Warangelus

Warangelus, known in real life as Fabián Llanos, is a 28-year-old Chilean professional competing as a bot laner for The New Kings in the LRS, the Liga Regional Sur that serves the southern reaches of Latin American League of Legends. As one of the more experienced heads on the circuit, Warangelus brings a veteran’s perspective to a competitive environment that prizes both mechanical execution and tactical maturity.

A Versatile Bot Laner

Playing in the bot lane, Warangelus fills the position most associated with a team’s scaling damage carry. What makes his champion pool notable is its breadth: he counts both Lee Sin and Ezreal among his signature picks. Ezreal is a quintessential bot lane marksman, a poke-heavy, mobility-driven carry whose skill-shot Mystic Shots and Arcane Shift blink reward players with exceptional aim and positioning. Lee Sin, on the other hand, is a champion more commonly seen in the jungle, an aggressive, kinetic playmaker built around outplays like the Sonic Wave into Resonating Strike combo and the game-defining Dragon’s Rage kick.

Experience and Style

The combination of a mobile marksman and a mechanically intensive skirmisher hints at a player who values proactive, aggressive gameplay over passive farming. At 28, Warangelus sits among the older competitors in the LRS, and that experience often translates into steadier decision-making during high-pressure moments. Bot laners with veteran instincts tend to excel at the subtleties of positioning in team fights, knowing precisely when to commit damage and when to preserve their own life.

Outlook in the LRS

Representing The New Kings, Warangelus continues to compete actively in the southern Latin American scene. For a seasoned carry, the priority becomes consistency and leadership, guiding younger teammates while maintaining the individual sharpness the bot lane demands. His blend of experience and a distinctive champion pool makes him a compelling figure within the LRS ecosystem.