Dorigon
Alpha and Omega
Ok, let's get this started. Monk is first, will see if there is enough interest and votes. I and my committee objectively chose 10 monks. I know there are other talented and deserving monks that didn't get included, so if you didn't get included, sorry. It is always a bit sad after I make a poll because I get approached with names that should have been in, but I'm not perfect.
Please read before voting!
Aoitsaka
This guy has shown a lifetime devotion to monks. Word is that he has three 19 monks on Bleeding Hollow alone, one of each spec. Aoitsaka gets some points for solo queuing pugs on his monks, and has shown the skills necessary to get attention from some top guilds.
Blackoutgodx
Formerly known as Blackout on a 19 rogue on EU, he has made his way to greener pastures and made his mark on US. Latching on to Tapout and Livingforce in <Twenty was too Hard>, Blackout quickly made a name for himself on this side of the Atlantic by streaming some 19s premades. That said, some viewers of the stream think he needs to continue practicing.
Conq
In voting for Conq, one must separate Conq the monk from Conq the man. Conq the man is a great inspiration for the 19s community, but I'll be honest that I don't know anything about Conq the monk, other than that he has impressed 170+ twink accounts to the point of being their leader. Maybe someone can give a bit of insight on his monk play.
Curleyrollsu
Back in MoP, Curleyrollsu was a big name in the 19 twink game. He had great fundamentals, brilliant intangibles, and no lag. These days, Curleyrollsu is so busy with squatting and eating that his monk skills have waned. While he continues to keep a grip on his A-Team spot in <Skill Ratio>, if his play doesn't improve soon, the end may soon be near.
Marblea
Some months ago, Marblea announced his arrival on the 19 twink scene in the 19 Bodybuilding Cup. While being a late entrant, he got enough write-in votes to secure a second place finish after Moran. With solid monk play and a slew of follow-up threads on TI, Marblea has firmly established his place in the 19 monk echelon.
Neaptinker
This guy likes to claim he established the MW spec, but really, there have always been some impressive MW monks. By all accounts, Neaptinker has become pretty solid at the mistweaver spec, and has possibly popularized it somewhat too.
Skeezin
Originally from the EU, Skeezin made his way to the NA client early and made a name for himself. Lacking the obnoxiousness of some other EUers, he quickly endeared himself to the Americans and Aussies, impressing them with his BM monk play. These days he finds himself as the A-Team BM monk of <Harvest>.
Superslam
Last summer, the RBG Hero team came out of nowhere to claim second place in the inaugural Twink Cup. A large part of that was because of Superslam, who played a hunter maybe. This year he has rerolled as a BM monk, and is now gathering the RBG Heroes to once again make an attempt at Twink Cup glory, this time for a much bigger prize pool.
Toxicbrew
A dark horse candidate, Toxicbrew is so unknown that he isn't even guilded. However, many people often see him in the pickup gulches, willing his team to victory. This candidate is a man of the people, seeking no glory in premades or under prestigious guild tags. He is a blue collar monk, unglamorously throwing barrels in one game after another.
Vereleaa
Another monk who I know nothing about I've maybe seen him one time ever, but he comes with glowing recommendations. Word is that he is a multi rank 1 gladiator, an RBG Hero, and has some other accolades that I forgot. He is the MW monk on Superslam's RBG Hero team, so we all expect to see some great things from him in the future.
Please read before voting!
Aoitsaka
This guy has shown a lifetime devotion to monks. Word is that he has three 19 monks on Bleeding Hollow alone, one of each spec. Aoitsaka gets some points for solo queuing pugs on his monks, and has shown the skills necessary to get attention from some top guilds.
Blackoutgodx
Formerly known as Blackout on a 19 rogue on EU, he has made his way to greener pastures and made his mark on US. Latching on to Tapout and Livingforce in <Twenty was too Hard>, Blackout quickly made a name for himself on this side of the Atlantic by streaming some 19s premades. That said, some viewers of the stream think he needs to continue practicing.
Conq
In voting for Conq, one must separate Conq the monk from Conq the man. Conq the man is a great inspiration for the 19s community, but I'll be honest that I don't know anything about Conq the monk, other than that he has impressed 170+ twink accounts to the point of being their leader. Maybe someone can give a bit of insight on his monk play.
Curleyrollsu
Back in MoP, Curleyrollsu was a big name in the 19 twink game. He had great fundamentals, brilliant intangibles, and no lag. These days, Curleyrollsu is so busy with squatting and eating that his monk skills have waned. While he continues to keep a grip on his A-Team spot in <Skill Ratio>, if his play doesn't improve soon, the end may soon be near.
Marblea
Some months ago, Marblea announced his arrival on the 19 twink scene in the 19 Bodybuilding Cup. While being a late entrant, he got enough write-in votes to secure a second place finish after Moran. With solid monk play and a slew of follow-up threads on TI, Marblea has firmly established his place in the 19 monk echelon.
Neaptinker
This guy likes to claim he established the MW spec, but really, there have always been some impressive MW monks. By all accounts, Neaptinker has become pretty solid at the mistweaver spec, and has possibly popularized it somewhat too.
Skeezin
Originally from the EU, Skeezin made his way to the NA client early and made a name for himself. Lacking the obnoxiousness of some other EUers, he quickly endeared himself to the Americans and Aussies, impressing them with his BM monk play. These days he finds himself as the A-Team BM monk of <Harvest>.
Superslam
Last summer, the RBG Hero team came out of nowhere to claim second place in the inaugural Twink Cup. A large part of that was because of Superslam, who played a hunter maybe. This year he has rerolled as a BM monk, and is now gathering the RBG Heroes to once again make an attempt at Twink Cup glory, this time for a much bigger prize pool.
Toxicbrew
A dark horse candidate, Toxicbrew is so unknown that he isn't even guilded. However, many people often see him in the pickup gulches, willing his team to victory. This candidate is a man of the people, seeking no glory in premades or under prestigious guild tags. He is a blue collar monk, unglamorously throwing barrels in one game after another.
Vereleaa
Another monk who I know nothing about I've maybe seen him one time ever, but he comes with glowing recommendations. Word is that he is a multi rank 1 gladiator, an RBG Hero, and has some other accolades that I forgot. He is the MW monk on Superslam's RBG Hero team, so we all expect to see some great things from him in the future.
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