Keria

Ryu 'Keria' Min-seok is widely considered the best support player in the world and one of the most mechanically gifted players to ever fill the role in League of Legends history. His champion pool is almost limitlessly deep — Keria can play engage tanks, enchanter supports, and mage supports at an equally devastating level, giving T1's coaching staff complete flexibility in draft phase. His Worlds 2023 and 2024 championship performances alongside Faker cemented his status as the best support of his generation, with playmaking displays on Thresh, Renata Glasc, and Nautilus that consistently created the engages and saves that swung crucial teamfights. What separates Keria from other elite supports is his proactive, aggressive approach to the role — rather than playing reactively behind his ADC, Keria constantly looks to create advantages through roaming, vision control, and lane pressure that puts opponents on the back foot from level one. His synergy with various T1 bot lane partners has been seamless, suggesting that his impact comes from individual brilliance rather than partnership chemistry. At just 22, Keria has already accumulated a trophy case that would satisfy most veteran players, yet his drive for improvement and expanding champion mastery shows no signs of plateauing. The T1 dynasty of the 2023-2025 period will be remembered as Faker's final great era, but it would not have been possible without Keria's transformative impact on the support position.