
Telas, whose full name is Luis Drumond, is a Brazilian support player currently competing for Estral Esports in the Circuito Desafiante. At 21 years old, he sits at a promising juncture in a career rooted in Brazil’s vibrant and passionate League of Legends community, a region long celebrated for producing fervent fans and combative, expressive players.
Support is a role defined by selflessness and vision. Playing alongside the team’s marksman in the bottom lane, a support like Telas is tasked with protecting his carry, controlling the wave of vision through wards, and creating opportunities through engages or peels. It is a position that measures success less in raw statistics and more in the intangibles: the timely roam, the game-saving crowd control, the ward that spots an incoming gank. Success here hinges on communication and an almost telepathic understanding of a duo partner’s tendencies.
The Circuito Desafiante serves as Brazil’s proving ground, the developmental tier that sits directly beneath the top-flight CBLOL. For a young player like Telas, competing in this league is both an opportunity and a challenge: it is the stage where reputations are forged and where a strong showing can earn a call-up to a premier roster. Representing Estral Esports, an organization with a footprint across Latin American competition, places him within a structure designed to nurture and elevate emerging talent.
Brazilian support players have historically carried a reputation for boldness, often favoring aggressive engage-oriented champions that suit the region’s high-tempo style. Whether Telas leans into that tradition or carves out his own identity as a more protective, vision-focused anchor, his development will be measured over the coming split as he accumulates experience against seasoned opposition.
At 21, Telas has time on his side. The trajectory of a support player often depends on consistency and adaptability, qualities that mature with repetition at the professional level. If he continues to sharpen his shot-calling and his synergy with his lane partner, he could position himself as a candidate for Brazil’s top division. For now, his focus rests on establishing himself within the Circuito Desafiante and proving that Estral Esports made a sound investment in his potential.
Telas (Luis Drumond) is 22 years old, born July 5, 2004.
Telas currently plays as Support for Estral Esports in the Circuito Desafiante.
Telas is best known for Nautilus, Braum.

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