
Luiz Lorenz, who competes as Zilax, is a German mid laner currently active with eSports Cologne. At 24 years old, he brings a blend of experience and continued ambition to the middle of the map, representing Germany within a European scene that prizes both mechanical excellence and disciplined, strategic play.
The mid lane is where much of a game’s tempo is decided, and Zilax approaches it with a champion pool suited to methodical, calculated control. As a mid laner he is responsible for winning his lane, managing the flow of minion waves to open roaming opportunities, and applying pressure across the map through timely rotations. The role rewards players who can balance individual laning prowess with the vision to influence skirmishes and objective fights, and it consistently sits at the heart of a team’s identity.
Zilax’s preferred picks speak to a controlled, team-oriented style. Orianna is one of the most enduring control mages in the game, offering a mid laner unmatched ability to shape teamfights through the positioning of her Ball and the game-swinging potential of her ultimate. Syndra complements that with raw burst and range, letting Zilax punish opponents who overextend while scaling into a devastating late-game threat. Together these champions highlight a player who values precision, poke, and the kind of teamfight control that anchors a composition.
Playing for eSports Cologne, Zilax competes within Germany’s active League of Legends ecosystem, a region with a strong culture of organized play and a steady stream of aspiring talent. For a 24-year-old mid laner still in his competitive prime, the coming seasons offer a chance to further cement his reputation as a reliable control-mage specialist. His ceiling will be measured by how effectively he converts his mastery of champions like Orianna and Syndra into consistent success for his team.
Zilax (Luiz Lorenz) is 25 years old, born July 21, 2001.
Zilax currently plays as Mid for eSports Cologne in the .
Zilax is best known for Orianna, Syndra.

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