
Rahel, known off the stage as Minseong Cho, is a 22-year-old South Korean bot laner competing for Sentinels in the LCS. As the primary damage-dealing marksman for his organization, Rahel occupies a position where consistency and positioning are prized above almost all else, and where late-game teamfights are frequently won or lost on the shoulders of the AD carry.
Bot laners share their lane with a support partner, forming a duo whose early-game harmony often sets the tone for the entire match. The role demands disciplined farming, careful positioning, and the composure to deal sustained damage from the backline while under constant threat. As the game progresses, the marksman typically becomes a team’s most important scaling asset, and Rahel’s job is to survive the chaos of teamfights long enough to unleash that damage when it matters most.
Rahel’s champion pool includes Aphelios, one of the most mechanically intricate marksmen in the game. Aphelios juggles five distinct weapons, each with its own ammunition and ultimate interaction, demanding constant attention to resource cycling and weapon sequencing. A player who commits to Aphelios signals both mechanical ambition and a deep understanding of the champion’s rhythms, since the reward for mastery is a versatile carry capable of adapting to nearly any situation on the fly.
Sentinels have built a competitive presence across multiple esports titles, and their League of Legends roster reflects a desire to challenge at the top of the LCS. For Rahel, the objective is to develop reliable synergy with his support, weather the region’s fierce competition, and translate his individual skill into wins that push Sentinels up the standings. With youth on his side and a demanding champion pool at his disposal, Rahel has a genuine chance to grow into one of the region’s premier bot-lane threats over the seasons to come.
Rahel (Minseong Cho) is 22 years old, born February 13, 2004.
Rahel currently plays as Bot / ADC for Sentinels in the LCS.
Rahel is best known for Aphelios.

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