About phast
phast, whose real name is Jiho Kim, is a professional support player currently competing in Japan’s premier competitive circuit, the LJL, as a member of the roster known as hands. His journey reflects a familiar and enduring narrative in League of Legends esports: a Korean-born talent bringing his craft to a foreign league eager to benefit from the depth of the Korean player pool.
The Art of Support
Support is the most selfless role in the game, and phast has dedicated himself to its demands. Rather than farming minions or racking up flashy kills, a support player invests in vision, protection, and enabling teammates to shine. From warding key objectives to landing the crowd-control abilities that turn skirmishes into decisive victories, phast operates in the space between the spotlight and the scoreboard, where his impact is felt more than it is seen.
The role also carries a heavy strategic burden. Supports are often the eyes and voice of a team, tracking enemy movements, coordinating rotations, and setting up the picks that unravel opposing formations. In the bot lane, phast’s chemistry with his marksman is paramount, since the pairing must weather the early game together before the support fans out to influence the broader map. His work frequently determines whether his team enters the mid-game with the informational and positional edge it needs.
Competing in the LJL
The LJL has steadily matured into one of Asia’s most compelling regional leagues, and imported talent has played a significant part in raising its competitive ceiling. For phast, representing hands within this ecosystem means adapting to a distinct competitive culture while contributing the fundamentals honed in one of the world’s most rigorous solo-queue environments.
Although comprehensive public details about phast’s background remain limited, his active status in a top-tier league underscores the confidence his organization places in his abilities. Support players often build their legacies quietly, earning respect through reliability and clutch playmaking rather than headline statistics. As his time in the LJL continues, phast has the opportunity to establish himself as a foundational piece for hands and to demonstrate the enabling brilliance that defines the very best in his position.
Signature Champions
FAQ
phast currently plays as Support for hands in the LJL.
phast is best known for Leona, Milio, Lulu, Nautilus, Renata Glasc.
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