Kisno, the in-game name of James Woo, is a 23-year-old American jungler who plays for NRG in the NACL, North America’s proving ground for rising talent. As a homegrown player competing within one of the region’s recognizable organizations, he represents the kind of prospect the North American development scene is designed to cultivate and elevate toward the top tier of competition.
The jungle is a role of movement and initiative. Rather than being tied to a single lane, Kisno’s job is to roam the map, farm neutral monsters, secure the game’s major objectives, and pick the right windows to swing lanes in his team’s favor with well-timed ganks. Good junglers dictate the pace of the early game and often serve as the shot-callers who decide when to fight and when to farm. It is a cerebral role as much as a mechanical one, demanding constant map awareness and split-second judgment.
Kisno’s champion pool features Kindred and Viego, a pairing that highlights a carry-minded, aggressive jungling style. Kindred is a marksman jungler that scales through stacking and rewards precise skirmishing and objective control, while Viego is a duelist who thrives in extended fights and can chain takedowns by possessing fallen enemies. Both champions favor a proactive player who wants to be at the center of the action rather than playing a purely supportive, tank-oriented role.
Competing in the NACL under the NRG banner, Kisno is positioned in an environment built to test and develop emerging players. At 23, he has both the youthful mechanics and the growing experience needed to make an impression. Should he continue to refine his pathing and decision-making while showcasing his carry potential on champions like Kindred and Viego, he stands as a jungler capable of pushing toward higher levels of North American play.
Kisno (James Woo) is 23 years old, born December 28, 2002.
Kisno currently plays as Jungle for NRG in the NACL.
Kisno is best known for Kindred, Viego.

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