You see League of Legends creator Maksymilian “Drututt” Przychodzień step into competition with 4 SWINES & A BUM, a roster set to play in the NLC tier-two league. The lineup blends high-profile streamers, including Forsen, with experienced veterans who bring prior competitive backgrounds.
You also notice early concerns surrounding the team’s structure, with questions tied to one specific role affecting expectations. That issue adds uncertainty to a roster that otherwise draws attention for its mix of entertainment value and competitive ambition.
4 SWINES & A BUM
You see a roster that blends creator culture with competitive résumés. The lineup pairs high-visibility streamers with players who have logged years in top regional leagues.
| Role | Player | Background |
|---|---|---|
| Top | Maksymilian “Drututt” Przychodzień | High-profile streamer with consistent solo queue focus |
| Jungle | Hans “Forsen” Eli Sebastian Fors | Variety streamer entering an ERL environment |
| Mid | Eugene “Pobelter” Park | Former LCS champion with long professional history |
| Bot | Jakob “Jackspektra” Gullvag Kepple | Former LEC-level AD carry |
| Support | Marius “Veigar v2” Aune | Ex-Cloud9 positional and strategy coach |
You likely recognize Drututt and Forsen if you follow streaming culture. Their presence drives attention and narrative around the team.
If you come from an esports background, Pobelter and Jackspektra stand out. Both bring experience from structured team environments, stage play, and long seasons under pressure.
Veigar v2 adds a different dimension. His coaching background suggests a focus on preparation, draft theory, and in-game structure rather than raw mechanics alone.
This mix creates uneven expectations. You get veteran game knowledge in mid and bot, paired with a jungle role filled by a player better known for entertainment than ranked progression.
Eligibility concerns around the jungle slot
You run into a clear issue once you check competitive eligibility. Forsen finished the last ranked season in Platinum 3, with a peak of Platinum 2 in Solo/Duo.
That placement carries no stigma in casual play. It becomes relevant only because ERL regulations set minimum ranked standards for participation.
Under the 2026 ERL Rulebook (v2.3), every rostered player must have reached Diamond 3 or higher in Solo/Duo or Flex during the current split or one of the previous two splits.
Forsen does not meet that threshold. He also holds no Flex rank that could satisfy the requirement.
You cannot solve this through late grinding. The ranked season has already closed, which removes any remaining path to compliance.
Community members flagged this gap soon after the roster reveal. As of now, neither Forsen nor Drututt has publicly addressed how the team plans to resolve it.
You can still expect to see the lineup associated with NLC Winter 2026, scheduled to begin on March 4, pending any roster or eligibility adjustments.
