Myrwn has quickly become one of the most talked about top laners in the League of Legends world, not just because of his mechanical talent but for his unpredictable champion pool that is shaking up MSI 2025. Representing Movistar KOI as Europe’s top seed, the Spanish prodigy is heading into the main bracket with a point to prove, and he is doing it on his own terms.
Despite being LEC’s number one team this spring, MKOI enters MSI with surprisingly low expectations from the international community. With titans like Gen.G and Bilibili Gaming dominating early conversations, few expect the European squad to go far. But Myrwn’s presence on the roster has introduced an element of chaos that could tilt the odds in MKOI’s favor.
Myrwn is known for throwing off opponents with what many describe as “disgusting” picks in the top lane. These are champions most would not expect to see in the role, let alone on an international stage. Whether it is Varus, Zeri, Neeko, or even the infamous Lulu top lane choice, he is not afraid to experiment. These left field picks make him a uniquely difficult player to prepare for. Even CFO top laner Driver openly admitted he would rather not face Myrwn, precisely because of how unpredictable he can be.
What makes this strategy even more effective is how carefully Myrwn hides it. He avoids playing these champions in solo queue and only tests them occasionally in scrims, preferring to surprise everyone when it matters most. Last year, this approach led him to debut Lulu top against G2 in the LEC Season Finals, a move that caught everyone off guard despite the loss.
But Myrwn’s creativity is not without structure. He understands the current draft format and believes Fearless Draft, where champions picked cannot be reused, opens new doors for innovation. He views it as the perfect environment for a player like him to thrive. According to Myrwn, many pros still default to the same champion patterns despite the potential for variety. He sees this as an opportunity and uses his deeper knowledge of fringe picks to break the meta in subtle but powerful ways.
Although MKOI skipped the Play In stage and went straight to the main bracket, they now face one of the tournament’s strongest challengers, Bilibili Gaming. Their top laner Bin is widely considered one of the best in the world, making Myrwn’s performance in this matchup even more critical. For fans looking to witness this clash of styles, all eyes will be on Myrwn to see if his offbeat strategy holds up against one of the most formidable opponents in the tournament.
The young Spanish player has also expressed his excitement to face legends like Kiin and Flandre, both of whom he studied and admired on his way up the pro ladder. But admiration aside, Myrwn has made it clear that he fears no one, and the pressure only pushes him to perform better.
As MSI 2025 heats up, it is players like Myrwn who remind fans why they tune in. It is not just about clean mechanics or textbook macro. It is about personality, surprise, and the courage to be unpredictable when the stakes are highest.
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