Piglet

Few names carry as much weight among longtime League of Legends fans as Piglet. Born Reuben Salb, this South Korean bot-lane veteran built one of the most decorated résumés of his era before extending his career into the Oceanic scene. Now 32 and still active, he competes for Gravitas in the LCO, a testament to a longevity that few players in the discipline ever achieve.

A Legendary Bot Laner

Piglet first rose to prominence as one of the most aggressive and mechanically gifted AD carries the game had seen, a reputation cemented during his rise through Korean competition. The bot lane is where teamfights are so often won or lost, and Piglet mastered the art of positioning on a knife’s edge, dealing sustained damage from the heart of a skirmish while dancing just outside the reach of enemy threats. That fearless, high-risk style became his signature and helped define what an elite marksman could look like.

A Champion Pool Built for Damage

His preferred picks tell the story of a hyper-carry at heart. Ezreal offers the mobility and poke to suit his skirmishing instincts, while Corki brings burst and utility once fully itemized. Caitlyn rewards his laning dominance with the longest attack range in the class, and Vayne, the ultimate scaling duelist, lets him convert late-game teamfights into solo highlight moments. Together they map out a player who wants agency over the outcome of every fight.

Elder Statesman in Oceania

By joining Gravitas in the LCO, Piglet brought a decorated pedigree and a wealth of high-stakes experience to a developing region, mentoring around him even as he continues to compete at a high level. His presence lends credibility and gravity to any roster he touches.

Whatever comes next, Piglet’s legacy is already secure. That he continues to play well into his thirties, still hungry for competition, only adds to the story of a marksman who has spent a career refusing to fade quietly from the map.