Follow

Ignacio Anderson, competing as Follow, is an Argentine jungler currently active in the LRS, the top Spanish-language competitive league for Latin America’s southern cone. Representing Farenvehn at the age of 26, he brings experience and regional pedigree to one of the most demanding positions on the Rift.

Steering the Game from the Jungle

The jungle role is often described as the map’s steering wheel, and for good reason. Rather than committing to a single lane, the jungler moves fluidly across the map, balancing camp clears with gank timings and objective control. Every decision, whether to invade, to counter-gank, or to set up a dragon, ripples outward and affects all three lanes. Follow occupies that command role for Farenvehn, tasked with turning early tempo into meaningful pressure across the map.

The LRS and the Latin American Scene

The LRS, or Liga Regional Sur, is the premier competitive circuit for the southern portion of Latin America, and it serves as a crucial development ground for Spanish-speaking talent. Argentina in particular has a passionate League of Legends community, and players like Follow embody the region’s competitive ambitions. Success in the LRS can open doors to the broader Latin American championship structure, making every split an opportunity to climb the regional ladder.

At 26, Follow sits in the experienced tier of active players, an age at which a jungler’s value often shifts from raw mechanical explosiveness toward veteran decision-making and shot-calling. The best junglers in this phase of their careers become the tactical anchors of their rosters, reading the enemy jungler’s movements and orchestrating the macro plays that decide close games.

Continuing the Climb

As an active competitor, Follow remains in the thick of the fight for regional supremacy. His presence on Farenvehn gives the roster a seasoned hand in the jungle, and the LRS provides the stage on which his experience can translate into results. The coming seasons will test whether that blend of longevity and tactical awareness can propel his team deeper into the Latin American competitive picture.