Caedrel Forms Unique League of Legends Pro Team
Caedrel, a prominent figure in the League of Legends streaming community, has recently assembled a professional roster that blends seasoned veterans with unexpected talents, promising an intriguing and entertaining dynamic on stage. Notably, he has surpassed even Riot Games’ official broadcasts in terms of viewership, evidenced by an impressive peak of approximately 400,000 concurrent viewers during the Worlds 2024 event. This achievement has propelled him to the forefront of the Twitch streaming landscape.
In addition to organizing a League of Legends award show set for early December, Caedrel has revealed plans for a unique pro team. The lineup features an intriguing combination of established stars and less conventional choices, sure to captivate fans across the gaming community.
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Introducing the Roster
Here is the lineup for the newly formed team:
- Top: Thebausffs
- Jungle: Valid
- Mid: Nemesis
- ADC: Crown
- Support: Rekkles
This roster is noteworthy for several reasons. Caedrel has brought Nemesis back into the professional scene while granting Rekkles another chance to showcase his skills in Europe. Thebausffs, known for his controversial yet captivating playstyle, adds an element of unpredictability to the team. In a recent video, Caedrel expressed his intention to refine Thebaus’ approach while keeping his unique style intact.
Despite past controversies, such as facing bans for “inting,”Thebaus’ performance within a formal league environment raises questions and anticipation. Caedrel has opted for entertainment value over traditional recruitment strategies, focusing on popular names within the LEC community. The only newcomer to the roster is Velja, a highly-rated Challenger jungler whose potential remains to be fully explored in a professional setting.
Competitive Landscape: Where Will Los Ratones Compete?
As of now, Caedrel has not definitively selected an ERL (European Regional League) region for his team. However, he has confirmed that they will compete within Europe. Initially contemplating the creation of a streamer league, he decided against this due to the complexities involved in managing such a diverse group of teams.
While he also considered forming a squad in the NACL (North America Challenger League), Caedrel noted his unfamiliarity with the region and the potential time zone challenges. Therefore, he opted for a European focus, with various ERL regions available to choose from—including popular leagues such as the LFL (France), the SuperLiga (Spain), and the Prime League (Germany/Austria/Switzerland).
Rekkles has shown interest in remaining closer to home, preferring to play from his residence to spend time with family after a year in Korea with T1. This could lead him to participate in a league that offers reliable internet connectivity while fulfilling his personal preferences.
With many ERL teams facing financial difficulties and withdrawing from competition, Caedrel’s involvement could reinvigorate viewer engagement and support the EMEA scene. His distinctive roster and streaming prowess have the potential to breathe new life into a struggling environment for league enthusiasts.
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