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Score was afflicted by the "second place curse" as it was generally called. This became a meme because, for many years when competing in the LCK, Score would end in second. Luckily for him, the curse was broken in 2018. After that moment of hard-earned success, the player retired in 2

As League of Legends' prodigal explorer, Ezreal's carefree personality and shifty gameplay have won him a dedicated following—one that is, perhaps, best evinced by his cosplayers. Due to his many excursions across Runeterra— League's world—Ezreal's many experiences offer a wide range of potential interpretations for enthusiasts to consider and elaborate u

If a group fight starts off with Glacial Fissure hitting most of the enemy team they can kiss their sorry butts goodbye. This is why this ability has a long casting time in general. Players need to be absolutely sure this move works but when it does, it can make engaging the enemy a bre

It’s not just the mid-laner who needs to deal with the chaos of the central lane, it’s everyone. Thanks to how easy it is to reach, most team fights will usually surround this lane, with junglers trying to get behind entire teams from either side of the jungle and the other teammates trying to push up this primary ro

Utilizing the insult as their caption, @viickyscarlet poses as an ostensibly deep-in-thought Ezreal, though it's likely he is only considering the best way to rile up his opponent. Aside from arresting viewers with the recurrent blue, this cosplay pays particular attention to Ezreal's power gauntlet and emphasizes the arcane and ornate elements of the dev

Like many other competitive players, Stephen "Snoopeh" Ellis bounced around a bit during his relatively brief career. His break into stardom happened when he signed with CLG EU in 2011, but he made a name for himself under Evil Geniuses (EG). In contrast to aggro-junglers, Snoopeh took a more support-based approach, but still ganked fairly of

The honor system in League of Legends is certainly well-meaning, but hardly an effective deterrent from negative players. Voting for your favorite player gives hardly any benefit, and most players are likely to give honor to the player with the highest KDA ra

The champions of the mid lane aren’t only diverse in mechanics, but also quite diverse in terms of appearance. Besides the humanoid characters, several monsters like the gargoyle Galio and the immense Cho'Gath are much more reminiscent of the intimidating monsters of the jungle than other champi

Veigar is a simple champion; you just keep building AP and press R to obliterate your mid-lane competition . But great power comes at a great cost to the tune of 1820 RP for this 8-bit inspired skin. Many fans felt (and still feel) that it's one of the coolest skins in the g

Beyond a recolor, the emote was doubly hilarious since it now has Nautilus literally swimming through space in a spacesuit. The skin also has a reactive helmet that makes a cute face when Nautilus laughs. Though the skin received a graphical update in 2015, it remains pretty much the same as it was at lau

Once a fresh-faced, eager mid laner for TSM, Søren "Bjergsen" Bjerg was declared one of the best mid laners among those who played in the NA LCS. He was the second player to move from the EU LCS to the NA LCS. Over the course of his career, he won six LCS titles and participated in five world championships with the same t

For the most part, it’s fairly hard to believe when someone claims to be smurfing, meaning they claim to be playing on a lower ranked account than their normal one. These claims are nearly impossible to verify, and even a victorious game can hardly dictate whether they're telling the tr

The former owner of team Origens, Enrique "xPeke" Cedeño Martínez used to be a feared mid-laner in Fnatic. His favorite champions were Kassadin, Ahri, LeBlanc, Orianna, and Zed - one of the most banned champions ever . The last time that Enrique Cedeño was seen on the mid lane professionally was back in 2

As League of Legend's inaugural "Ultimate Skin," Pulse Fire Ezreal pushed boundaries and prominently showcased the evolving quality of cosmetics in the game. @samui_san brings the incredible design of the skin to life, posing with the gauntlet-turned-blaster at the re

As a part of the Spirit Blossom event, Riot debuted a host of themed skins including this one for Thresh. Curiously, it shows Thresh in a somewhat human form and players could chat with the arbiter of death in a Lol World Atlas client mini-g

Whether it's his seemingly pure desire for exploration or petulant disregard for rules or others in the pursuit of adventure, there is almost something childlike about Ezreal's propensity for travel. Posing with the affectation of an outlaw, @leoontimboo channels this aspect of Ezreal's personality and brings it to life through his cosp

Ahh yes, the dark days of League of Legends when Dominion was still a thing. This epically cool skin for the anchor wielder released the same year as Pool Party Renekton (2012). It featured some of the most surprising traits of skins to that po