Clid

Clid is a roster entry named after the South Korean professional of the same name, a player who earned a strong reputation as one of the most respected junglers of his era. The entry is marked as disbanded. It is a short record rather than a complete organisation, and the one name attached to it is the player it centres on.

An Entry Built Around a Player

Plenty of entries in the League of Legends competitive database have no five-man roster, sponsor or league standing behind them. This one belongs to that group. It is tied to a single person and preserves a point in that person’s career. The only listed member is Clid, and the record gives no league or region.

Why the Jungle Role Matters

Clid’s position, jungle, is one of the hardest to master in the game. Junglers set the pace of a match early on: they decide which lane to pressure, when to fight for neutral objectives, and how to turn a small lead into a larger one. At a high level, a jungler acts almost like a map-wide coordinator, and this is the role through which Clid built his standing in the sport.

Since the entry is disbanded and contains little surrounding information, it makes sense to write about it in the past tense and avoid attributing titles or results that the record does not document. What is clear is its link to a well-known player whose name alone points to a real impact on the competitive scene.

As an archive entry, the Clid page shows how the League of Legends database records players as well as the teams they shaped. It looks back rather than ahead, preserving the story of a figure whose influence reached across the jungle role.