However, they were sent home shortly after, following the loss to LNG. In the end, they were still able to snatch a 4 th place and get to the playoffs.
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The first one is, in fact, Royal Never Give Up.Īfter winning MSI, RNG had a very rough start back in Summer, losing some series at the beginning. If LNG is LPL’s 4 th seed and in 8 th place in our Power Rankings, then probably all the other LPL teams are above that. Paired with Faker’s experience, T1 will try its best to return to victory and aim for that Worlds Trophy. Depending on drafts and champion pools, each have their own strong points. The strength of this roster resides in the bottom side of the map, as support Keria and ADCs Teddy/Gumayusi form a great bot lane. However, during playoffs, the experience between the new teams and the old glory came out: T1 advanced to the Summer Split Finals and had a decent performance against the champions DWG Kia. After missing out last year, the GOAT is back onto the grandest stage of the whole season and he’s eager to win.Īfter a somewhat difficult start, T1 remained a top 4 team for the majority of the year. T1įaker’s return to Worlds is probably what makes Worlds 2021 even more exciting to the fans. Anyway, Fnatic has what it takes to do well in this Worlds 2021. While that worked really well in the domestic region, we’ll have to see how international teams will respond. The big shining point of this Fnatic roster is their team macro game, as players coordinate each other to make cross-map plays, especially towards bot lane. Bwipo proved that the roleswap to jungle worked pretty well, as he quickly became a top-tier player thanks to his game knowledge, and Adam also impressed against the best players in the LEC. After a thrilling run which saw them rise from the losers’ brackets in Summer playoffs, Fnatic made their way back at Worlds 2021 with the new lineup.
Next one on the list is Fnatic, EU’s 2 nd seed.
If they do, we will surely have another contender for the Knockout stages. LNG will have to go through the play-ins stage but they are one of the favorites to make it out. Nonetheless, his team is not too shabby: Icon and Ale have very high peaks and the bot lane is also pretty consistent. His pathing and game knowledge is top-notch, supporting his team with the right ganks and skirmishes during the early game. With how fierce the competition is in the region, that’s surely an outstanding praise. The jungler made his way back to competitive following the disastrous Griffin drama that happened two years ago, and oh boy, did he impress: Tarzan is considered by many one of, if not, the best jungler in the LPL. Yet, LNG Esports’ best player is actually Korean: Tarzan. The amount of talent that comes from there is not comparable to any other region. LNG EsportsĮveryone knows that China is probably the best region in the world when it comes to League of Legends. PCS keeps impressing everyone year after year, so make sure to not underestimate them! 8. If you’re worried about their international performance, then you should go back and watch their MSI’s performance: PSG Talon is a serious competitor to make it out of Groups Stage. They’ve been such a dominant force in their domestic region, winning both Spring and Summer Split, and only losing one series during the whole year! Bear in mind that last year they weren’t able to play with their starting roster due to Covid restrictions so they should perform better this time around. PSG TalonĪfter a decent Worlds performance last year, PSG Talon returns this year with good intentions to make it out of groups. If he keeps his form, we might see some insane plays at Worlds 2021. Deft has also been in brilliant form, outperforming most marksmen back in Korea. The first is still, without a doubt, one of the best mid laners out there: it will be important to see how he fares against international competition.
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He’s a very composed player that understand his team’s strength, taking full advantage of the two super-carries Chovy and Deft. Thanks to the addition of jungler Willer to the roster, HLE looked very different from the regular season. Nevertheless, the results were enough to secure themselves a ticket to the play-ins stage, where they are one of the favorites. After a very disappointing Summer Split (ended in 8 th), the team almost completed a miracle run in the Regional Finals, only losing to T1 in a 3-2 series. Opening the list at the number ten spot, we have Korea’s fourth seed, Hanwha Life Esports.
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