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The Brazilian competitive League of Legends scene actively works to promote diversity, schooling other regions on creating an inclusive safe space for all players. CBLoL is set to start its 2021 season with five female players included in four of its ten franchised teams, while the country will see its first transgender community focused tournament. Contender of the 2020 World Championship representing the Brazilian region, INTZ once again brings a female player to their roster, Mid Laner Tainá Yatsu Santos will be active in the team’s academy roster, moving past her substitute role along Support Júlia Mayumi Nakamura in the previous year. ....