Disguised is a United States-based esports organisation competing in the LCS, North America’s top-tier League of Legends competition. Emerging from a content-driven foundation and a passionate community following, the team represents a newer wave of ownership that blends entertainment appeal with genuine competitive intent, seeking to make its mark against the region’s established powers.
Rooted in the United States, Disguised entered the professional landscape carrying a strong grassroots identity, one built around personality, fan engagement, and a fresh perspective on what an esports brand can be. That background gives the organisation a unique voice within the LCS, where it competes not only for placements but also for the hearts of a broad and vocal audience.
The current five-man lineup is composed of Srtty in the top lane, Lyonz in the jungle, KryRa in the mid lane, and the bottom-lane combination of Callme at marksman alongside sajed in the support role. It is a roster oriented toward growth, giving developing players a competitive platform on one of North America’s biggest stages and the opportunity to prove themselves against seasoned opposition.
North America’s franchised league is a proving ground where rosters are tested across a rigorous split of best-of series before the playoff gauntlet determines who advances toward international events. The metagame turns over frequently with each patch, rewarding teams that adapt quickly and punishing those that fall behind. For a younger side, consistency and in-game discipline often separate the surprises from the also-rans.
Disguised carries the enthusiasm of an organisation still writing its competitive story. If its emerging talents mature together and the squad translates its ambition into cohesive team play, the group has room to climb. For now, the focus rests on building chemistry, sharpening execution, and turning a devoted fan base’s energy into meaningful results on the Rift.
Disguised competes in the LCS (NORTH AMERICA region).
The Disguised roster includes Srtty, KryRa, Callme, sajed, Lyonz.

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