Disguised Toast Creates His Own Competitive League of Legends Team
Disguised Toast, the popular streamer, has officially formed his own competitive League of Legends (LoL) team. This comes after earlier speculation about Toast entering the LoL scene.
Riot Games announced the ten teams participating in the North American Challengers League (NACL) for the 2023 Summer Split, and Disguised is one of them. This will be Toast’s second foray into the esports world, as he previously entered the competitive VALORANT scene earlier this year.
Toast hinted at his involvement with the professional LoL scene with a tweet asking about the best available North American LoL players. However, he has not yet revealed the players on his upcoming lineup.
Opportunities for player recruitment have opened up since several LCS organizations left the region’s tier-two scene this month. Players like former 100 Thieves Challengers top laner Sniper and former TSM AD carry Lost are among those available this summer.
Disguised Toast’s involvement in the NACL is expected to bring more visibility and excitement to the league. The NACL has faced criticism for its development and growth, but with Toast’s fan base and popularity, the league stands to gain much-needed support.
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