Introduction
With the rise of esports, female gamers have been breaking the stereotypes and showcasing th
Introduction
With the rise of esports, female gamers have been breaking the stereotypes and showcasing their skills in the competitive scene. In the world of League of Legends, there are many notable female players who have earned the title of "esports goddess" or "电竞女神". These players have not only proven their talent in playing the game but have also inspired many women to pursue their passion for esports.
Faker's teammate: Sson
Son Seung-ik, also known as "Sson", is one of the few female players in the League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK). She started her career as a professional player in 2014 on the team Najin Black Sword. Sson is a support player and is known for her aggressive playstyle and exceptional skills in protecting her teammates. She gained the attention of fans and opponents alike after joining SK Telecom T1 in 2016 and becoming the teammate of the legendary player Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok.
The Queen of Assassins: Faker's rival, Rookie
Hu Yifan, also known as "Rookie", is a Chinese professional League of Legends player. She is currently playing as the mid laner for the team Invictus Gaming. Rookie is known for her exceptional mechanical skills, especially on assassin champions like LeBlanc and Zed. She has been Faker's rival since her debut in Korean competitive scene, and in 2018, she won the World Championship, earning the title of "The Queen of Assassins".
The Sniper of Longzhu: PraY
Kim Jong-in, better known by his in-game name "PraY", is a retired League of Legends player who played as the AD Carry for the team Longzhu Gaming. PraY is known for his exceptional positioning and aim, earning him the nickname "The Sniper of Longzhu". He played alongside another notable female player, Kang "GorillA" Beom-hyeon, as the support player, forming one of the most successful bot lane duos in the Korean competitive scene.
The Rising Star: Uzi's disciple, Xiaohu
Liu Haoxiang, also known as "Xiaohu", is a Chinese professional League of Legends player. She currently plays as the mid laner for the team Royal Never Give Up. Xiaohu is known for her versatility and adaptability, playing both supportive and carry champions with ease. She started her professional career as a trainee under the legendary player Jian "Uzi" Zi-Hao and has since then become a rising star in the esports scene.
The Captain of RNG: Ming
Shi Sen-Ming, also known as "Ming", is a Chinese professional League of Legends player who currently plays as the support player for the team Royal Never Give Up. Ming is known for her exceptional shotcalling and leadership skills, earning her the position of team captain. She has played alongside some of the best players in China, including Uzi, and has helped her team achieve many victories in various tournaments.
The Support Goddess: Wolf
Lee Jae-wan, better known by his in-game name "Wolf", is a retired League of Legends player who played as the support player for the team SK Telecom T1. Wolf is known for his exceptional skills in protecting his teammates, especially his AD Carry. He played alongside Faker and was a crucial part of the team's strategies and shotcalling. Wolf has been recognized as one of the best support players in the history of League of Legends, earning him the title of "Support Goddess".
Conclusion
These female players have not only proven their worth in the competitive scene but have also challenged the stereotypes surrounding gender and esports. Their success has inspired many women to pursue their passion for video games and to break the barriers that still exist in the industry. They have shown that talent and dedication are the key to success, regardless of gender.