Peyz

Peyz, born SOOHWAN Kim, is a South Korean bot laner competing for T1 in the LCK. At 20 years old, he is among the most closely watched marksmen of his generation, and his move into the T1 organization places him at one of the sport’s most prestigious addresses. The bot lane carry position he occupies is one of the most mechanically demanding roles in the game, and Peyz has built his reputation on the sharp, high-output play that the position rewards.

Signature Champions and Playstyle

Peyz’s champion pool speaks volumes about his style. He is comfortable on hyper-carries and lane-dominant marksmen alike, with Kai’Sa, Aphelios, Kalista, Zeri, Ezreal, and Xayah among his favored picks. That spread reveals a player who can flex between scaling damage dealers and mobile, mechanically intensive champions. Kai’Sa and Aphelios reward precise itemization and positioning in extended teamfights, while Zeri and Kalista demand relentless kiting and footwork. Ezreal offers safety and poke, and Xayah brings self-peel and burst. Mastery across such a varied roster marks Peyz as a versatile threat rather than a one-dimensional specialist.

Carrying the Load in the LCK

As a bot laner, Peyz shoulders much of his team’s sustained damage output, especially in the late game where a well-positioned marksman can dismantle an entire enemy composition. It is a role that punishes hesitation and misplacement severely, since these champions are fragile and rely on their team for protection. Peyz’s task is to survive the early skirmishes, farm efficiently, and then deliver the damage that closes out fights and secures objectives.

Competing for T1 in the LCK situates Peyz within an organization whose legacy demands excellence and a league where the standard of bot-lane play is extraordinarily high. Facing the region’s finest marksmen week in and week out is a proving ground that has forged many of the game’s greatest carries.

With his youth, deep champion pool, and a platform as elevated as T1, Peyz projects as one of the marksmen most likely to define the position’s future. If he continues to grow in consistency and teamfight decision-making, he has every ingredient needed to become a cornerstone carry for years to come.