Udysof

Udysof, known away from the game as Toby Horne, is an Australian jungler who carved out his competitive League of Legends career in the Oceanic region. Most closely associated with Pentanet.GG in the LCO, the Australian and Oceanic circuit, he reached the age of 26 before stepping away from active play. Though now retired, his tenure in the jungle left a clear imprint on the region’s competitive landscape.

A Jungler’s Craft

The jungle is the connective tissue of any League of Legends team, and it asks its occupant to be everywhere at once. Udysof’s role required constant map awareness, careful tracking of enemy movements, and the tempo control that comes from farming neutral camps while hunting for openings to invade or gank. A jungler’s early pathing decisions ripple across every lane, and the best in the position turn small leads into snowballing advantages for their carries.

His champion pool reflects a taste for aggression and playmaking. Evelynn rewards patient stalking before delivering explosive burst from stealth, while Rek’Sai brings relentless mobility and the kind of tunnel-based map presence that keeps opponents guessing. Hecarim rounds out the trio as a high-speed diving threat, charging into backlines to disrupt and initiate. Together these picks paint a portrait of a jungler comfortable dictating the pace of a game rather than reacting to it.

Legacy in the LCO

Pentanet.GG became one of the marquee names of Oceanic League of Legends, and representing the organization placed Udysof among the region’s recognizable competitors. The LCO has long served as a springboard for Oceanic talent, and junglers who command respect there play an outsized role in shaping how their teams navigate the international stage’s early rounds.

With his retirement, Udysof closes the competitive chapter of his career, but the influence of a seasoned jungler tends to linger. His champion choices and the aggressive instincts behind them offer a template for the players who follow in Oceania. Whether his path leads toward coaching, content, or a quieter step back from the scene, his contributions to Pentanet.GG and the LCO remain part of the region’s story.