
About Prank
Prank is the in-game alias of Dalton Swaino, an American professional League of Legends player who lines up in the top lane. At 26 years old, he brings the perspective of an experienced competitor to his current squad, Froggy Five, operating within the North American amateur and semi-professional scene.
The Top Lane Craft
Top lane is often described as the island of the map, and players who thrive there tend to be self-reliant. Prank’s position demands a blend of laning discipline, awareness of jungle pressure, and the judgment to know when to fight, when to farm, and when to teleport across the map to swing a skirmish elsewhere. Whether piloting a frontline tank, a split-pushing bruiser, or a lane-dominant carry, the top laner must read matchups precisely and adapt to whatever the draft asks of him.
Career and Environment
Competing in the United States places Prank within a large and layered ecosystem, one where established franchised leagues sit atop a broad foundation of grassroots and collegiate competition. Teams like Froggy Five represent the connective tissue of that scene, giving players a stage to prove themselves and chase the visibility that can lead to bigger opportunities. For a veteran presence, this environment is as much about mentoring and consistency as it is about individual highlights.
At 26, Prank sits at a stage of his career where game knowledge and composure often outweigh raw reflexes, qualities that make top lane a natural fit. His path forward will depend on continued strong showings with Froggy Five and the chemistry he builds with his teammates. Should he keep delivering steady, intelligent play in the top lane, he remains a competitor worth watching as he navigates the ever-shifting American circuit.
Signature Champions
FAQ
Prank (Dalton Swaino) is 26 years old, born March 8, 2000.
Prank currently plays as Top for Froggy Five in the .
Prank is best known for Sett, Gangplank, Ornn, Gwen, K'Sante.
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