Koreros

Koreros is our beloved variety streamer. They are the community-centric Social Daddy, despite being introverted, and likes to learn about the Koremunity through questions of the day and personality quizzes. When they're not salaciously seducing chat, you can find them in deep discussions about asserting one's boundaries, non-traditional lifestyle/relationships, and sharing various emotional insights.

Koreros (often shortened to "Kore") is non-monogamous, queer (poly/pan/ace), 98% brat, and prefer he/him or they/them pronouns.

As well as streaming, Kore is an aspiring author, a fine-dining server, and has done a variety of modelling work.

### Twitch.tv

Kore has been streaming on Twitch since October 2019, but you may recognize them under the name of Tzila Raviv where they mostly streamed League of Legends between May 2012 and February 2013. Kore's current Twitch streams can involve anything from Just Chatting (usually about Mass Effect Andromeda, weeb shit, and mental health), Games (maybe), Dungeons & Dragons (infrequently), drinking too much, Koreoke, Kore Ross paintings, Korereography, and other things against their will that haven't been turned into a pun (yet).

They have a variety of fantastic channel point rewards, and if you subscribe you can gain access to their emotes.

### The Before Time

As Tzila Raviv, Kore streamed as much as 60 hours a week primarily playing League of Legends in the 8 months between May 2012 and February 2013. Early on, Kore--then "Raviv"--found themselves succeeding quickly in the space as one of the first AFAB platinum-level/semi-competitive full-time League streamers. Back then, Kore was generally known for being positive and tilt-proof, as well as regularly engaging with chats that often went ignored in the gaming space and, of course, maining Ezreal (insert: BestBoi emote). Eventually, however, they found themselves burned out with League, the primary game that they were known for streaming, and in combination with burgeoning (and equally fatiguing) modeling and YouTube interests as well as almost-nonexistent ad income, unceremoniously quit, ghosting their hundreds of concurrents and thousands of followers for "literal years."

While away from Twitch's platform, Kore fell into hobbyist modeling, serving at a casual sushi restaurant (and later, fine-dining), working as a barista at their local church, hosting/commentating League of Legends and Overwatch at an eSports broadcasting company, admining for The Colorado League of Legends page (now CLoL), writing and completing their first manuscript, trying out yoga, attempting to teach themselves Japanese (twice), and generally playing a lot of board games.

### The Return

Having found themselves in a space of transition due to an extended and mandatory trip to Malaysia (into which immediately followed into months of workplace rebranding and renovations), Kore used part of their savings to go to Twitch Con (2019) as one last vacation-like hurrah. Kore had been personally invited to stay with an old streaming friend, WingsofDeath, who had room and board covered due to his participation in Twitch Rivals. Upon arrival, Kore promptly flashed their disused partner badge and somehow still got into a series of exclusive parties (StreamLabs, Discord, LPL) and, weirdly, found themselves enjoying their time as an extrovert. More importantly, however, Kore remembered what it was like to be a streamer and became inspired after mingling with the likes of Diegosaurs, Albralelie, Scarra, Painless, Nico, MaryMaybe, Cowsep, and LoLGeranimo most of whom Kore had to look up after the fact because they've been so far removed from the Twitch scene. When Kore returned home the Tuesday after, they immediately made plans to return to streaming and spend the next few months "dicking around for funsies." In conjunction with COVID and a series of kind community-driven HypeTrains over Spring of 2020, Kore announced to everyone and their parents on FaceBook that they planned to pursue streaming in a full-time, professional capacity while not actually going full-time or making their stream more professional. They have been "going at it" ever since and often wonder why they're spending their evenings working on this wiki when they seemingly still don't have enough time. <3