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MagiFelix

MagiFelix is currently a Swedish Mid Laner for Europe's FNC

## Team History

* 2016 Summer-2017 Spring - EURONICS Gaming
* 2017 Summer - Red Bulls
* 2018 Spring - Movistar Riders
* 2018 Summer - YouthCrew Esports
* 2019-Present - Fnatic Rising

## History

MagiFelix started out on EURONICS Gaming failing to qualify for the EU CS. He then qualified Red Bulls into the EU CS, having a decent season with them. He then joined the Spanish Movistar Riders, qualifying for EU Masters but finishing in 9th-12th place. He then joined YouthCrew in Turkey, having a terrible split and watching the team be relegated from the league. He then joined Fnatic Rising, while also being a substitute on Fnatic's main squad.

## Fantasy Outlook

MagiFelix is not expected to play unless Fnatic is really struggling.

MagiFelix Averaged 4.03 PPG in the Regular Season & 0.00 PPG in the Playoffs.

MagiFelix's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 0.06 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### Career

1. Ryze
2. Azir
3. Corki
4. Galio
5. Lissandra
Caps

Caps is currently a Danish Mid Laner for Europe's G2

## Team History

* 2015 - Enigma Esports
* 2016 Summer - Dark Passage
* 2017-2018 - Fnatic
* 2019-Present - G2 Esports

## History

Caps started out on Enigma Esports, playing in small European Tournaments, after failing to make it into EU CS, he would go to Turkey to play for Dark Passage. DP would qualify to the wild card tournament for worlds, but Caps was too young to compete. Once he was old enough for EU LCS, he signed with Fnatic. He showcased why he was playing professionally from as young as 15, after a rough spring split he bounced back in a major way in summer sending FNC to worlds. They would make the miracle comeback run, beating IMT and GAM in tiebreakers to escape their group, only to lose 3-1 to RNG. 2018 was the year of Fnatic in EU. They would win both splits placing 3rd/4th at MSI and making it to the World Finals. After all the amazing success they had, Caps wanted out, he signed with G2, and look to be even more dominant than the Fnatic squad ever could have been.

## Fantasy Outlook

Caps is known for his mechanical skill, he should be able to pick up solo kills against inferior mid laners, Caps could be a huge fantasy asset if G2 draws a group with some of the weaker teams. If not, his scores will be a bit more modest, still being one of the top mid laners, but maybe not as dominant fantasy-wise as some of his teammates.

Caps Averaged 20.61 PPG in the Regular Season & 17.69 PPG in the Playoffs.

Caps's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 19.79 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Akali
2. Sylas
3. Azir
4. Qiyana
5. Renekton

### Career

1. LeBlanc
2. Syndra
3. Ryze
4. Orianna
5. Corki
6. Azir
7. Cassiopeia
8. Taliyah
9. Zoe
10. Akali
Nisqy

Nisqy is currently a Belgian Mid Laner for North America's C9

## Team History

* 2015 - InFamouS Esport
* 2016 - Melty eSport Club
* 2017 Spring - Fnatic Academy
* 2017 Summer - Team EnVyUs
* 2018 - Splyce
* 2019-Present - Cloud 9

## History

Nisqy started out in small tournaments on InFamouS, before joining Melty. Even though they missed out on EU CS, Melty dominated most amateur tournaments they competed in. This got Nisqy a spot on Fnatic Academy, and after a good showing there, he moved to NA to join nV. nV was a playoff team, but Nisqy left, in favor of an offer back in Europe on Splyce. After a decent year in Europe, Cloud 9 wanted him to be their new franchise mid laner. While the NA public doubted him he proved to be one of the best mid laners in NA.

## Fantasy Outlook

Nisqy is a very hard player to rate, as his recent performance is unlike anything he has done before. The question remains, which Nisqy will show up, since so much of his game is built on confidence, his early performance will be extremely important on deciding his overall fantasy relevance.

Nisqy Averaged 19.56 PPG in the Regular Season & 20.95 PPG in the Playoffs.

Nisqy's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 19.38 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Sylas
2. Irelia
3. Qiyana
4. Veigar
5. Yasuo

### Career

1. Syndra
2. Cassiopeia
3. Ryze
4. Zoe
5. Taliyah
6. LeBlanc
7. Orianna
8. Azir
9. Galio
10. Sylas
Mikyx

Mikyx is currently a Slovenian Support for Europe's G2

## Team History

* 2016 Spring - Bottle Water
* 2016 Summer-2017 - Splyce
* 2018 - Misfits
* 2019-Present - G2 Esports

## History

Mikyx started out on Bottle Water, failing to qualify for the EU CS. He then signed with Splyce, transforming the team from relegation to Worlds. After another year with the team he moved to Misfits. Misfits with Mikyx was just a middle of the pack team, but then he signed with G2. On G2 he would prove himself as the best support in EU before qualifying for worlds.

## Fantasy Outlook

Mikyx is a very consistant support, however it doesn't always transfer to fantasy. His kill participation can sometimes be lower than it should be for seemingly no reason at all. Despite this, he is still one of the top fantasy supports at Worlds.

Mikyx Averaged 20.69 PPG in the Regular Season & 18.08 PPG in the Playoffs.

Mikyx's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 23.21 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Rakan
2. Yuumi
3. Gragas
4. Lux
5. Thresh

### Career

1. Braum
2. Rakan
3. Thresh
4. Tahm Kench
5. Karma
6. Alistar
7. Morgana
8. Bard
9. Gragas
10. Pyke
Uzi

Uzi is currently a Chinese ADC for China's RNG.

## Team History

* 2013-2014 - Royal Club
* 2015 - Oh My God
* 2016 Spring - Qiao Gu Reapers
* 2015 Summer-Present - Royal Never Give Up

## History

Uzi started out with the original Royal Club, making the World Finals in both seasons, despite a brief swap to mid lane in 2014 Spring. Uzi then left Royal Club for OMG, but the team heavily under-performed, so Uzi let for QG. QG then choked in the playoffs, so Uzi rejoined his old organization and joined Royal Never Give Up. He has remained with RNG ever since, known mostly for his mechanics.

## Fantasy Outlook

Uzi is often considered the best ADC, if not the best player in the world, even if his averages aren't that high, when push comes to shove at worlds, RNG will once again become the Uzi show.

