Santorin

Danish jungler who won with TSM and navigated a dynamic career across NA's top tiers.

Lucas Tao Kilmer Larsen, known professionally as Santorin, is a Danish professional League of Legends player who currently serves as the jungler for Team Liquid in the League of Legends Championship Series (LCS). His career began with stints at Team Coast and other organizations before he joined Team SoloMid in November 2014. During his tenure there, he secured a championship title in the 2015 Spring NA LCS and reached the finals in the Summer split. Following that success, his path took him through Team Huma for the North American League of Legends Challenger Series starting December 14, 2015. After financial issues forced a move to Ember on February 26, 2016, he eventually competed for NRG Esports.

Quick Facts

Nationality: Danish
Team: Team Liquid
Role: Jungler
League: LCS
Games: League of Legends
Highlights: NA LCS champion (2015 Spring)

Lore & Background

Santorin's journey through the North American scene was marked by significant roster shifts and high-stakes outcomes. After winning the 2015 Spring NA LCS with Team SoloMid, he finished second in the Summer split of that same year. By December 14, 2015, he had been announced for Team Huma to compete in the North American League of Legends Challenger Series. However, financial instability plagued the organization, leading to his sale to Ember on February 26, 2016. His time with NRG Esports concluded after a 9th place finish in the 2016 Summer NA LCS regular season. This poor standing led to losses in the subsequent relegation matches, forcing him to leave the team and marking a definitive end to that chapter of his competitive run.

Reader's Guide

Santorin's professional record is anchored by his time with Team SoloMid and subsequent moves through the Challenger Series and lower-tier LCS play. His primary achievement remains the 2015 Spring NA LCS championship won with TSM, where he played alongside a roster that also secured second place in the Summer split of the same year. In the following year, he navigated the instability of Team Huma before joining Ember due to financial constraints. His time at NRG Esports saw mixed results: a 5th place regular season and a 5-6th playoff finish in Spring 2016, followed by a disastrous Summer run where they finished 9th and lost their promotion matches for the 2017 Spring NA LCS.