Tockimo

Timo Bock, better recognized under the in-game name Tockimo, is a German support player currently representing G2 NORD in the Prime League, the premier competitive circuit for League of Legends in the DACH region. At 24 years old, he brings the composure and shot-calling maturity that experienced supports are prized for, anchoring the bottom lane for one of the region’s notable organizations.

Guardian of the Bottom Lane

Support is arguably the most cerebral role in League of Legends, and Tockimo embodies its demands. A support rarely accrues the flashy kill counts that headline highlight reels, yet the position dictates how a game unfolds. From vision control and objective setup to peeling for the carry and initiating decisive fights, the support functions as the strategic backbone of a team. Tockimo’s champion pool underlines this identity clearly.

His signature picks, Nautilus and Tahm Kench, reveal a preference for engage-oriented, frontline support play. Nautilus offers relentless pick potential and reliable crowd control through his hook, anchor throw, and area-of-effect stuns, making him a menace in the laning phase and a devastating initiator in team fights. Tahm Kench, meanwhile, is defined by his protective toolkit, capable of swallowing an ally to save them from certain death or absorbing damage as a durable frontliner. Together, these champions paint Tockimo as a player comfortable both starting fights and safeguarding his teammates.

Competing in the Prime League

The Prime League stands as one of Europe’s most competitive regional leagues, a breeding ground for talent that frequently graduates to the LEC and its associated tiers. G2 NORD, tied to the broader G2 esports brand, carries a strong pedigree, and playing under that banner places Tockimo in a spotlight where consistency and results are expected. Representing such an organization means competing against the sharpest domestic opposition week after week.

As a German native performing in his home region, Tockimo has the opportunity to build his profile in front of a knowledgeable and supportive fanbase. The Prime League has repeatedly served as a launchpad for players seeking to prove themselves worthy of a step up, and a strong support with a defined identity is always a valuable commodity.

Looking ahead, Tockimo’s trajectory will hinge on continued growth alongside his teammates and the pursuit of silverware in one of Europe’s most respected regional competitions. With an established engage-heavy style and an experienced head on his shoulders, he remains a player capable of steering his side through the demands of high-level regional play.