Charlie

Charlie is the competitive alias of Benjamin Cristobal Soto Gonzalez, a Colombian League of Legends professional currently playing for Dark Horse. Now 30 years old, he brings the perspective of a veteran to the support role, an experience level that carries real weight in a scene where careful shot-calling and composure often separate steady rosters from volatile ones.

A Support’s Toolkit

Charlie’s champion pool speaks directly to how he approaches the game. Thresh, Nautilus, and Taric form a trio built around engage, protection, and playmaking. Thresh is one of the most demanding supports in the game, rewarding pinpoint hook accuracy and clutch lantern saves, while Nautilus offers reliable crowd control that locks down priority targets in a teamfight. Taric, by contrast, leans into durability and the game-changing potential of his ultimate, letting a team commit to fights with a safety net that few other champions provide. Read together, these picks describe a support who relishes initiating skirmishes and dragging opponents out of position, rather than sitting back and playing purely for protection.

Experience as a Foundation

At an age when many players have stepped away from the stage, Charlie continues to compete actively for Dark Horse. That longevity is itself a statement in a discipline that skews young, and it positions him as a stabilizing presence capable of guiding teammates through the pressure of a tense series. Supports of his profile tend to shape the early game through vision and roams, then translate that map control into decisive engages once the mid-game arrives.

As a Colombian competitor, Charlie is part of the wider Latin American League of Legends community, a region with a passionate fanbase and a growing pool of homegrown talent. Players from the region have increasingly pushed to raise the standard of play, and veterans who remain committed to the grind help mentor the next wave of hopefuls simply by staying in the arena.

The road ahead for Charlie will likely hinge on how well his engage-focused champion pool meshes with his roster’s identity. If his team can build around the aggressive playmaking that Thresh and Nautilus enable, his experience could prove to be one of its most valuable assets in the seasons to come.