
About Necro
Necro, whose real name is Richard Hyža, is a 22-year-old Slovak midlaner currently on the roster of QMistry. As an active competitor from Slovakia, he represents a Central European nation whose players frequently populate the region’s amateur and semi-professional tiers, feeding into the wider European competitive pipeline.
Anchoring the Midlane
The mid lane is often described as the heartbeat of a League of Legends team, and Necro’s role places him at that pivotal center of the map. Midlaners must balance individual laning duels with the responsibility of influencing the entire board, roaming to assist teammates and contesting neutral objectives when the moment calls for it. The position rewards proactive players who can seize tempo, punish opponents’ mistakes, and act as a reliable source of damage in coordinated fights.
Team Context
Necro competes under the QMistry banner, an organization within the competitive circuit where he continues to develop as an active player. For midlaners at this stage of their careers, the emphasis falls on consistency, cultivating strong synergy with the jungler, and demonstrating the kind of reliable performances that attract attention from higher-tier teams.
The Road Ahead
At 22 and still active, Necro remains within a productive competitive window. His trajectory will be shaped by how well he and QMistry can string together strong showings and by his continued growth as a central playmaker. For an ambitious midlaner, the objective is clear: build a body of consistent, impactful play that can serve as a springboard toward more prominent stages in European League of Legends.
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FAQ
Necro (Richard Hyža) is 22 years old, born December 16, 2003.
Necro currently plays as Mid for QMistry in the .
Necro is best known for Syndra, Zed, Azir, Taliyah, Aurelion Sol.
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