Way

Han “Way” Kil is a South Korean support player competing for Team Heretics in the LEC. At 26 years old, he is part of the contingent of Korean talent that has brought its distinctive training culture and disciplined approach to the European scene, adding depth and competitive edge to one of the world’s marquee leagues.

The Backbone of the Bot Lane

Support is a role often overlooked by casual viewers but understood by every competitor as indispensable. The support player shapes the game through vision, protects the team’s carries, and frequently serves as the primary shot-caller in the heat of a fight. Success in the position depends on map awareness, communication, and an instinct for when to sacrifice for a teammate and when to make the aggressive play that wins a game.

A Korean Foundation in a European League

Way’s journey to the LEC reflects the ongoing exchange of talent between regions, where Korean players bring rigorous mechanical habits and macro discipline honed in one of the most competitive environments in the sport. For Team Heretics, adding a support with that background offers stability and a steadying voice in the bot lane, qualities that can elevate the players around him.

Team Heretics competes in the LEC alongside long-established European powerhouses, and the support position is often where a roster’s cohesion is first tested. A support must build chemistry with the ADC quickly, learning their tendencies and syncing their positioning in every teamfight. Way’s role is to provide that connective tissue, helping his team navigate the early laning phase and set up the mid-game skirmishes that decide close matches.

As an active player in a fiercely contested league, Way’s outlook depends on his ability to keep adapting to the ever-shifting support meta, which swings between enchanters, engage tanks, and mage-support hybrids. His experience and cross-regional perspective make him a valuable asset for Team Heretics as they pursue a stronger footing in the LEC.