Uzi Averaged 21.33 PPG in the Regular Season & 22.65 PPG in the Playoffs.

Uzi's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 22.01 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Kai'Sa
2. Xayah
3. Sivir
4. Ezreal
5. Ashe

### Career

1. Ezreal
2. Lucian
3. Sivir
4. Vayne
5. Caitlyn
6. Kai'Sa
7. Ashe
8. Tristana
9. Varus
10. Kog'Maw
Zeyzal

Zeyzal is currently an American Support for North America's C9

## Team History

* 2016 Spring - Serpentis Esports
* 2017 - eUnited
* 2018-Present - Cloud 9

## History

Zeyzal started out failing to make the NA CS on Serpentis, after this he moved to eUnited with Licorice and dominated the NA CS before moving with him to C9, where he still remains.

## Fantasy Outlook

Zeyzal is a decent support, but might not be world class.This, added to the fact he lanes with Sneaky, leads him to be a lower end fantasy support.

Zeyzal Averaged 16.99 PPG in the Regular Season & 17.82 PPG in the Playoffs.

Zeyzal's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 16.48 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Braum
2. Lux
3. Yuumi
4. Alistar
5. Thresh

### Career

1. Braum
2. Alistar
3. Tahm Kench
4. Thresh
5. Galio
6. Lulu
7. Rakan
8. Karma
9. Morgana
10. Shen
Promisq

Promisq is currently a Swedish Support for Europe's G2

## Team History

* 2015 Summer-2016 Spring - Elements
* 2016 Summer - FC Schalke 04
* 2017 Spring - Paris Saint-Germain
* 2017 Summer - Ninjas in Pyjamas
* 2018 - H2k Gaming
* 2019-Present - G2 Esports

## History

Promisq begun his career on Elements in the EU LCS, the team was unsuccessful, so he moved to S04 under the name sprattel. After S04 was relegated from the LCS he joined the PSG in the EU CS. He then joined NiP in the LCS, but after a terrible split moved to H2k. The H2k team was surprisingly good in spring before going 2-16 in summer. He then moved to G2 as there substitute support, winning in spring, granting him his first finish above 5th in the EU LCS.

## Fantasy Outlook

Promisq only played due to Mikyx's Injury, with that injury fully healed, he should not play at worlds.

## Champion Pool

### Career

1. Alistar
2. Thresh
3. Braum
4. Karma
5. Tahm Kench
Teddy

Teddy is currently a Korean ADC for Korea's SKT

## Team History

* 2016 Summer - Ever8 Winners
* 2017-2018 - Jin Air Green Wings
* 2019-Present - SK Telecom T1

## History

Teddy got his start on Ever8 Winners in Challenger's Korea, they would ultimately finish 3rd, unable to qualify for LCK. Despite this, Teddy was signed to Jin Air Green Wings. The team was terrible for the two years Teddy played there, placing 9th, 6th, 7th, and 8th. Terrible finishes aside, Teddy was a star, the lone bright spot on an awful team. Teddy would join SKT in 2019, leaving JAG to finish 10th in both splits, going 1-35 since losing Teddy.

## Fantasy Outlook

Teddy is known for his amazing CSing and Teamfighting abilities, making him the perfect ADC. Because of this, longer, closer games benefit him more than anyone else. If SKT smashes every game, Teddy's scores won't be as amazing as they should, but close long games could make Teddy not only the best ADC, but likely the best overall player in fantasy.

Teddy Averaged 15.38 PPG in the Regular Season & 20.86 PPG in the Playoffs.

Teddy's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 19.99 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Varus
2. Xayah
3. Sivir
4. Ezreal
5. Kai'Sa

### Career

1. Ezreal
2. Varus
3. Xayah
4. Jhin
5. Kalista
6. Ashe
7. Lucian
8. Sivir
9. Caitlyn
10. Kai'Sa
CoreJJ

CoreJJ is currently a Korean Support for North America'sTL

## Team History

* 2014 - Bigfile Miracle
* 2015 - Team Dignitas
* 2016-2018 - Samsung Galaxy/GenG
* 2019-Present - Team Liquid

## History

CoreJJ started out on BM as an ADC. After some poor performances in Korea, he moved to NA to play for Team Dignitas. DIG would make playoffs, but overall CoreJJ was disappointing. He then moved to SSG, quickly role swapping to support. He would eventually earn playing time next to Wraith before eventually becoming the full time starter. After a world championship victory, he would return to NA, this time as a support. On TL he has proved to be the best support in NA by far, and maybe the best player in NA all-around.

## Fantasy Outlook

CoreJJ is a world class support, but he is slightly handicapped by the fact he plays for Liquid. Even though TL isn't a top team, his lane partner Doublelift is more than enough to keep himself as a top tier fantasy support.

CoreJJ Averaged 17.77 PPG in the Regular Season & 16.71 PPG in the Playoffs.

CoreJJ's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 17.11 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Rakan
2. Tahm Kench
3. Braum
4. Lux
5. Yuumi

### Career

1. Tahm Kench
2. Braum
3. Rakan
4. Zyra
5. karma
6. Taric
7. Alistar
8. Lulu
9. Janna
10. Galio
Team Liquid

Team Liquid is a North American Organization formerly known as Team Curse.

## History

### Pre-2015

Team Curse started out losing a lot of minor tournaments. They entered the first LCS split with a roster of Voyboy, Saintvicious, Nyjacky, Cop, & Elementz. As Curse they would finish 4th, 6th, 4th, and 4th in the playoffs, making way for the forever fourth curse.

### 2015

Team Liquid would acquire Team Curse with a roster of Quas, IWillDominate, FeniX, Piglet, and Xpecial. After 2 straight 3rd place playoff finishes, TL would lose in the regional finals, missing out on worlds.

### 2016-2017

TL brought in Lourlo, Dardoch, and Matt, then would place 4th and 5th in 2016. In 2017 they struggled placing 9th in both splits, but being able to avoid relegation both times.

### 2018

In 2018 they would rebuild their entire roster, ending with Impact, Xmithie, Pobelter, Doublelift, and Olleh. After a 4th place regular season they would dominate the NA LCS, winning spring playoffs before placing 1st all summer. At worlds they would be unable to escape a group with KT Rolster and EDG.

