Peyz

Born SOOHWAN Kim, Peyz is a South Korean bot laner who plays for T1 in the LCK. Still only 20, he has become one of the most closely followed marksmen of his generation, and joining T1 puts him at one of the most storied addresses in the sport. The bot lane carry role he fills is among the most mechanically taxing in the game, and Peyz has earned his name through the aggressive, high-damage style the position demands.

Signature Champions and Playstyle

The champions Peyz chooses tell you a lot about how he plays. Kai’Sa, Aphelios, Kalista, Zeri, Ezreal, and Xayah all appear among his go-to picks, covering both long-scaling damage dealers and lane-focused marksmen who depend on mobility and tight mechanics. Kai’Sa and Aphelios reward careful item choices and smart positioning during drawn-out teamfights, whereas Zeri and Kalista require constant kiting and precise footwork. Ezreal leans on safety and poke, while Xayah offers self-peel and burst. Being comfortable across such a varied set of champions makes Peyz a flexible threat rather than a player limited to one style.

Carrying the Load in the LCK

On his team, Peyz is responsible for much of the sustained damage, particularly late in games, when a marksman in the right spot can take apart an entire enemy lineup. The role leaves little room for error: these champions are fragile and depend on teammates to keep them alive, so a single hesitant step or badly placed position can be costly. His job is to get through the early skirmishes, farm efficiently, and then unleash the damage that finishes fights and takes objectives.

Playing for T1 in the LCK places Peyz inside an organization with a demanding legacy, in a league where bot-lane standards are exceptionally high. Facing the region’s best marksmen every week serves as a testing ground that has shaped many of the game’s top carries.

Given his age, wide champion pool, and a stage as prominent as T1, Peyz looks likely to be among the marksmen who shape the position going forward. If he becomes more consistent and sharper in teamfight decisions, he has what it takes to become a central carry for years to come.