Blame

Mirco Marongiu, competing as Blame, is an Italian jungler who plays for NOVO Esports. Italy’s competitive League of Legends scene is expanding, and he is one of the homegrown players helping it gain wider recognition.

The Jungler’s Domain

Few positions ask as much of a player as jungle. Right from the opening seconds, a jungler has to clear neutral camps quickly, keep tabs on the opposing team, take objectives such as Dragon and Baron, and pick the lanes where a gank will pay off. The role mixes resource control with nonstop judgment calls, and the pace a jungler establishes often decides whether their side takes over or slides behind. Blame approaches the role with an aggressive, play-creating mindset.

A Signature of Aggression

The champions he chooses make his preferred style clear. Lee Sin is the classic jungler for players who value skillful execution, since he rewards early aggression and mechanical precision with the chance for highlight-level plays. Ekko blends assassination threat with the security of his rewind ultimate, and Qiyana carries high risk and high reward, requiring accurate engages to deliver heavy burst damage. Taken together, these picks show Blame as a player who wants to set the tempo and open up chances rather than wait for opponents to act first.

Playing for NOVO Esports gives Blame a team setting in which to sharpen that aggressive identity. As regional leagues across Europe grow, Italian players have gained more organized routes to improve and to test themselves against strong opponents.

For a jungler with Blame’s style, the path forward depends on turning aggression into steady, match-deciding impact. Junglers who master picks like Lee Sin and Qiyana can end up anchoring a roster when early pressure converts into advantages across the whole map. If he keeps refining his instincts and decision-making, Blame has the potential to make a name for himself among the Italian competitive scene’s standout junglers.