QQMore

QQMore, whose full name is Diego Alonso Apablaza Abarzúa, is a Chilean jungler competing in the LRS, the flagship competition of Latin America’s southern cone. At 27, he brings veteran presence to the ZEN roster, plying his trade in one of the most strategically complex positions the game has to offer.

Commanding the Jungle

The jungle is the engine room of any League of Legends team. Free from the confines of a single lane, the jungler roams the map clearing camps, securing neutral objectives, and applying pressure wherever it will yield the greatest return. QQMore’s job is to read the ebb and flow of each game, deciding when to gank, when to invade, and when to prioritize the dragons and heralds that so often tilt matches. It is a role that rewards experience and game sense as much as raw mechanics.

A Playmaking Toolkit

His champion pool reflects a jungler who thrives on aggression and tempo. Lee Sin is the quintessential early-game skirmisher, a high-skill champion whose ward-hops and kicks can dismantle opponents in the hands of a confident player. Ekko brings burst and mobility with the safety net of time manipulation, while Elise offers a lane-gank specialist built to snowball leads through relentless pressure. Lucian, an unconventional and flexible pick in the jungle, showcases his willingness to adapt to the meta and surprise opponents with off-script drafts.

Latin America has cultivated a proud and vibrant competitive scene, and the LRS serves as its southern stronghold, uniting the region’s most talented players. For ZEN, a jungler of QQMore’s experience provides both mechanical impact and the calm decision-making that comes with years of high-level play, qualities that can steady a roster through the pressure of a long competitive season.

At 27, QQMore stands as a seasoned campaigner whose accumulated knowledge is often his greatest asset. If he can continue translating his aggressive instincts into consistent objective control, he remains well positioned to anchor ZEN’s ambitions and to serve as a respected veteran voice within the Latin American competitive community.