Anthrax

Anthrax is the in-game identity of Robbe Dobbeleers, a 28-year-old Belgian support player who remains active in competitive League of Legends, currently on the roster of Atletec. As one of the more experienced heads among his peers, he brings the veteran perspective that the support role so often rewards, anchoring the bottom lane with the vision control and shot-calling that define the position.

The Support Role

Support is the selfless backbone of any team, a role centered on enabling teammates rather than accumulating personal glory. Its practitioners manage the map’s information flow through warding and de-warding, protect their carries in the heat of teamfights, and frequently take on the mantle of primary in-game leader. It is a position where game sense and communication outweigh raw farm, and where a single well-timed engage or peel can decide the outcome of a fight.

Signature Champions

Anthrax’s champion pool centers on Nami and Thresh, two picks that reveal a well-rounded support identity. Nami embodies the enchanter school of support, offering sustained healing, timely crowd control, and the utility to keep fragile carries alive through extended engagements. Thresh, by contrast, is the archetypal playmaking support, a hook-based champion whose lantern saves and flay combos can single-handedly create picks and swing skirmishes. Wielding both means Anthrax can pivot between protecting his backline and hunting for aggressive openings, a versatility that makes him difficult to plan around in champion select.

Experience and Outlook

At 28 and still competing under the Atletec banner, Anthrax represents the kind of seasoned steadiness that younger teammates lean on. Support veterans often act as the emotional and tactical glue of a roster, and his continued activity suggests a player whose value lies as much in leadership as in mechanics. As he presses on with Atletec, his blend of enchanter safety and playmaking upside positions him as a dependable anchor around whom a bottom lane can be built.