c0st0m, whose real name is Alexander Lind, is a 21-year-old Danish mid laner competing under the banner of Rossmann Centaurs in the Prime League. Denmark has long been one of Europe’s most reliable exporters of League of Legends talent, and c0st0m follows in that tradition as a player developing his craft in one of the continent’s most respected regional competitions.
Positioned at the center of the map, the mid laner sits at the crossroads of every major decision. It is a role that rewards mechanical sharpness, precise wave management, and the vision to roam toward side lanes at the right moment to swing games open. c0st0m’s affinity for Kassadin speaks volumes about his preferred style. Kassadin is a late-game assassin who begins matches at a disadvantage but scales into an unstoppable roaming threat, blinking through fights to delete priority targets. Committing to such a champion requires discipline in the early game and unwavering confidence that patience will be rewarded once his power spike arrives.
The Prime League functions as Germany’s premier domestic competition and a well-known proving ground for players aspiring to reach the ERL circuit and beyond. For c0st0m, competing there with Rossmann Centaurs offers valuable exposure against structured, well-coached opposition. At 21, he sits in a formative window where accumulated experience and steady improvement can translate into opportunities on larger stages.
As an active player still early in his professional arc, c0st0m has room to broaden his repertoire beyond his signature Kassadin and to cement himself as a dependable carry threat. Should his results with Rossmann Centaurs continue to trend upward, the Dane may find himself among the many Prime League graduates who parlay regional success into wider European recognition. For now, he remains a mid laner worth watching as his career takes shape.
c0st0m (Alexander Lind) is 21 years old, born April 6, 2005.
c0st0m currently plays as Mid for Rossmann Centaurs in the Prime League.
c0st0m is best known for Kassadin.

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