Marc “Caedrel” Lamont Breaks into Top 100 of European League of Legends Solo Queue
Marc “Caedrel” Lamont, LEC shoutcaster, has achieved a remarkable feat by entering the top 100 of Challenger solo queue players on the European League of Legends servers.
From Pro Player to On-Air Talent
Despite his success as one of the LEC’s most prominent shoutcasters this season, Caedrel brings a wealth of experience as a former professional League of Legends player. It’s no surprise to see him maintain his skills at such a high level, considering he played his last game on the LEC stage less than a year ago.
Impressive Win Rate and Most Played Champions
Caedrel’s ranking achievement comes with an impressive win-loss record of 119-54 this season, resulting in a win rate of 68.7 percent. During his climb, his most frequently played champions were Lee Sin and Xin Zhao, with 109 and 25 games played, respectively.
A Change in Playstyle
Caedrel’s dedication to Lee Sin this season is noteworthy, as it differs from his previous “jack-of-all-trades” playstyle during his professional career. According to League stats site, Games of Legends, Caedrel played a total of 41 different champions throughout his on-stage career, with no single champion played more than 15 games.
Caedrel retired from professional play at the end of the last season, where he showcased his skills as a mid laner and jungler for notable European franchises like Schalke 04, H2K, and Excel Esports.
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