### 2019

Despite regional dominance, TL wanted to make their mark internationally, signing Jensen and CoreJJ. This roster would win everything there is to win in NA, as well as making finals at MSI. Now they come into worlds with the highest expectations NA has had in a long time.

## Current Roster

Top - Impact

Jungle - Xmithie

Mid - Jensen

ADC - Doublelift

Support - CoreJJ

Substitute -

## Fantasy Outlook

TL is tough to gage, they play relatively slow, and historically North American teams (other than C9) have been unsuccessful at worlds. With that being said, if TL can play up to standards they should be decent fantasy options, especially in the bot lane.

## Fantasy Points per Game

### Regular Season

Impact - 17.25

Xmithie - 16.95

Jensen - 16.34

Doublelift - 19.98

CoreJJ - 17.77

### Playoffs

Impact - 14.34

Xmithie - 16.67

Jensen - 18.51

Doublelift - 19.92

CoreJJ - 16.71
Sword

Sword is currently a Korean Top Laner for Korea's GRF

## Team History

* 2016 - Team Turquality
* 2017-Present - Griffin

## History

Sword started out on Turkey's Team Turquality under the name Fencer. The team finished 6th, and subbed him out for most of summer. Despite being a sub on a bottom-tier Turkish team, Griffin decided to sign him as their top laner. He has been on Griffin ever since, being subbed out halfway through the summer split.

## Fantasy Outlook

Griffin has been set on Doran, Sword likely won't play, and if he does, he plays for Griffin, and is not worth a fantasy spot.

Sword Averaged 13.67 PPG in the Regular Season & 0.00 PPG in the Playoffs.

Lehends's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 1.82 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### Career

1. Jayce
2. Gnar
3. Camille
4. Sion
5. Urgot
Doublelift

Doublelift is currently an American ADC for North America'sTL

## Team History

* 2011 - Epik Gamer
* 2012-2015 - Counter Logic Gaming
* 2016-2017 - Team SoloMid
* 2018-Present - Team Liquid

## History

Doublelift started out as Epik Gamer's support at the Season 1 World Championship, he would then move to Counter Logic Gaming forming a bot lane with Aphromoo that would be the face of the franchise for years. After some sort of fallout between the two, CLG decided to keep Aphro, sending Doublelift to TSM. This is where DL truly found his groove and would become hands down the best ADC in NA. Despite this, the team still struggled internationally and after sitting out in spring and failing at worlds, he would be once again replaced. He would then move TL, cementing his spot as one of the Greatest of All Time in North America.

## Fantasy Outlook

Doublelift is an amazing ADC, but competition is fierce at worlds and he has a lot of ADCs who are just as good as he is. This leaves him as a higher upside middle tier fantasy option.

Doublelift Averaged 19.98 PPG in the Regular Season & 19.92 PPG in the Playoffs.

Doublelift's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 19.94 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Xayah
2. Sona
3. Kai'Sa
4. Caitlyn
5. Varus

### Career

1. Lucian
2. Tristana
3. Caitlyn
4. Ezreal
5. Sivir
6. Vayne
7. Ashe
8. Jhin
9. Kai'Sa
10. Jinx
Hana

Hana is currently a Taiwanese Jungler for Taiwan's JT

## History

Hana joined J Team in 2018 sharing time in the jungle before taking over the starting job and never letting up.

## Fantasy Outlook

Compared to the rest of the team Hana was not very good this season; however, he did have a few amazing games, some of which coming in the playoffs. Hana is a huge risk medium reward fantasy option.

Hana Averaged 12.91 PPG in the Regular Season & 16.91 PPG in the Playoffs.

Hana's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 13.03 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Gragas
2. Sejuani
3. Skarner
4. Olaf
5. Jarvan IV

### Career

1. Sejuani
2. Olaf
3. Lee Sin
4. Gragas
5. Jarvan IV
6. Rek'Sai
7. Zac
8. Xin Zhao
9. Skarner
10. Trundle
GAM Esports

GAM Esports is a Vietnamese Organization formerly known as Gigabyte Marines.

## History

### 2014

GAM Esports, then known as Team Miracle would debut in the VCS A League, having an extremely rough season, barely avoiding relegation.

### 2015

After a bad season, Team Miracle renamed to Boba Marines. They would go 6-1 in the regular season, but would only place 4th in the playoffs.

### 2016

In 2016, Boba Marines placed 4th in both splits, never making any noise in the playoffs either.

### 2017

Boba Marines would rename to GIGABYTE Marines, and sign a mostly new roster of Stark, Levi, Optimus, Slay, and Archie. They would go undefeated in Spring, sending them to MSI. At MSI they went 5-1 in a group with Latin America North's Lyon Gaming, Russia's Virtus.Pro, and Latin America South's Isurus Gaming. They then drew TSM, for a chance to make it to the main stage. They would shock TSM, taking them to 5 games before falling 3-2. They would then beat Turkey's SuperMassive Esports 3-1, sending them to the group stage. GAM would end up beating Team WE, G2 Esports, and Team SoloMid, ending the group stage 3-7, finishing in 6th place. They would replace their bot lane with NoWay and Sya for summer, still placing first in Vietnam and Southeast Asia, earning a spot at worlds

##### Worlds

GAM was drawn into a group with Korea's Longzhu Gaming, Europe's Fnatic, and North America's Immortals. They would go 2-4, placing them in a 3-way tie with FNC and IMT. FNC would beat GAM in the tiebreaker, knocking them out of the tournament.

### 2018

In 2018, GAM would lose most of their roster and place 3rd and 5th.

### 2019

##### Spring Season

The team would continue their 2018 trend, placing 5th and missing the playoffs

##### Summer Season

GAM was tired of losing, for the summer season they entirely revamped their roster, dominating the VCS and placing first, locking in their spot at worlds.

## Current Roster

Top -

Jungle -

Mid -

ADC -

Support -

Substitute -

## Fantasy Outlook

GAM is the toughest team to find expectations for worlds. GAM is hyper-aggressive and will score huge points in any game they are able to win, the problem with that, is figuring out how often they will win. The Vietnamese representative has always been able to pull off some upsets, but a few upsets might not be enough to make GAM fantasy relevant.
Aaron Paul

**Aaron Paul** (born August 27, 1979) is an American actor. He portrays Warren Cave on Apple TV+'s Truth Be Told.

## Biography

Aaron Paul was born in Emmett, Idaho. While growing up, Paul took part in church programs, and performed in plays.

