Lilipp

Philipp Samuel Englert, who competes as Lilipp, is a 25-year-old German support player currently signed to TeamOrangeGaming in the Prime League, the premier competitive circuit for League of Legends in the German-speaking region. As a support, Lilipp occupies the role most defined by selflessness and initiative, shaping games through vision, protection, and the willingness to make the first move in a fight.

A Playmaking Support

Lilipp’s champion pool speaks volumes about his style. With Thresh and Pyke among his signature picks, he clearly favors engage-oriented, playmaking supports rather than passive enchanters. Thresh is one of the most skill-expressive champions in the game, rewarding pinpoint hooks, well-timed lantern saves, and flay repositioning that can single-handedly swing a teamfight. Pyke pushes that aggression even further, blending assassin-style roams with execute pressure that turns the support into a genuine kill threat. Mastering both signals a player comfortable dictating the tempo of the bot lane and hunting for picks across the map.

The Prime League Stage

Competing in the Prime League places Lilipp within Germany’s most visible domestic ecosystem, a proving ground that has launched numerous players toward larger international opportunities. Representing TeamOrangeGaming, he shoulders the responsibilities that define elite support play: setting up vision control, enabling his marksman through the fragile early phase, and orchestrating the engages that his aggressive champion pool is built to deliver.

At 25, Lilipp brings a measure of experience to the role, an asset for a position that leans heavily on communication, shot-calling, and mature decision-making. Supports are often the vocal backbone of a roster, and years spent reading the ebb and flow of competitive matches sharpen exactly those instincts.

Going forward, Lilipp’s ceiling will be tied to how consistently he can land the high-risk plays his hook-based champions demand while keeping his carries safe. As an active fixture in the Prime League, he remains well positioned to keep making his mark on the German scene with TeamOrangeGaming.