Spear

Known in competition as Spear, Mohamed Ben Hamed built his League of Legends career as a jungler, taking on the role that arguably carries the most complex decision-making burden in the entire game. Now retired from active play, his time in the scene contributed to the ever-growing tapestry of players who have tested themselves in professional League.

The Jungler’s Dilemma

Few roles demand as much constant calculation as the jungle. A jungler must simultaneously manage their own farm across neutral camps, track the enemy jungler’s movements, secure objectives like dragons and heralds, and decide when to abandon efficiency in favor of ganking a lane to swing an advantage. Every pathing choice is a gamble weighing tempo against risk, and Spear operated within that intricate web of decisions each time he stepped onto the Rift.

Great junglers act as the connective tissue of a team, linking three lanes together and setting the rhythm of the early game. Spear’s role required him to read the map like a chessboard, anticipating where pressure would emerge and positioning himself to capitalize on it before opponents could react.

Team Amazigh and the Arabian League

Spear competed with Team Amazigh in the Arabian League, one of the emerging regional ecosystems that has expanded League of Legends esports into new territories. Representing an organization with a name rooted in North African heritage, he was part of a competitive movement bringing the game to audiences and players across the Arabic-speaking world. His registered nationality of Taiwan adds an international dimension to his profile, reflecting the global, borderless nature of the esports scene.

The Arabian League has served as a platform for regional talent to develop and gain recognition, and junglers like Spear were essential to establishing the competitive standards of that ecosystem during their time on stage.

A Career Concluded

With his playing days now behind him, Spear leaves the competitive stage as one of the many junglers whose efforts helped grow League of Legends in a developing region. Retirement is a natural chapter in any esports career, and the demands of the jungle role, with its relentless mental load, make longevity especially challenging. His legacy lives on as part of the foundation upon which the Arabian League continues to build.