He attended Centennial High School in Boise, Idaho. It was there, in eighth grade, that Aaron decided he wanted to become an actor. He joined the theatre department and became obsessed with the idea of acting for a living. After finishing school, Aaron moved to Los Angeles.

During the late '90's, he worked as an usher at the Universal Studios Movie Theatre in Hollywood. His television debut was in an episode of Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990), which was followed by an appearance in another Aaron Spelling series, Melrose Place (1992).

On the big screen, Aaron played the estranged son of Jeff Bridges in K-PAX (2001), and Tom Cruise's brother-in-law in Mission: Impossible III (2006).

After appearing in several roles on American television, his breakthrough role came as "Jesse Pinkman" in the AMC series Breaking Bad (2008). The character was only supposed to last for one season, but series creator Vince Gilligan changed his mind, due to Aaron's chemistry with Bryan Cranston. He has won three Emmy Awards for "Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series" for this role (2010, 2012 and 2014).

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Ming

Ming is currently a Chinese Support for China's RNG.

## Team History

* 2016 - Young Miracles
* 2017-Present - Royal Never Give Up

## History

Ming begun his career on Marvelous GB, along with Ning, as his ADC. The entire roster would then transfer to Young Miracles. After two straight 2nd place finishes and failed attempts to promote from the LSPL to the LPL, and Ning's role swap to Jungle, Ming would leave YM to join Royal Never Give Up. He has remained with RNG ever since, known mostly for his mechanics and smart decision-making.

## Fantasy Outlook

Ming is considered the best support in the world by some, but is still often underrated by most. He is a playmaker, and can often successfully do so while limiting deaths. While limiting deaths isn't as important for fantasy purposes, Ming is still bound to be a top contributor from the support position.

Ming Averaged 16.12 PPG in the Regular Season & 15.33 PPG in the Playoffs.

Ming's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 15.68 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Tahm Kench
2. Nautilus
3. Yuumi
4. Morgana
5. Thresh

### Career

1. Alistar
2. Tahm Kench
3. Braum
4. Thresh
5. Rakan
6. Morgana
7. Karma
8. Galio
9. Shen
10. Lulu
JackeyLove

JackeyLove is currently a Chinese ADC for China's IG.

## History

JackeyLove has only even been on IG. He started out as a prodigy trainee, just biding his time until he was old enough to debut. Once he came of age, he's never looked back, being the starting ADC ever since.

## Fantasy Outlook

JackeyLove isn't the flashiest player, but he consistently scores points, and is considered by most to be the driving force behind IG's ability to qualify for worlds, as the lone bright spot on an underperforming team.

JackeyLove Averaged 18.54 PPG in the Regular Season & 23.57 PPG in the Playoffs.

JackeyLove's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 20.99 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Sivir
2. Kai'Sa
3. Xayah
4. Varus
5. Lucian

### Career

1. Kai'Sa
2. Varus
3. Xayah
4. Ezreal
5. Lucian
6. Ashe
7. Sivir
8. Draven
9. Kalista
10. Caitlyn
Karsa

Karsa is currently a Taiwanese Jungler for China's RNG.

## Team History

* 2014 Summer - Machi 17
* 2015-2017 - Flash Wolves
* 2018 Spring-Present - Royal Never Give Up

## History

Karsa started out on Taiwan's Machi 17, after mediocre split he joined the yoe Flash Wolves, to team up with former classmates Maple and SwordArT. Flash Wolves would become the definition of Taiwanese League of Legends, finishing First or Second in every split they competed in with Karsa. They qualified for MSI in 2016 & 2017, as well as worlds in all 3 years. Despite some promising international finishes, Flash Wolves was never going to be able to win worlds, the Taiwanese Region just didn't have the firepower they needed to produce a true contender. So, arguable the best player in Taiwanese league history, left Taiwan, for China. Karsa signed with RNG, not even as a starter, but a substitute to Mlxg. It was clear they would split time, but Mlxg was the starter. Karsa would slowly earn more and more playing time until Mlxg became inactive and eventually retired. Karsa has been with RNG ever since, known for his ability to play many different styles depending on the situation.

## Fantasy Outlook

Karsa is an all-around jungler who can adapt at a moments notice, unfortunately sometimes that means he plays incredibly cautiously, hurting his fantasy value. Still, Karsa always manages a relatively high kill participation and should be a solid fantasy option

Karsa Averaged 19.53 PPG in the Regular Season & 16.29 PPG in the Playoffs.

Karsa's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 17.89 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Jarvan IV
2. Gragas
3. Olaf
4. Sejuani
5. Skarner

### Career

1. Lee Sin
2. Gragas
3. Rek'Sai
4. Jarvan IV
5. Elise
6. Graves
7. Nidalee
8. Kha'Zix
9. Sejuani
10. Rengar
J Team

J Team is a Taiwanese Organization owned by musician Jay Chou.

## History

### 2016

J Team would form after acquiring the roster of the former world champion Taipei Assassins. The roster of Morning, REFRA1N, FoFo, BeBe, and Jay would dominate the regular season, but lose to the Flash Wolves in the finals. They would then choke and lose 3-2 to Machi Esports in the regional finals, losing their shot at making worlds.

### 2017

Not much would change in 2017, but the team would play worse, placing 3rd and 4th in spring and summer.

### 2018

After a disappointing year, they would bring in Rest, Alex, Breaker, Lilv, and Ysera, keeping only FoFo, but 2018 would be more of the same with a 5th and 4th place finish.

### 2019

They would then sign Hana and Koala to be their jungler and support. Not much changed in spring as the team finished 3rd, but everything would come together in summer as the team went 12-0 and easily qualified for worlds.

## Current Roster

Top - Rest

Jungle - Hana

Mid - FoFo

ADC - Lilv

Support - Koala

Substitute - REFRA1N

## Fantasy Outlook

J Team dominated Taiwan this season, but with the state of the LMS, that doesn't mean much. Their lack of firepower along with very slow play style leads JT to be one of the weaker fantasy options.

