Anthrax

Anthrax is the in-game name of Robbe Dobbeleers, a 28-year-old Belgian support who is still competing in League of Legends and currently plays for Atletec. Among his peers he is one of the more seasoned figures, bringing the kind of veteran judgment the support role tends to reward, steadying the bottom lane through vision control and the shot-calling that come with the position.

The Support Role

Supports work for their teammates rather than for their own stats. They control the flow of map information through wards and ward sweeps, keep their carries alive during teamfights, and often end up as the team’s main voice in game. The role values game awareness and clear communication over farm, and a single timely engage or peel can tip a fight.

Signature Champions

Anthrax builds his pool around Nami and Thresh, which together show a flexible support style. Nami is the enchanter archetype: she provides sustained healing, well-timed crowd control, and enough utility to keep fragile carries standing through long engagements. Thresh is the opposite kind of support, a playmaker whose hook, lantern saves, and flay combos can create kills and turn a skirmish on their own. Owning both lets Anthrax switch between shielding his backline and looking for aggressive openings, which makes him hard to predict during champion select.

Experience and Outlook

At 28, still playing for Atletec, Anthrax offers the steady experience younger teammates tend to depend on. Veteran supports frequently serve as a roster’s emotional and tactical glue, and his ongoing presence points to a player whose worth comes from leadership as much as from mechanical skill. With Atletec, his mix of enchanter-style safety and playmaking upside makes him a reliable anchor for building a bottom lane.