Daption

Daption, whose full name is Sam Parsa Zarriz, is a 25-year-old Canadian support player currently competing for Cincinnati Fear. As an active professional, he continues to ply his trade in the demanding and often underappreciated support role, the position that quietly shapes the flow of every match.

Anchoring the Bottom Lane

Support is the role where game sense outweighs raw farm. Daption is tasked with protecting his marksman through the fragile early laning phase, controlling vision across the map, and setting up plays that allow his teammates to snowball advantages. Whether shielding a carry from incoming damage, landing a crucial hook or engage, or simply denying the enemy jungler information through smart ward placement, the support’s fingerprints are on nearly every strategic decision a team makes.

Representing Cincinnati Fear, Daption competes in the North American developmental and amateur pipeline, the tier of play that has historically served as a proving ground for the region’s future stars. This environment rewards players who can demonstrate leadership, adaptability, and the shot-calling instincts that define a top-class support.

Building a Career

At 25, Daption sits at an experienced point for a support, an age at which many players in the role hit their stride thanks to the accumulated map knowledge and communication skills the position demands. Canadian talent has long fed into the broader North American scene, and players like Daption represent the depth of that talent pool.

As an active competitor, his story is still being written. The support role rewards persistence and cerebral play, qualities that can extend careers and open doors to higher levels of competition. For Daption, the immediate focus lies with Cincinnati Fear, where consistent performances and strong teamwork could serve as the springboard toward larger stages in North American League of Legends.