## Fantasy Points per Game

### Regular Season

Rest - 11.95

Hana - 12.91

FoFo - 16.62

Lilv - 16.35

Koala - 12.71

### Playoffs

Rest - 18.63

Hana - 16.91

FoFo - 15.69

Lilv - 16.82

Koala - 12.48
Svenskeren

Svenskeren is currently an Danish Jungler for North America's C9

## Team History

* 2013 - Copenhagen Wolves
* 2014-2015 - SK Gaming
* 2016-2017 - Team SoloMid
* 2018-Present - Cloud 9

## History

Svenskeren started out on Copenhagen Wolves, barely staying in the EU LCS. He then moved to SK Gaming where he proved himself as one of Europe's best junglers, but he was suspended for the first 3 games of the 2014 World Championship, dooming SK. He then moved to NA to join TSM, but was relatively disappointing. He rejuvenated his career when he joined C9, proving now to be the best jungler in North America.

## Fantasy Outlook

Svenskeren gets his points from making plays early and often, if he's allowed to continue this play at worlds, he'll be a top fantasy player, more likely the extra competition will lessen him to a more middle tier option.

Svenskeren Averaged 18.39 PPG in the Regular Season & 19.89 PPG in the Playoffs.

Svenskeren's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 18.35 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Gragas
2. Jarvan IV
3. Rek'Sai
4. Sejuani
5. Xin Zhao

### Career

1. Lee Sin
2. Gragas
3. Rek'Sai
4. Elise
5. Jarvan IV
6. Kha'Zix
7. Sejuani
8. Graves
9. Evelynn
10. Xin Zhao
Norskeren

Norskeren is currently a Norwegian Support for Europe's SPY

## Team History

* 2016 Summer - Dream Team
* 2017 Spring - Millenium
* 2017 Summer - FC Schalke 04
* 2018 - Team ROCCAT
* 2019-Present - Splyce

## History

Norskeren started out on Dream Team in the NA CS. After a disappointing split, Millenium picked him up. After another disappointing split, this time in the EU CS, he joined S04. On S04 he had a great split qualifying for the LCS. He then got his first shot on an LCS roster with Team ROCCAT. He had a breakout rookie season on ROC, but the team would be refused entrance into the LEC, having him say that he was unable to find an LEC job. However, after Splyce was allowed into the LEC, he was able to snag the job of starting support. His 2019 season was up and down, but he ended on a high note, qualifying for worlds.

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Rakan
2. Nautilus
3. Braum
4. Tahm Kench
5. Yuumi

### Career

1. Tahm Kench
2. Braum
3. Thresh
4. Rakan
5. Alistar
6. Nautilus
7. Pyke
8. Janna
9. Shen
10. Karma
Tian

Tian is currently a Chinese Jungler for China's FPX.

## Team History

* 2017 Summer - Young Miracles
* 2018 Spring - Suning Gaming (Substitute)
* 2018 Summer - Suning Gaming (Inactive)
* 2019-Present - FunPlus Phoenix

## History

Tian's career began with the LSPL's Young Miracles, after a successful rookie season in China's Secondary League, he made it to the Main League by joining Suning Gaming. Tian would have to compete against H4cker for the starting jungler role for Suning. Tian would play most of the first 5 of SNG's series, going 2-3. H4cker then claimed the starting job, and Tian would only play 1 game the rest of the split. In Summer, SNG would commit to H4cker, leaving Tian on the bench for the entire split. Tian then left SNG, looking for a starting job within the LPL, and finding a spot on FunPlus Phoenix. Tian has played for FPX ever since, being known for his willingness to duel the enemy jungler and always be ready to gank or countergank mid for Doinb.

## Fantasy Outlook

Tian is an aggresive jungler, often leading toward a high-risk high-reward fantasy score. He is very keen to countergank earning him more early game assists than the average jungler, but can also be prone to over-aggression while behind, causing a large amounts of deaths.

Tian Averaged 21.59 PPG in the Regular Season & 18.89 PPG in the Playoffs.

Tian's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 20.45 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Gragas
2. Olaf
3. Elise
4. Sejuani
5. Sylas

### Career

1. Gragas
2. Elise
3. Lee Sin
4. Jarvan IV
5. Rek'Sai
6. Sejuani
7. Olaf
8. Xin Zhao
9. Sylas
10. Aatrox
Koala

Koala is currently a Taiwanese Support for Taiwan's JT

## Team History

* 2016 Spring - Taipei Berserkers
* 2016 Summer - Dream Catcher Gaming
* 2017 - Raise Gaming
* 2018 - G-Rex
* 2019-Present - J Team

## History

Koala started out on TPB, he then moved to DCG. He then moved to the surprisingly successful Raise Gaming, qualifying them for the LMS. After Raise Gaming disbanded he moved to G-Rex qualifying for Worlds 2018. They would do surprisingly well in play-ins but ultimately go 0-6. After worlds, he moved to J Team to team back up with Lilv.

## Fantasy Outlook

Koala is a pretty good support by LMS standards leading teams to worlds in back to back years, but even with a relatively weak support class at worlds, he still likely won't be fantasy relevant.

Koala Averaged 12.71 PPG in the Regular Season & 12.48 PPG in the Playoffs.

Koala's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 11.65 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Tahm Kench
2. Rakan
3. Lux
4. Yuumi
5. Pyke

### Career

1. Tahm Kench
2. Braum
3. Alistar
4. Thresh
5. Rakan
6. Bard
7. Taric
8. Karma
9. Morgana
10. Shen
Lwx

Lwx is currently a Chinese ADC for China's FPX.

## Team History

* 2016 Summer - Tan Chi Sa Gaming
* 2017 - Newbee
* 2018-Present - FunPlus Phoenix

## History

Lwx started his career on Tan Chi Sa Gaming in the Chinese Secondary League, the LSPL with Crisp (then known as Lqs). This team flopped horribly being relegated out of the LSPL in only 1 season. Despite this, Lwx & Crisp joined Newbee in the LPL. He had a couple substitutes, but got the majority of playing time for Newbee. The team, however, was mediocre, losing in the 2nd round of the playoffs in both splits. Lwx & Crisp then joined the new organization FunPlus Phoenix. Lwx has played for FPX ever since, being known for his ability to clean up teamfights and avoid death.

