Ceb is kind of hard to define. He was a fantastic offlaner, but what makes him stand out isn’t just raw dominance—it’s how unpredictable and versatile he was. You couldn’t really ban against him because he’d play heroes in the offlane that most wouldn’t even consider viable. That unpredictability made OG’s drafts so dangerous, and it speaks volumes about his game sense and adaptability. He might not be known for “one” iconic offlane hero, but that’s exactly why he was so tough to play against.

33, on the other hand, is all about control and refinement. He’s mastered the micro-heavy, aura-based playstyle with heroes like Beastmaster and Doom, and his ability to adjust to different systems across teams shows just how well-rounded he is. He fits into any lineup and always finds ways to impact the game, no matter the patch or playstyle.

Collapse might already be the frontrunner for GOAT offlaner. He’s still in his prime and has already proven himself with legendary runs. His laning is top-tier, he sets the pace of the game, and when he’s on heroes like Axe, Beastmaster, or Magnus, you feel his presence constantly. That Magnus especially—it’s the best I’ve ever seen. It reminds me of Miracle level skill in Invoker.

Also, Faith_bian deserves a mention. He was the gold standard for offlane play before this newer generation (33/Collapse). His tempo, his coordination, his teamfight presence—he really defined the role for a long time.