EastGoblin

EastGoblin is the competitive alias of Jeroen van Dijk, a 23-year-old support player from the Netherlands who currently represents HEET. As part of a rising wave of Dutch and Benelux talent, he plies his trade in one of League of Legends’ most collaborative and cerebral positions, contributing to his team from the bottom side of the map.

What It Means to Play Support

The support role is often the least flashy but among the most influential on the Rift. EastGoblin operates without the luxury of farm, instead deriving his value from warding, roaming, and the split-second timing of engages and peels. A strong support reads the flow of a fight before it happens, positions vision to deny the enemy information, and ensures the team’s carries have the space to do their work.

HEET and a Growing Career

At HEET, EastGoblin partners with his bot lane carry to establish control over the early game and to set the tempo for his side of the map. At 23, he sits in the sweet spot between youthful reflexes and accumulated competitive experience, an age at which many support players begin to take on greater leadership and shot-calling responsibilities within their squads.

The Netherlands contributes to Europe’s broad and deep talent pool, and players emerging from the region benefit from a competitive infrastructure that funnels ambitious individuals toward higher tiers of play. For a support, standing out requires more than mechanical polish; it demands the game intelligence to orchestrate plays that never show up on a highlight reel but consistently tilt matches.

As an active player, EastGoblin has the runway to develop into a fixture of the European support scene. His progress will be tied to roster continuity and to the chance to prove himself against increasingly tough opposition. If he continues to sharpen the vision game and communication that define elite supports, he has the foundation to build a durable and respected career.