KT Rolster Roster: Players, Stats and History

The KT Rolster roster for 2026 is PerfecT in top, Cuzz in the jungle, Bdd in mid, Jiwoo in the bot lane and Effort at support, coached by Sonstar, Museong and Score. The Korean organization arrived in 2026 as the Worlds 2025 runner-up and spent the LCK season as a mid-table team that won the season Play-In before its playoff run ended.

The lineup is built around a stable top, jungle and mid core of PerfecT, Cuzz and Bdd, who played almost every game of the season together. The bot side is where KT has moved pieces: Jiwoo holds the listed ADC spot and Effort the support role, while the season stats show other bot laners and supports also logged games.

Sonstar, Museong and Score make up the coaching staff. They are not players and do not appear in the player stats below.

KT’s 2026 season is the definition of even. The series record sits level, and the game record is slightly below break-even because the team dropped more close series than it won. Most of those losses came against the top of the LCK, while KT handled the teams around it.

The side split is the clearest pattern in the data. KT is a strong team on blue side and a struggling one on red, where it loses far more often than it wins. That points to a draft that leans on first pick: when KT can secure its priority champion before the opponent reacts, its plan holds up. On red side, with the last pick but no first choice, the results fall away sharply.

Games run to a normal LCK length rather than ending in quick stomps or dragging into late-game coin flips, so KT tends to win or lose through mid-game teamfights and objective setups rather than early snowballs.

Bdd is the most consistent performer in the regular lineup, pairing a strong KDA with a heavy share of kills from mid. Effort leads the team in assists, and Cuzz’s numbers show a jungler who is involved in nearly every fight, at the cost of more deaths than the solo laners. PerfecT’s line is the most modest of the core, which fits a top laner often asked to hold a side lane on weakside resources.

Ryze is KT’s first-phase priority and the champion it has played most this season, with a winning return. Pantheon, Ezreal and Nautilus follow as staples, and Yunara has been a reliable bot-lane answer. The pattern is a team that values flexible, skirmish-ready picks it can draft early without revealing too much.

The champions with the best results tell a different story than the most picked. Seraphine and Jarvan IV have won far more than they lost, though on smaller samples, while Jayce and Renekton have been losing picks for KT. If you follow their drafts, watch whether the lane-bully top and mid picks keep appearing; so far the data says KT plays better with engage and utility around its carries than with early-pressure solo lanes.

Bard is the champion KT bans most, ahead of Orianna, Rumble and Cassiopeia. Taking Bard away removes the roaming support that can disrupt KT’s bot side and its jungle setups. Banning Orianna and Cassiopeia protects Bdd from two control mages that can match or outscale him in mid, and Rumble is a top-lane threat that also dominates teamfights with its ultimate.

Opponents’ picks and the meta move with every patch, so read these lists alongside the patch notes and our champion pages to see why a pick rose or fell.

KT closed the LCK regular season on a losing run, dropping a string of Bo3 series to Dplus Kia, Hanwha Life Esports, Gen.G and T1. Most of those series went to a third game, which matches the season-long picture: competitive with the top teams, but unable to close.

The team turned it around in the postseason. KT won the LCK 2026 Season Play-In in a full five-game series against HANJIN BRION, then beat Dplus Kia to open the playoffs. Gen.G stopped that run, and a rematch with Dplus Kia ended KT’s playoffs.

Since the LCK, KT has started the Demacia Cup Global Invitational 2026 with wins over Shopify Rebellion and RED Canids. Every LCK game of the late-season and playoff stretch is linked in the results below, so you can review the drafts and fights for yourself.

KT Rolster’s first listed title is the Korea Regional Finals 2015, which sent the organization to that year’s World Championship. The 2017 and 2018 era followed: KT won the KeSPA Cup 2017, reached the final of Rift Rivals in both 2017 and 2018, and peaked in 2018 by winning LCK 2018 Summer and the LCK 2018 Summer Playoffs.

The modern era began with first place in LCK 2023 Summer. The biggest result in the organization’s history came at Worlds 2025, where KT finished second, its deepest run at the World Championship. In 2026 the team added the LCK 2026 Season Play-In title to the list.

For the event itself, the bracket and every result, follow the World Championship on the Worlds 2026 hub, and find more pro players on our streamers and pro players page.