
Lyonz, known off the server as Pedro Peralta, is an Argentine support player who lines up for Disguised in the LCS. At 24, he is one of relatively few Latin American players to earn a foothold in North America’s premier competition, a distinction that speaks to both his skill and his determination to climb beyond his home region’s circuit.
Latin America has produced a passionate community of League of Legends players, yet the path from that scene to a major western league is steep and rarely traveled. Lyonz’s presence in the LCS therefore carries meaning beyond his individual performances; he stands as an example of what regional talent can achieve when given the platform. His journey reflects a broader trend of the LCS drawing from an increasingly international pool rather than confining itself to established markets.
The support role is the quiet engine of any competitive duo, defined by selflessness and constant communication. A support player is tasked with protecting the bot lane carry, controlling vision through wards, and initiating or disengaging teamfights with impeccable timing. Success in the position is measured less by flashy statistics and more by the enabling work that lets teammates shine, which makes it a role that rewards game sense, coordination, and emotional steadiness under pressure. As Disguised’s support, Lyonz shoulders the responsibility of orchestrating the map’s tempo alongside his botlane partner.
Working within Disguised, an organization aiming to carve out its identity in North America, Lyonz contributes the kind of veteran-minded stability a young roster often needs. His experience gives the team a voice that can steady chaotic moments and translate strategic plans into coordinated execution.
Lyonz’s continued challenge is to prove that his rise through the international ranks was no accident, converting opportunity into lasting relevance in one of the world’s toughest leagues. Should he keep refining his shotcalling and vision control, he can solidify his standing as a dependable LCS support and, along the way, inspire the next wave of Latin American hopefuls to believe the leap is possible.
Lyonz (Pedro Peralta) is 24 years old, born November 29, 2001.
Lyonz currently plays as Support for Disguised in the LCS.
Lyonz is best known for Leona, Pyke, Nautilus, Nami.

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