 — 4RR | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, Kellin, oDin, Tom |
| 2020-05-30 | 3 — 4 | Mid-Season Cup 2020 | 0 : 3TES | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, Kellin, oDin, Tom |
Ashe- 92/100 (S-Tier)
Ashe has always been a pretty solid pick due to the large amount of utility in her kit, and now that there’s a plentiful amount of fantastic new items she’s gone from good to great and is currently at a 51.26% win rate
What Makes Ashe S-Tier:
- Ashe has a lot of utility in her kit, with a built-in slow on her passive and an ultimate that can potentially have the longest stun in the game. Even if she doesn’t do too hot in laning phase, she can still be useful to the team later on
- Ashe is one of the best kiting champions in the game, the slow she has on each of her auto attacks is fantastic for both dueling and for running down enemies
What does an ADC do?
An ADC is the primary sustained damage dealer in a League of Legends team. He or she is the champion who relies on powerful auto-attack damage to defeat minions, monsters and opposing champions. Abilities certainly help with their damage output and can often offer some extra utility with stuns, knockbacks, escapes and buffs, but your main aim is to be constantly landing basic attacks or your targets.
It’s a fairly long process to get to the point where you can tear through anything in your path, though. As one of the most item dependent roles in the game, you start off extremely weak and scale up dramatically over the course of a match as you finish important equipment pieces such as Infinity Edge, The Bloodthirster, Blade of the Ruined King and more. That makes creep farming and gold gathering vitally important to you.
To make this easier, the ADC is almost always paired with a support in the bot lane from the start of a game. This gives you some extra protection and assistance so you can spend your time last-hitting minions in order to collect gold and build into those key items as quickly as possible. Even as the game progresses, though, you’re still one of the easiest targets to kill, so you’ll need to play safe and use your tankier allies to protect you.
History[]
Prior to the 2020 Season, Kingzone DragonX renamed to DragonX.
2019 Season
On November 4th DragonX announced former Griffin coach cvMax as new head coach. In the following weeks Rascal, Cuzz, Naehyun and TusiN left the team. At the start of december former Griffin top lane substitute Doran and mid laner Chovy signed their contracts while trainees Pyosik and Keria were promoted to the starting roster. With cvMax and this young roster lead by Deft’s experience many people were excited about what they would be able to achieve.
2020 Season
Their first test was 2019 LoL KeSPA Cup in which they swept local team Chungnam, Challenger team Spear Gaming and even Worlds quarterfinalist DAMWON Gaming. Their run came to an end when they faced Afreeca Freecs with their upgraded roster in semifinals and this time got swept themselves.
Using their time before the start of Spring Split well they managed to start off 4-0 in the first two weeks before falling to top teams T1 and Gen.G in week 3. They finished the first half of the split off with another 3 2-0 victories before the league had to take a break due to the 2019–20 Coronavirus Pandemic. When the league continued a few weeks later with online play they were upset by HLE and swept by T1 before getting back on track to finish the Regular Season with 7 victories including a 2-0 over first placed Gen.G. Due to dropping several games in «easy» matches they lost out on second seed to T1 which meant that they had to start playoffs as third seed in Round 1. In this match against Damwon they dominated games 1 and 2 but lost game 3 convincingly and game 4 to a backdoor before smashing their opponents in game 5 to face T1 in semifinals. This time they clearly lost games 1 and 2 before slowly bleeding out T1 with a poke comp in game 3 but ultimately lost the series in game 4 vs the eventual champion.
Tournaments[]
This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.
