2T

2T is the alias of Tri Nguyen Trong, a Vietnamese top laner whose competitive days unfolded within the Vietnam Championship Series, the VCS. Now 23 years old and retired from active competition, he most recently represented AS Esports in a region famous for its frenetic, combat-heavy interpretation of League of Legends.

Aggression in the Vietnamese Style

The VCS has earned a reputation as one of the most chaotic and skirmish-driven leagues in the world, a place where teams fight early and often. Thriving as a top laner in that environment required 2T to embrace constant conflict, favoring proactive plays and relentless pressure over slow, methodical macro. Vietnamese top laners are frequently expected to be duelists and playmakers, and his career was shaped by that expectation.

Bladed Signature Picks

Nothing captures his style better than his signature champions, Akali and Irelia. Both are high-skill, high-tempo bruiser-assassins that reward mechanical mastery and aggressive positioning. Akali offers burst damage and slippery mobility through her smoke and dashes, while Irelia snowballs through relentless auto-attack resets and lane dominance. Building his pool around this pair marked 2T as a player who wanted to seize the initiative, roam for kills, and carry fights through raw outplays rather than passive scaling.

With AS Esports, he channeled that aggressive identity into the demands of VCS competition, where a top laner who can win his lane and impact the map is a genuine asset. The role’s isolation suited a player confident enough to fight his own battles and translate solo-lane leads into team-wide momentum.

Though 2T has since stepped away from the professional stage, his career stands as a snapshot of the VCS mindset: fearless, mechanically driven, and built for the fight. His Akali and Irelia performances remain part of the story of Vietnamese League of Legends, a region that continues to punch above its weight and produce players unafraid to take the game into their own hands.