sav

sav’s first two appearances make a straightforward case for a controller who can contribute damage instead of merely arranging it. their combat output and kill-to-death balance have been the bright part of the showing, giving omen and clove rounds where the utility player can still become a real finisher. phoenix adds a more forward option when the map or plan demands it, and that contrast keeps the role from reading as purely passive.

both chapters came through wave’s rising tides, with the first split standing as the clearest high point before the second followed soon after. sav is not presented as a finished star from that run; the wider career line is still taking shape, and a couple of good events do not remove the need for consistency. even so, the delivered level has been more forceful than a standard controller label might suggest. when the opening appears, sav has shown enough appetite and accuracy to take it rather than waiting for somebody else to make the round move.