| T1 Tournament Results — Show Prize as (Local • USD • Euros) | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Pl | Prize | Event | Last Result | Roster |
| 2021-10-30 | 3 — 4 | $178,000$ 178,000€ 152,754.49 | Worlds 2021 | 2 : 3DK | Canna, Oner, Faker, Gumayusi, Keria, Stardust, Moment |
| 2021-09-02 | 1 | LCK 2021 Regional Finals | 3 : 2HLE | Canna, Oner, Faker, Gumayusi, Keria, Stardust, Moment | |
| 2021-08-28 | 2 | LCK 2021 Summer Playoffs | 1 : 3DK | Canna, Oner, Faker, Teddy, Gumayusi, Keria, Stardust, Moment | |
| 2021-08-15 | 4 | LCK 2021 Summer | 5 — 5RR | Canna, Cuzz, Oner, Faker, Teddy, Gumayusi, Keria, Daeny, Zefa, Stardust, Moment | |
| 2021-04-04 | 4 | ₩25,000,000₩25,000,000₩25,000,000 | LCK 2021 Spring Playoffs | 0 : 3GEN | Canna, Cuzz, Faker, Teddy, Keria, Daeny, Zefa |
| 2021-03-28 | 5 | LCK 2021 Spring | 5 — 5RR | Canna, Zeus, Ellim, Cuzz, Oner, Clozer, Faker, Gumayusi, Teddy, Keria, Daeny, Zefa | |
| 2020-12-24 | 7 — 8 | ₩5,000,000₩5,000,000₩5,000,000 | KeSPA Cup 2020 | 1 — 3RR | Roach, Mowgli, Mireu, Berserker, Asper, Bengi, sayho |
| 2020-09-09 | 2 | LCK 2020 Regional Finals | 0 : 3GEN | Canna, Ellim, Faker, Gumayusi, Effort, Kim, Comet | |
| 2020-08-26 | 5 | ₩15,000,000$ 12,629.11€ 10,667.45 | LCK 2020 Summer Playoffs | 1 : 2AF | Canna, Cuzz, Clozer, Faker, Teddy, Effort, Kim, Comet |
| 2020-08-23 | 4 | LCK 2020 Summer | 13 — 5RR | Canna, Cuzz, Ellim, Faker, Clozer, Teddy, Effort, Kuri, Kim, Comet | |
| Total Prize:USD 178,000 • KRW 45,000,000 |
Vayne- 83/100 (A-Tier):
The classic and iconic hyper-carry champion, Vayne has had a slight fall from grace compared to how strong she was in previous seasons. She may have a 49.61% win rate but she can still be the same hard carry she was before
What Makes Vayne A-Tier:
- Similar to Kai’Sa, Vayne is also a champion that only gets better the more the game goes on. While this does mean she suffers from the same problem of not being able to get to the level she needs to be at before the game ends, it also means that stalling the game out long enough greatly increases the chance of winning
- Vayne is a champion that gets better the more you play her and get experience with her, there’s a reason why Vayne has the most success with mechanically skilled players. Regardless of how poorly she is in the meta, a good enough player can always do well with her
ADC’s are a staple of League of Legends, despite the fall from grace many of them have experience in recent years. However, with Season 11 preseason and some promising buffs for multiple classic ADC items, we could see many of these classic ADC’s return to form
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Organization[]
Current
| C | ID | Name | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| Joe Marsh | CEO | ||
| Faker | Lee Sang-hyeok (이상혁) | Part-Owner | |
| Boxer | Lim Yo-hwan (임요환) | Founder, Streamer & Content Creator | |
| Polt | Choi Seong-hun (최성훈) | General Manager | |
| Oliver | Lee Nam-hoon (이남훈) | Manager | |
| Moon Kyung-nam (문경남) | Manager | ||
| Moment | Kim Ji-hwan (김지환) | Coach | |
| Andy Chae (채동희) | Producer | ||
| Wolf | Lee Jae-wan (이재완) | Streamer & Content Creator | |
| Tyler1 | Tyler Steinkamp | Streamer & Content Creator | |
| LS | Nick De Cesare | Streamer & Content Creator | |
| CrazyCat | Kim Dong-hee (김동희) | Streamer | |
| JINBAE | Kim Jong-soo (김종수 ) | Streamer | |
| GBM | Lee Chang-seok (이창석) | Streamer & Content Creator |
Former
| C | ID | Name | Position | Next Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hajin | Park Hyun-seon (박현선) | Player Development Coach | None | |
| Stardust | Son Seok-hee (손석희) | Interim Head Coach | None | |
| JisooGirl | Park Ji-soo (박지수) | Streamer | None | |
| John Kim (김원철) | COO | None | ||
| Daeny | Yang Dae-in (양대인) | Head Coach | DWG KIA | |
| Zefa | Lee Jae-min (이재민) | Coach | None | |
| Moment | Kim Ji-hwan (김지환) | Assistant Coach | T1 Challengers | |
| Tolki | Gary Mialaret | Head of Strategy and Analytics | Fnatic | |
| Comet | Lim Hye-sung (임혜성) | Coach | None | |
| Kim | Kim Jeong-soo (김정수) | Head Coach | Bilibili Gaming | |
| Song Jong-ho (송종호) | Director | None |
Teddy
T1 player Teddy concentrating during a match
Teddy is another one of those names that circulates around every year. He’s often featured in the highlights of any of T1’s matches and there is a reason for that: He is a god tier ADC.
