Endz

Endz is the competitive alias of Lauri Tarkus, an Estonian bot laner currently on the roster of EXEED. At 27 years old, he brings a marksman’s mindset to the game, occupying the position responsible for delivering the bulk of a team’s ranged damage when it matters most.

Estonia’s Marksman

Representing Estonia, Endz plays in the bot lane, a role that revolves around the careful accumulation of gold and experience early before blossoming into a dominant force later in the game. The marksman is often the last line of a team’s damage output, a hyper-carry who can win fights outright if allowed to position freely. Achieving that freedom, however, requires discipline, map awareness, and a bot lane partner working in perfect concert. Endz’s job is to survive the dangerous early exchanges and then make his presence felt when the game reaches its decisive stages.

Suiting Up for EXEED

With EXEED, Endz functions as a primary carry threat, the player his teammates seek to protect and enable through the closing acts of a match. The relationship between a bot laner and his support is one of the most intricate in the game, built on trust and constant communication, and it is this duo dynamic that frequently sets the tone for how a lane plays out. His performances anchor the team’s damage profile and give EXEED a reliable win condition to build around.

The Road Forward

The competitive circuit is unforgiving, and for a marksman the margin between success and failure can hinge on split-second positioning decisions. Endz’s continued progress depends on refining those instincts, keeping his champion pool current, and building chemistry with his lane partner and the wider roster.

The outlook for Endz is one of steady contribution and the pursuit of sharper, more consistent results with EXEED. As an experienced marksman from Estonia, he has the foundation to remain a dependable damage dealer, and his ongoing challenge is to translate that reliability into tangible team success across the season.