Bounty

Bounty, whose real name is Gabriel Donner, is a 23-year-old Brazilian support player competing for Conviction in the NACL. Originally from Brazil, a country renowned for one of the most fervent League of Legends communities in the world, he now plies his trade in the North American competitive pipeline, adding an international flavour to a roster chasing progress through the region’s tier-two circuit.

Anchoring the Bot Lane as Support

The support role is one of vision, sacrifice, and initiative. Bounty’s job begins in the bot lane, where he protects and enables his marksman through the vulnerable opening minutes, then expands across the map as a controller of information and a creator of opportunities. Supports live in the details: warding key chokepoints, denying enemy sightlines, and picking the exact moment to engage or peel. It is a role where individual brilliance is often invisible on the scoreboard yet unmistakable in the outcome of a game.

Signature Champions

Bounty’s preferred picks reveal a playmaking instinct. Thresh is the quintessential support of skill expression, his hooks, lantern saves, and flay repositions capable of single-handedly swinging teamfights for a confident player. Senna blurs the line between support and carry, scaling into a long-range threat that rewards patient stacking, while Bard brings a roaming, unpredictable style built on portals and global ultimate plays. This trio marks Bounty as a support who wants to shape the game actively rather than simply react to it.

The NACL functions as a vital development league within the North American structure, a place where teams like Conviction compete to prove themselves and where rising players audition for opportunities at higher levels. For a Brazilian import, adapting to a new region while maintaining a high standard of play is itself a meaningful test of professionalism and versatility.

At 23, Bounty sits at a promising point in his career, young enough to keep climbing yet experienced enough to lead from the support position. His outlook depends on the timeless demands of the role: sharpening his engage timing, tightening his vision game, and forging strong chemistry with his carries. Should those pieces align, his blend of playmaking champions and international ambition could carry him beyond the NACL stage.