Unlike many other professional esports players, Teddy has been consistently part of the T1 team since winning first place in the LCK Spring 2019, taking home the grand prize of $87,655. That was just the first of many prizes T1 have taken home, the highest of which was the 2019 World Championship 3rd/4th prize of $155,750.
Major Achievements:
- Rift Rivals 2019: LCK vs LPL vs LMS vs VCS – 1st place ($80,000)
- 2019 World Championship – 3rd/4th place ($155,750)
- LCK Summer 2021 – 2nd place ($86,288)
T1 Teddy «PRO ADC MAIN» Montage | League of Legends
Find Teddy’s Instagram here: http://https://www.instagram.com/t1_teddy/
Timeline[]
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- February 25, SK Telecom T1 organization rebrands to T1. The League of Legends team remains as SKT.e
- December 8, SK Telecom T1 rebrands as T1.Canna, Cuzz, Faker, Teddy, Effort, Kim (Head Coach), Comet (Coach), and Boxer (Streamer & Content Creator) join. Roach, Ellim, Gori, Gumayushi, and Kuri join.Canna, Cuzz, Ellim, Faker, Effort, Kuri, Roach, and Gumayusi’s contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 15 November 2021.Gori, Teddy, and Comet (Coach)’s contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 16 November 2020.Kim (Head Coach)’s contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 21 November 2022.e
- December 9, Moment (Coach) joins.e
- December 10, Moment (Coach)’s contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 16 November 2020.e
- December 12, Hajin (Manager,Analyst) joins.e
- December 13, Tolki (Head of Strategy and Analytics) joins.e
- December 19, Gumayushi renames to Gumayusi.e
- February 17, Faker (Mid, Part-Owner)’s contract is extended through 2022.e
- March 26, Ellim moves to starting roster.e
- April 12, Wolf (Streamer) joins.e
- May 31, Closer is added to the main roster in the GCD.Gori is removed from the GCD.Closer’s contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 21 November 2022.e
- June 1, Gori’s departure is confirmed.e
- June 3, Closer renames to Clozer.e
- June 19, Teddy’s contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 21 November 2022.e
- July 30, Clozer moves to starting roster.e
- August 20, Song Jong-ho (Director) leaves.e
- September 13, Kim (Head Coach) leaves.e
- October 17, Tyler1 (Streamer) joins.e
- October 31, Comet (Coach) and Tolki (Head of Strategy and Analytics) leave.e
- November 12, Daeny (Head Coach), Zefa (Coach), and Polt (General Manager) join.Daeny (Head Coach), Zefa (Coach), and Polt (General Manager)’s contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 15 November 2021.e
- November 17, Kuri leaves.Keria joins.Keria’s contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 15 November 2022.e
- November 24, LS (Streamer) joins.Gumayusi’s contract is extended through 2022.e
- November 25, Gumayusi’s contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 21 November 2022.e
- November 26, Roach leaves for LCK CL roster.Zeus joins from academy roster.Canna’s contract is extended through 2022.Zeus’ contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 21 November 2022.e
- November 27, Clozer’s contract is extended through 2023.e
- November 29, Canna’s contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 21 November 2022.e
- December 1, Effort leaves.Oner joins from academy roster. Ellim’s contract is extended.e
- December 2, Ellim and Oner’s contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 21 November 2022.e
- December 16, Stardust (Assistant Coach) joins. Moment (Coach to Assistant Coach) and Hajin (Manager/Analyst to Player Development Coach) change positions.e
- December 17, T1 Challengers will represent the organization in the 2020 LoL KeSPA Cup.e
- December 31, JisooGirl (Streamer) joins.e
- January 13, Gumayusi moves to starting roster.e
- January 14, Moment (Assistant Coach)’s contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 15 November 2021.e
- March 7, Stardust (Assistant Coach)’s contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 15 November 2021.e
- March 31, CrazyCat (Streamer) joins.e
- May 1, GBM (Streamer,Content Creator) joins.e
- May 31, Zeus, Ellim, Oner, Clozer, and Gumayusi move to substitutes.e
- July 4, Moment (Assistant Coach) leaves for academy roster.e
