13

The bot laner playing under the name 13 is Zayan Tareau, a Frenchman who suits up for Movistar KOI Fénix in the LES. He is a marksman by role, holding down the bottom lane with a support beside him, so coordination with that partner matters just as much as his mechanical ability.

What the Bot Lane Asks For

Bot lane carries, usually referred to as ADCs or marksmen, serve as the classic late-game damage dealers on a League of Legends roster. The job calls for patience: they farm gold and items through the early stages so they can become the main source of steady damage during teamfights. For a bot laner, positioning is everything. These champions are generally squishy, so they have to deal damage from the back of a fight while staying clear of assassins and dive threats. The role pays off for players who keep their nerve when things get tense.

Representing Movistar KOI Fénix

Suiting up for Movistar KOI Fénix ties 13 to a well-known name in Spanish-speaking competitive gaming, an organisation built around an ambitious esports image. Within the LES, Tareau competes in a regional scene that has steadily grown into a path for French and Iberian players to prove themselves against tough domestic rivals.

A Marksman Still Climbing

Still active and steadily building his name, 13 fits the modern French export mold: a mechanically sharp player developing inside a regional competitive system. In the bot lane, rapport with a support and clean execution when it counts are what set the promising apart from the proven. As Tareau gathers more stage time with Movistar KOI Fénix, his progress will depend on turning consistent laning into the clutch late-game carrying that marks elite marksmen. He is a player that LES watchers and anyone following the wider French pipeline should keep an eye on.