Claude Clawmark Spends Nearly Seven Hours in League of Legends With Fellow Talents

NIJISANJI — Claude Clawmark of Nijisanji EN ran a League of Legends session titled “Lake of Lassi” that lasted almost seven hours, according to a remark near the close. Uki Violeta and Nayuta Umbrage of FIRST STAGE PRODUCTION EN were among the others taking part.

The stream opened with chatter rather than the game. Voices on the stream joked about claiming every nationality going, described a spicy chicken-and-pasta dish one of them remembered from home, and swapped notes on the seasoning on chicken and fries at Mini Stop, a Japanese convenience store chain.

Champion select brought the first debate. The party asked Uki Violeta whether to play mid, then argued over who should take the Cleanse summoner spell after a Morgana pick, one voice complaining about a recent loss with a double crowd-control bot lane. By the end of select, several players had settled on Cleanse together.

In a stretch about 78 minutes in, the party spotted an opposing Rakan sitting at level 1 next to his partner. One voice declared he would rather stay level with her than gain experience, and urged the team to “kill him right now” while he was behind. Later the party lined up a dragon fight, pushed mid for an inhibitor and talked through a Baron plan, with a reminder that the opponents were the same team they had lost to before. A fight in a later stretch, around five hours in, was full of roots, heals and shouts to “get the big one.”

Near the end, Claude Clawmark talked about the weather turning colder, said they were heading to the store and would be back in two to three hours, and signed off with the others.