## Fantasy Outlook

Lwx is a cautious player, who rarely dies, but doesn't often create a lead in lane. He is reliant on his team for a majority of his fantasy points.

Lwx Averaged 23.95 PPG in the Regular Season & 20.17 PPG in the Playoffs.

Lwx's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 22.36 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Lucian
2. Kai'Sa
3. Caitlyn
4. Varus
5. Sivir

### Career

1. Kai'Sa
2. Lucian
3. Caitlyn
4. Varus
5. Ezreal
6. Kog'Maw
7. Kalista
8. Sivir
9. Xayah
10. Ashe
Lilv

Lilv is currently a Taiwanese ADC for Taiwan's JT

## Team History

* 2016 Spring - Taipei Assassins
* 2016 Summer - Dream Catcher Gaming
* 2017 - Raise Gaming
* 2018-Present - J Team

## History

Lilv started out on TPA, but after a disappointing season he move to DCG in the ECS. He then moved to the surprisingly successful Raise Gaming, putting him on the map as a top tier ADC in the LMS. After Raise Gaming disbanded he moved to J Team and proved that he should be known as one of the best players in LMS.

## Fantasy Outlook

Lilv is a strong player, but ADC is the deepest role at worlds. He will score fine but most likely will not be fantasy relevant compared to other ADCs.

Lilv Averaged 16.35 PPG in the Regular Season & 16.82 PPG in the Playoffs.

Lilv's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 15.48 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Xayah
2. Ezreal
3. Sivir
4. Ashe
5. Lucian

### Career

1. Ezreal
2. Varus
3. Sivir
4. Xayah
5. Lucian
6. Caitlyn
7. Jhin
8. Kai'Sa
9. Ashe
10. Kalista
Xiaohu

Xiaohu is currently a Chinese Mid Laner for China's RNG.

## Team History

* 2014 - MD E-sports Club
* 2015 Spring - GamTee
* 2015 Summer-Present - Royal Never Give Up

## History

Xiaohu started his career on an amateur team called MD E-sports Club, where they failed to even qualify for the LSPL, China's Secondary League. He was then picked up by GamTee for the 2015 Spring Season, The team went 1-12-9, good for 11th place out of 12 teams, and a trip to relegations. GamTee survived relegations by eliminating Star Horn Royal Club 3-0. Royal Club would then buy GamTee's LPL spot, naming the team Royal Never Give Up. They decided to keep Xiaohu, and he has remained with RNG ever since, known for his all-around gameplay.

## Fantasy Outlook

Xiaohu is not the focal point of RNG; however, he still gets a lot of resources, puts up good scores, and has found himself in LPL MVP voting numerous times, winning it once. He is a jack of all trades, guaranteeing him point in the early game, and late game. He might not have a monster game, but Xiaohu should be a consistant scorer and valuable fantasy option.

Xiaohu Averaged 20.45 PPG in the Regular Season & 15.74 PPG in the Playoffs.

Xiaohu's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 18.06 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Sylas
2. Karma
3. Akali
4. Neeko
5. Rumble

### Career

1. Ryze
2. Azir
3. Syndra
4. LeBlanc
5. Orianna
6. Taliyah
7. Galio
8. Lissandra
9. Zoe
10. Vladimir
Kobbe

Kobbe is currently a Danish ADC for Europe's SPY

## Team History

* 2014 Summer - Denial eSports EU/4everzenzyg
* 2015 - Team Dignitas EU
* 2016-Present - Splyce

## History

Kobbe started out on Denial Esports playing in the EU CS, after a middling tourney he joined 4everzenzyg for EU CS Summer Split #2. After another split of similar result he joined DIG EU. They would place 5th in spring, but 1st in summer sending them to the LCS. DIG EU sold to Splyce, Kobbe has been Splyce's Franchise player even since.

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Xayah
2. Kai'Sa
3. Sivir
4. Tristana
5. Lucian

### Career

1. Sivir
2. Jhin
3. Caitlyn
4. Lucian
5. Ezreal
6. Varus
7. Tristana
8. Xayah
9. Corki
10. Kai'Sa
Impact

Impact is currently a Korean Top Laner for North America'sTL

## Team History

* 2012 - Xenics Storm
* 2013-2014 - SK Telecom T1
* 2015 - Team Impulse
* 2016 Spring - NRG Esports
* 2016 Summer-2017 - Cloud 9
* 2018-Present - Team Liquid

## History

As many up and coming korean players do, Impact got his start on Xenics Storm. He then moved to SKT where he would become a world champion. After that he played on korean-heavy lineups in North America on TIP and NRG. He finally found a home on C9, where he would lead them to the top of the table multiple times, before leaving for TL.

## Fantasy Outlook

Impact is a safe mid tier top laner who will get his points but with a very low chance of a pop off.

Impact Averaged 17.25 PPG in the Regular Season & 14.34 PPG in the Playoffs.

Impact's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 15.43 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Aatrox
2. Renekton
3. Jayce
4. Gangplank
5. Kennen

### Career

1. Shen
2. Gnar
3. Maokai
4. Kennen
5. Renekton
6. Gangplank
7. Rumble
8. Trundle
9. Shyvana
10. Nautilus
Rest

Rest is currently a Taiwanese Top Laner for Taiwan's JT

## History

Rest was given his start on J Team II, very quickly moving up to to the main squad. He has been the top laner for J Team ever since.

## Fantasy Outlook

Rest's regular season was very weak, and he likely won't be a fantasy relevant top laner, but he had a monster playoffs, so if J Team is going to step up when it truly counts, Rest will be a big part of that.

Rest Averaged 11.95 PPG in the Regular Season & 18.63 PPG in the Playoffs.

Rest's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 12.81 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Aatrox
2. Renekton
3. Jayce
4. Kennen
5. Vladimir

### Career

1. Ornn
2. Aatrox
3. Gangplank
4. Gnar
5. Kennen
6. Camille
7. Nautilus
8. Maokai
9. Fiora
10. Cho'Gath
Perkz

Perkz is currently a Croatian ADC for Europe's G2

## Team History

* 2014 Summer - GSI Gaming
* 2015 - Gamers2
* 2016-2020 - G2 Esports
* 2020-Present - Cloud9

## History

Perkz started out for GSI Gaming playing in small tournaments, before joining Gamers2 in the EU CS. He would lead Gamers2 to the EU LCS, where they would rename to G2 Esports. He's been the franchise player for G2 ever since, but has switched from Mid to ADC, in order to accommodate Caps.

