Greyone

Greyone, known off the Rift as Batuhan Özcan, is a Turkish bot laner whose competitive tenure included time with Baby Buffaloes in the Turkish Championship League (TCL). Now retired from active play, he remains a part of the fabric of Turkish League of Legends, a region long celebrated for its passionate fanbase and its history of producing fearless, aggressive competitors.

Life as an ADC

The bot lane, or AD carry position, is one of the most unforgiving roles in the game. Bot laners typically pilot ranged marksmen whose damage output scales dramatically into the late game, but who begin fragile and heavily dependent on positioning and support. Greyone’s job in that seat was to farm safely, survive the vulnerable early phases, and then transform into his team’s primary source of sustained damage once the game reached its decisive teamfights. It is a role defined by discipline, precise positioning, and nerves of steel, since a marksman caught out of position can lose a game in a single mistake.

The Turkish Circuit

Competing in the TCL, Greyone was part of a league renowned for its intensity and its tendency to produce hyper-aggressive, action-packed matches. The Turkish scene has historically punched above its weight on the international stage, and players who cut their teeth there developed a reputation for combative, unrelenting play. Representing Baby Buffaloes, Greyone contributed to that competitive tradition during his run in the region.

Retirement is a natural chapter in any esports career, particularly given the demanding reflexes and relentless practice the bot lane requires. Many former players transition into coaching, content creation, streaming, or other roles within the ecosystem, carrying their accumulated knowledge forward and mentoring the next generation of hopefuls.

Though his playing days have concluded, Greyone’s time in the TCL forms part of his personal legacy within Turkish League of Legends. His journey reflects the reality of a scene where many talented competitors dedicate years to the marksman role, and where the experience gained remains valuable long after the final professional match is played.