YouTuber Kittxnly will try to make her mark in a regional league of League of Legends in 2025. Last year she was the most successful LoL player on the EUW server. Ironically, the 23-year-old presents herself provocatively on Twitter and Instagram. This has sparked discussions.
Who is Kittxnly? In the last season of LoL, the player reached the Challenger rank with 1,201 LP on the EUW server. Challenger is the highest rank in League of Legends (via reddit). According to her own statements, her highest peak was even 1,238 LP.
She played exclusively “Enchanter” champs, meaning support characters specializing in enhancing their teammates. In the current season, her main champs are Lulu, Nami, and Soraka.
For 2025, she has now found a team with which she wants to compete under competitive conditions. She aims to play with a streamer team in a lower-tier British league. However, she must first qualify.
Kittxnly wants to debut in the professional scene at 23
This is her team: Kittynly plays for the team “Int Quck” and wants to qualify for the British Regional League 4 Nations. This is a lower-tier league for the UK and Ireland. It is roughly equivalent to the German 3rd Regional League.
53 teams are competing in the qualification for 5 open spots in the league. The winners will participate in the 2025 Winter Split.
The team “Int Quick” will be a mixed team, alongside her as a support player, there is also jungler Karina in the team, who has previously played in women’s teams. Additionally, players with professional experience like Kerberos and Dragdar, who have since transitioned to content creation, will join.
2025 will be the first year where it is worthwhile for content creators in LoL to play competitively in such streamer teams; previously, this was unattractive due to overly strict regulations.
Player says: Other teams rejected her because of her job
This is what the player says: At 23, Kittxnly is somewhat old to debut in the competitive scene. When asked about it, she says: She is joining a streamer team, not a normal team, so it fits. She wants to gain competitive experience but also take the attention with her.
Other teams would not take her because of her job on OnlyFans – the team is more fun (via rigas).
What about OnlyFans? The streamer presents herself provocatively on free sites like Instagram or Twitter. The goal is presumably to turn viewers into customers who can then see explicit pictures on her paid pages like OnlyFans, for which they have to pay.
The Twitch streamer Amouranth explained the business model years ago (link), according to which women like Kittxnly now operate.
How is this being discussed? The combination of an apparently strong LoL player and an OnlyFans model triggers numerous comments on reddit:
- “That’s one way to build fan engagement”
- “She is a dominatrix in the canyon and outside of it – I respect that.”
- “We let betting sites into esports – and that’s supposed to be a problem now?”
Women in LoL have it hard. While major organizations are trying to bring about change here, the success of purely female teams is still lacking. Mixed teams could be more successful: Top org in LoL let a women’s team compete against men in the 3rd league – It descends twice in a year