## Fantasy Outlook

Perkz is an interesting case. His role swap brought into question his mechanics and champion pool for the ADC role, but he's been highly successful. He seems to be a good all-around ADC, with a higher likelihood than most to play mages or bruisers in the bot lane. Fantasy-wise, he's the highest ranked player of any role, but that could change if he's unable to keep with some of the best ADCs in the world.

Perkz Averaged 22.85 PPG in the Regular Season & 21.82 PPG in the Playoffs.

Perkz's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 23.21 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Lucian
2. Xayah
3. Sivir
4. Yasuo
5. Kai'Sa

### Career

1. Syndra
2. Lucian
3. Cassiopeia
4. Xayah
5. Corki
6. Kai'Sa
7. Zoe
8. Yasuo
9. Jayce
10. Zed
Worlds 2019

## 2019 World Championship

Worlds 2019 will be held throughout Europe from 10/2 to 11/10

### Main Stage Teams

* FunPlus Phoenix (FPX) - China #1
* Royal Never Give Up (RNG) - China #2
* Invictus Gaming (IG) - China #3
* SK Telecom T1 (SKT) - Korea #1
* Griffin (GRF) - Korea #2
* G2 Esports (G2) - Europe #1
* Fnatic (FNC) - Europe #2
* Team Liquid (TL) - North America #1
* Cloud 9 (C9) - North America #2
* J Team (JT) - Taiwan #1
* AHQ e-sports club (AHQ) - Taiwan #2
* GAM Esports - Vietnam #1

### Play-In Stage Teams

* DAMWON Gaming (DWG) - Korea #3
* Splyce (SPY) - Europe #3
* Clutch Gaming (CG) - North America #3
* Hong Kong Attitude (HKA) - Taiwan #3
* Unicorns of Love (UOL) - Russia #1
* Lowkey Esports (LK) - Vietnam #2
* Royal Youth (RYL) - Turkey #1
* Flamengo eSports (FLA) - Brazil #1
* Detonation FocusMe (DFM) - Japan #1
* Isurus Gaming (ISG) - Latin America #1
* MAMMOTH (MMM) - Oceania #1
* MEGA (MG) - Southeast Asia #1
Player Manager

Player Manager is used to change the stats of players such as Movement speed or Jump Height and Lives

Only 1 Player Manager works at a time per game. So make sure there is only 1 Player Manager in your game!

With the Multiplayer setting ON It will change the stats per player instead in multiplayer.

Can also be used to output the current health the player has

Warning: Going too fast may crash the game

Many of the settings, if set to 0, can instantly kill or end the game for players
Doran

Doran is currently a Korean Top Laner for Korea's GRF

## History

Doran started out as a Trainee for Griffin, sitting out all of spring. Partway through summer he was brought in to replace Sword, and despite his lack of experience, and very similar performance to Sword, they have stuck with him, all the way to Worlds.

## Fantasy Outlook

Doran, like the rest of Griffin, are very risky fantasy picks, as they don't play bloody and often don't score a lot of points. Doran is especially risky, as he has only played with the team for a couple months and will have a servicable substitute waiting behind him.

Doran Averaged 13.13 PPG in the Regular Season & 6.71 PPG in the Playoffs.

Doran's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 11.64 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Kennen
2. Aatrox
3. Mordekaiser
4. Neeko
5. Irelia

### Career

1. Kennen
2. Aatrox
3. Mordekaiser
4. Akali
5. Jayce
6. Neeko
7. Irelia
8. Gangplank
9. Urgot
10. Sylas
Viper

Viper is currently a Korean ADC for Korea's GRF

## History

Viper joined Griffin in CK, along with Lehends, to be the new bot lane. They would be extremely successful together, staying on Griffin ever since.

## Fantasy Outlook

Viper is a solid mechanical ADC, but he is not an aggressive laner, and his overall fantasy scores aren't amazing, leading to a difficult fantasy player.

Viper Averaged 17.84 PPG in the Regular Season & 6.36 PPG in the Playoffs.

Viper's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 16.29 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Kai'Sa
2. Ezreal
3. Xayah
4. Lucian
5. Sona

### Career

1. Kai'Sa
2. Ezreal
3. Lucian
4. Xayah
5. Vladimir
6. Kalista
7. Vayne
8. Yasuo
9. Tristana
10. Ashe
FunPlus Phoenix

FunPlus Phoenix (FPX) is a Chinese Organization owned by FunPlus, a Chinese Video Game Developer.

## History

### 2018

FunPlus Phoenix was formed as an expansion team for the 2018 Spring Season. The roster of GimGoon, Pepper, Cool, Lwx, and Crisp finished with a 9-10 series record and a 21-24 game record, just missing the playoffs in their debut split. Summer Season saw the addition of Xinyi in the Jungle, the team went 8-11 in series and 20-26 in games, qualifying for the playoffs as the 4th seed from the West Region. They would win 1 game against JD Gaming, but were eliminated after the 3-1 series loss.

### 2019

##### Spring Season

FPX was seen as one of the up and coming teams of the 2019 season, after there additions of Tian in the Jungle and Doinb in the Mid Lane. While the team was branded as up and coming, they jumped out of the gate, starting the season 8-0 in series, and ending 13-2 in series and 28-10 in games, earning them the number 1 seed heading into playoffs. They would once again run into JD Gaming, after this time securing a bye into the Semifinals. JDG's Cindarella playoff run would continue as FPX lost 3-2. Even though they beat TOP 3-1 to secure 3rd place, the playoffs were seen as a disappointment for the #1 seed, and brought back the sentiment of 'Doinb's teams failing in the playoffs.'

##### Summer Season

FPX, now seen as a favorite to win the split, once again started out 8-0, en route to a 14-1 season going an amazing 29-4 in individual games, and earning them another #1 seed in the playoffs. Once again starting in the Semifinals, this time they dispatched BLG 3-1, before beating RNG 3-1 and booking their ticket to Worlds as China's #1 Seed.

