Nitz

Known competitively as Nitz, Murilo Ramlov is a Brazilian mid laner whose career unfolds in one of the most passionate and talent-rich regions in professional League of Legends. At 21 years old, he represents the wave of young Brazilian mid players determined to make an impression both domestically and, eventually, on the international stage. He currently competes for Tropa Raizen, an organization operating within the vibrant Brazilian competitive scene.

Role and Approach in the Mid Lane

The mid lane is the strategic heartbeat of any League of Legends team, and Nitz embraces the responsibilities that come with it. Positioned at the center of the map, a mid laner must balance farming, roaming, and vision control while remaining a constant threat to the enemy’s flanks. Success in this role demands quick decision-making, precise mechanics, and the confidence to dictate the tempo of a game. Nitz operates as a player who blends laning stability with the flexibility to influence skirmishes across the map.

Signature Champions

Nitz’s champion pool reflects a preference for control and sustained damage. Irelia gives him a mobile, mechanically demanding pick capable of dominating both lane duels and extended teamfights, rewarding his aggression and confidence in one-on-one exchanges. Cassiopeia offers a scaling mage identity, punishing opponents with relentless poison damage and area denial once she reaches her power spikes. Swain rounds out his repertoire as a durable, disruptive threat who thrives in drawn-out engagements, soaking damage while dealing it in return. Together these champions show a mid laner comfortable across several archetypes.

Career Outlook

Playing for Tropa Raizen, Nitz continues to develop within Brazil’s competitive ecosystem, a scene long celebrated for producing hungry, expressive talent. For a player still in his early twenties, the coming seasons represent a crucial window for growth, consistency, and recognition. If he continues refining his versatile champion pool and sharpening his macro instincts, Nitz has the profile of a mid laner capable of climbing the Brazilian ranks and carving out a lasting professional identity.