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I just noticed how cleverly they use the stars.
For OFK, their stars are tangible because they make up the core that led to the historic three-peat. Their stars show that their achievements are well-established, concrete realities.
Then you have Doran, which is a cool middle ground. His stars also have a clear shape, but unlike the others, his isn't tangible; it's dynamic all around him. It's like a visual nod to how T1's massive legacy now follows him while honouring his contributions to the three-peat.
Then you have Peyz. Because he has not yet claimed a championship, his stars remain formless and out of focus. It shows his brilliant but unrealised and unfulfilled ambition.
(Or I'm just reading too much into it)
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That's how Keria as support :
"I heal you, I shield you, I guide you, I peel for you, I engage for you. So Peyz,you need to play without fear,carry us,and shine"
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🐨The ultimate goal is, of course, to win. When the journey comes to an end, rather than being remembered with grand labels, I’d simply like to be remembered as a player who fully fulfilled his role.
I’ll be competing in the League of Legends World Championship in the US, and I’d love to have the fans interest and support. I’ll do my absolute best to stay in the tournament until the very last day—delaying my return home as long as possible—so that I can share the joy of lifting the trophy with all the fans.
☹️ lets do well suhwan
