
Sylvie, born Seungbok Lee, is a South Korean jungler currently competing for kt Rolster in the LCK. At 23, he sits in the productive middle of a professional career, blending accumulated experience with the athletic sharpness the jungle role continues to demand at the highest level of League of Legends.
Few roles carry as much responsibility as the jungle. Sylvie must constantly weigh competing priorities: farming his own camps to stay level, invading to disrupt the enemy jungler, ganking lanes to snowball his teammates, and rotating to secure the neutral objectives that so often decide LCK games. Efficient pathing and sharp map reading separate the good junglers from the great ones, and the role frequently thrusts its players into shot-calling duties.
kt Rolster is one of the pillars of Korean League of Legends, an organization with a long and proud competitive history. Playing jungle for such a team means shouldering the expectation of setting the tempo across the map and enabling the carries around you. In the LCK, where macro discipline is prized above almost everything, a jungler’s game sense can be the difference between a coordinated victory and a disorganized loss.
As a player with several years of professional seasoning, Sylvie brings a measured perspective to a position that can easily reward recklessness. That maturity allows him to adapt his approach to the current meta, whether the moment calls for aggressive early skirmishing or a patient, objective-focused scaling game.
Going forward, Sylvie’s value to kt Rolster will rest on his consistency and his ability to knit the team’s early game together. If he keeps making clean, decisive plays around objectives and continues to grow as an on-map leader, he can remain a dependable engine for his squad throughout the LCK season.
Sylvie (Seungbok Lee) is 23 years old, born December 4, 2002.
Sylvie currently plays as Jungle for kt Rolster in the LCK.
Sylvie is best known for Rek'Sai, Nidalee, Graves, Wukong, Jarvan IV, Kindred.

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