DN SOOPers made quick work of BNK FEARX. DNS took the LCK Week 12 best-of-three 2–0, and neither game ran longer than 30:12. On the final scoreboards, this series was never close.

Across the two games, DNS outkilled BFX 47 to 20 and took 20 towers to their opponents' nine. The gold gap told the same story: DNS finished Game 1 roughly 9,500 gold ahead, and the second game ended with that margin above 16,000. They also collected three dragons and a Baron in each game, while BFX finished with one dragon apiece and no Barons.

Sharvel and Peter lead the way

The jungle and support pairing stood out. Sharvel's Vi went 10/1/14 in the second game with 92% kill participation. His 25,339 damage was the highest on the map, a strong number for a jungler. Peter was everywhere alongside him. His Karma ended the opener 0/0/17, and his Rell followed it up with 24 assists and a 96% kill participation in Game 2.

The carries delivered too. deokdam's Sivir went 5/1/10 in Game 1 and finished with 17,603 gold, comfortably the most of any player in that game. Clozer racked up 16 kills over the series on Ryze and Ahri. DuDu topped the Game 1 damage chart with 27,636 on Olaf, then played the whole of Game 2 without dying, going 4/0/13 on Rumble.

A hard day for BFX

BNK FEARX struggled to find a reliable source of pressure. Clear finished the series 1/9/8 across Kled and Udyr, and Kellin died nine times over the two games. VicLa was arguably the steadiest performer in the lineup and led BFX in damage both times, with 23,434 on Syndra and 19,031 on Akali. Even so, his output was not enough to close the gaps elsewhere. Taeyoon's 5/4/1 Ezreal kept BFX in range on the kill count in Game 1, but his Jhin managed just 11,222 damage in the second game.

For DNS, it is a clean result from Week 12, with nearly every player putting up strong individual numbers. For BFX, the open question is how quickly they can shore up a top side and bot lane that were outmatched on the stat sheet in both games.