Dplus KIA made short work of kt Rolster. DK swept the Week 12 LCK series 2-0, and across two games KT never looked close to turning the tide on the scoreboard, the gold totals or the map.

The opener was as lopsided as the numbers get. DK took Game 1 in 25:34 with a 16-3 kill count, ten towers to KT's one and a gold gap of more than 13,000. Siwoo led the way on Kled with a 7/1/4 line and 20,341 damage, the highest in the game, while Lucid's Xin Zhao and Career's Karma combined for zero deaths and 18 assists. For KT, PerfecT was involved in all three of his team's kills on Olaf... which says as much about how little else KT found as it does about him.

Smash stays untouchable

Game 2 was more of a contest, at least on paper. KT put up 11 kills and Jiwoo's Ziggs dealt 27,949 damage, but DK still closed it out in 33:53 with 11 towers to three and roughly 13,000 more gold. The difference was seemingly Smash. On Sivir he went 7/0/7 with 416 CS, 20,559 gold and 29,574 damage, topping the game in all four.

Add his 5/0/2 Jhin from the opener and Smash finished the series 12/0/9. Going deathless through a full series as the primary carry is arguably the cleanest stat line either team produced, and it gave DK a reliable backbone around which ShowMaker's Taliyah (5/2/6) and Lucid's playmaking Vi (12 assists) could operate.

Questions for KT

KT's problems were spread across the roster rather than pinned on one player. Bdd, Jiwoo and Effort failed to record a kill between them in Game 1, and the team managed four towers across the whole series against DK's 21. Cuzz's 82% kill participation in Game 2 showed some life on Naafiri, but KT's damage never converted into objectives — they took two dragons and no barons over the two games.

For DK, it is a tidy result to add to their Week 12 record, with blue side delivering in both games. KT, meanwhile, will need to find answers quickly; a series in which their opponents' ADC never died is not one they will want to rewatch for long.