- July 9, Gumayusi moves to starting roster. Teddy moves to substitute.e
- July 14, Daeny (Head Coach) and Zefa (Coach) leave.Moment (Coach) rejoins from academy roster. Stardust (Assistant Coach to Interim Head Coach) changes position.e
- July 15, Oner moves to starting roster. Cuzz moves to substitute. John Kim (COO) passes away.e
- July 18, Hoit joins as substitute from academy roster. Ellim leaves for academy roster.e
- August 1, JisooGirl (Streamer) leaves.e
- August 31, JINBAE (Streamer) joins.e
- November 8, Stardust (Interim Head Coach) leaves.e
- November 11, Hajin (Player Development Coach) leaves.e
- November 14, Teddy leaves.e
- November 15, Hoit leaves.Cuzz leaves.e
- November 16, Clozer leaves.e
- November 19, Faker’s contract is extended.e
Team History
Combine Role Swaps:No|Yes
Dates:Approx|Exact
| Team | Start | End | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KR | Gwangju | Nov 20172017-11-19 | Nov 20172017-11-21 |
2d |
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| KR | Griffin | Mar 20182018-03-07 | Nov 20192019-11-25 |
1yr 8mo |
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| KR | DRX | Dec 20192019-12-04 | Nov 20202020-11-16 |
11mo 12d |
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| KR | Hanwha Life | Nov 20202020-11-24 | Nov 20212021-11-15 |
1yr 21d |
| Team | Start | End | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KR | Gwangju | Nov 20172017-11-19 | Nov 20172017-11-21 |
2d |
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| KR | Griffin | Mar 20182018-03-07 | Nov 20192019-11-25 |
1yr 8mo |
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| KR | DragonX | Dec 20192019-12-04 | Jun 20202020-06-07 |
6mo 3d |
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| KR | DRX | Jun 20202020-06-07 | Nov 20202020-11-16 |
5mo 9d |
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| KR | Hanwha Life | Nov 20202020-11-24 | Nov 20212021-11-15 |
1yr 21d |
Tournament Results[]
This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.
| Bdd Tournament Results | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Pl | Event | Last Result | Team | Roster |
| 2021-10-31 | 3 — 4 | Worlds 2021 | 2 : 3EDG | GEN | Rascal, Burdol, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Ggoong |
| 2021-08-22 | 3 | LCK 2021 Summer Playoffs | 1 : 3T1 | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Ggoong |
| 2021-08-15 | 2 | LCK 2021 Summer | 8 — 2RR | GEN | Rascal, Burdol, Clid, YoungJae, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Ggoong, Lyn |
| 2021-04-10 | 2 | LCK 2021 Spring Playoffs | 0 : 3DK | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Ggoong |
| 2021-03-28 | 2 | LCK 2021 Spring | 7 — 3RR | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Flawless, Bdd, Karis, Ruler, Life, oDin, Ggoong, Lyn |
| 2020-10-18 | 5 — 8 | Worlds 2020 | 0 : 3G2 | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Tom |
| 2020-09-09 | 1 | LCK 2020 Regional Finals | 3 : 0T1 | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Tom |
| 2020-08-30 | 3 | LCK 2020 Summer Playoffs | 2 : 3DRX | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, oDin, Tom |
| 2020-08-23 | 3 | LCK 2020 Summer | 14 — 4RR | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, Kellin, oDin, Tom |
| 2020-05-30 | 3 — 4 | Mid-Season Cup 2020 | 0 : 3TES | GEN | Rascal, Clid, Bdd, Ruler, Life, Kellin, oDin, Tom |
Bang
Bang playing League of Legends
In 2018, Teddy as aforementioned above, joined T1. However, before Teddy, came Bang (real name: Bae Jun-sik). Bang left T1 in 2018 with giant shoes for Teddy to fill, and while he has kept his own, Bang’s legacy lives on.
From 2015 to 2017, T1 (formerly called SK Telecom T1) reigned supreme. They had an unbelievable team made up of legends. A powerhouse that took first in the majority of competitions, T1 were back-to-back World Champions in 2015 and 2016. While they made it to the grand finale in 2017 of the World Championship again, they lost out to Samsung Galaxy.
Bang since leaving T1 has become the ADC for Afreeca Freecs.
Major achievements:
- 2017 World Championship – 2nd place ($620,540)
- 2016 World Championship – 1st place ($2,028,000)
- 2015 World Championship – 1st place ($1,000,000)
Bang Top 10 Career Plays | Lol esports
Find his Twitter here: @Bang
