Bounty

Gabriel Donner, known in-game as Bounty, is a 23-year-old support from Brazil who plays for Conviction in the NACL. Brazil has one of the most passionate League of Legends fanbases anywhere, and he now competes in North America’s ranked ladder of teams, bringing an international perspective to a squad working its way up the region’s second tier.

Holding Down the Bot Lane as Support

Supporting means watching the map, giving up your own stats for the team, and making the first move. Bounty starts out in the bot lane, shielding and empowering his marksman during the fragile early minutes, and from there he spreads across the map to control vision and generate plays for others. Much of a support’s work happens in small places: placing wards on key chokepoints, cutting off enemy sight lines, and deciding precisely when to start a fight or protect a teammate. Plenty of this effort never shows up in the stat table, but it becomes obvious once you look at how the game was won.

Signature Champions

The champions Bounty gravitates toward point to a player who wants to create plays. Thresh rewards mechanical skill with hooks, lantern saves, and flay repositions that can turn a teamfight on their own when the player behind them is confident. Senna sits somewhere between support and carry, growing into a long-range threat for anyone willing to farm patiently, and Bard offers a roaming, unpredictable game built around portals and global ultimate plays. Taken together, these picks show a support who prefers to dictate the pace of a match rather than respond to it.

The NACL serves as a key development league in North America, where squads like Conviction fight to earn recognition and where emerging players look for chances at a higher level. For a Brazilian import, learning a new region while keeping his play at a strong standard is a real measure of his professionalism and adaptability.

Bounty is 23, a stage where he can still improve while already having the experience to lead from support. His path forward comes down to the fundamentals of the role: refining his engage timing, sharpening his vision control, and building tight synergy with his carries. If those elements come together, the combination of aggressive champion picks and an international background could take him past the NACL.