PraY

Born Jongin Kim, PraY ranks among the most decorated and widely respected bot laners in League of Legends history. The 32-year-old South Korean marksman is remembered as one of the defining names of the LCK’s golden age, and his place on the LCK All-Stars roster speaks to the lasting mark he left over a legendary competitive run.

A Storied Career

As an AD carry, PraY earned his reputation through sharp mechanics and sharper shot-calling, lifting every roster he played for. Alongside support GorillA, he formed a bot-lane pairing that many consider the finest the game has produced, built on decisive teamfighting and almost wordless coordination. Over several years at the top of Korean play, he reached the summit of domestic competition and carried his region’s colors on the sport’s largest international stages, earning a name as a player who performed best when the pressure peaked.

Signature Champions

PraY’s champion pool was wide and deep. Ezreal stood out as a signature pick, giving him room to show off his mechanical flair through skillshot poke and well-timed repositioning, while Corki offered a late-scaling threat able to set the pace of mid-game play. He also took Graves into the bot lane during that champion’s marksman era, a choice that highlighted his flexibility and his comfort with aggressive, high-agency styles that kept opponents under constant pressure.

Legacy and the All-Star Stage

Playing now for the LCK All-Stars, PraY keeps earning the attention of fans who followed him at his peak. These events honor the personalities and icons who shaped the scene, and few fit that role better than a marksman whose highlight reel came to define an era. His presence serves as a reminder of the skill and imagination that turned him into a familiar name among League players.

Whether people look back on his championship record or on his continued work as an ambassador for the game, PraY stands as a major figure in the marksman lineage. His impact shows in how today’s bot laners think about positioning, teamfighting, and mental discipline, and it will outlast his most active years in competition.