## Current Roster

Top - GimGoon

Jungle - Tian

Mid - Doinb

ADC - Lwx

Support - Crisp

Substitute - Xinyi (Jungle)

## Fantasy Outlook

As the #1 seed from China, widely considered the strongest overall region, expectations are high for FPX. FPX plays relatively bloody games, leading to high fantasy points. Unfortunately, this team is very inexperienced, as none of their players have played a game at Worlds before, and they are known to be unreliable under pressure, out of all the top teams, FPX is the most likely to crash and burn, but if they play to expectations, they could easily be the top scorers in each role.

## Fantasy Points per Game

### Regular Season

GimGoon - 18.85

Tian - 21.59

Doinb - 22.95

Lwx - 23.95

Crisp - 19.94

Xinyi - 0.00

### Playoffs

GimGoon - 17.75

Tian - 18.89

Doinb - 19.43

Lwx - 20.17

Crisp - 12.62

Xinyi - 0.00
Spawn Point

This is where players will spawn in the game.

You can change which model the players will spawn with here.

If there is a Character Changer on the map it will overwrite the selected model here

If the Spawn Point is turned OFF, players will not spawn at it

If you are looking to change the players stats you should place a Player Manager
Sensor 2.0

The Sensor can detect Players or Objects.

Sensor’s are often used to start a gameplay prop logic chain. If the Sensor is used to detect Players in multiplayer it can send specific player information (green wire) to other props. Also known as "Player ID" wires

For example if you power a Variable Modifier it will modify that specific players own variable and not every players variable. (But only if the Variable has "Multiplayer" toggled ON)
Tarzan

Tarzan is currently a Korean Jungler for Korea's GRF

## History

Tarzan joined Griffin in CK, as a jungle sub to replace Yonghun. He would perform the best out of any of the junglers and has been the starter even since.

## Fantasy Outlook

Tarzan is probably the most aggressive member of Griffin, which usually makes him the best option from the team; however, this can also lead to him not being on the same page as his team, and him accumulating a lot of deaths.

Tarzan Averaged 15.18 PPG in the Regular Season & 5.92 PPG in the Playoffs.

Tarzan's Adjusted Worlds Projection is 14.12 PPG. (Subject to Change)

## Champion Pool

### This Season

1. Sejuani
2. Olaf
3. Jarvan IV
4. Karthus
5. Elise

### Career

1. Sejuani
2. Olaf
3. Jarvan IV
4. Gragas
5. Zac
6. Lee Sin
7. Trundle
8. Nocturne
9. Elise
10. Kha'Zix
Orome

Orome is currently a Romanian Top Laner for Europe's SPY

## Team History

* 2016 Summer-2017 - Nexus Gaming
* 2018 Spring - Outplayed
* 2018 Summer - KIYF eSports Club
* 2019-Present - Splyce Vipers/Mad Lions E.C.

## History

Orome started out on Nexus Gaming unsuccessfully qualifying for the EU CS. He then moved to Outplayed, placing 2nd in Italy. He then moved on to KIYF in Spain placing 3rd. He then signed with Splyce's academy team Splyce Vipers, which then merged with Mad Lions E.C.

## Fantasy Outlook

Orome played 1 game in Spring and none in Summer, so it is very unlikely he sees playing time at Worlds.

## Champion Pool

### Career

1. Vladimir
2. Aatrox
3. Cho'Gath
4. Ornn
5. Swain
Splyce

Splyce is a European Organization formerly known as Team Dignitas.EU

## History

### Pre-2016

Dignitas EU was floating around EU Challenger for a while before qualifying for the EU LCS. Dignitas however, already had a team in the NA LCS, and were forced to sell one of the organizations. DIG EU would then be sold to Follow Esports before the 2016 season.

### 2016

Before the season Follow Esports would rebrand to Splyce. Wunder, Trashy, Sencux, Kobbe, and Nisbeth would lead them to an 8th place finish and a quick re-qualification to the LCS. The team would then sign Mikyx at support for the summer season, placing 3rd and heading to worlds through the gauntlet.

##### Worlds

They would be grouped with China's RNG, Korea's SSG, and NA's TSM. They would go 1-5, beating RNG once and playing TSM extremely well despite losing both matchups.

### 2017

Splyce was a middle-of-the-pack team in the 2017 season, placing 3rd in their group and losing in the quarterfinals in both splits

### 2018

Splyce would rebuild their roster in 2018, ending with Odoamne, Xerxe, Nisqy, Kobbe, and KaSing. In spring the team would place 3rd in both the regular season and playoffs. In summer the team would struggle, placing 6th, losing in the first round of the playoffs and missing out on worlds.

### 2019

The EU LCS would become the LEC in 2019, and Splyce was originally denied a spot in the new league, but after other negotiations fell through, they were admitted into the league. Unfortunately, they had already released their roster allowing the players to find new opportunities. They ended up with Vizicsacsi, Xerxe, Humanoid, Kobbe, and Norskeren. In Spring Splyce would surprisingly finish 4th in both the regular season and they playoffs after a promising rookie split from Humanoid. In summer they would place 3rd, but get swept by Rogue in the first round of the playoffs finishing 5th/6th. This didn't stop them from running the gauntlet and qualifying for worlds as Europe's 3rd seed.

## Current Roster

Top - Vizicsacsi

Jungle - Xerxe

Mid - Humanoid

ADC - Kobbe

Support - Norskeren

Substitute - Orome (Top)

## Fantasy Outlook

Splyce likes to play slow, long games, slow games lead to less points, long games lead to more points. If Splyce is successful they should get decent points from teamfights, but might have one of the lowest scores if they lose. Splyce is still a major region team in the play-ins and should be favored to win every game, but they have a little more risk fantasy-wise than would be expected.

## Fantasy Points per Game

### Regular Season

Vizicsacsi - 15.46

Xerxe - 17.13

Humanoid - 16.52

Kobbe - 20.03

Norskeren - 16.25

Orome - 0.00

### Playoffs

Vizicsacsi - 11.67

Xerxe - 13.46

Humanoid - 11.75

Kobbe - 14.89

Norskeren - 9.98

Orome - 0.00