Rellik

Rellik, known off the Rift as Ben Carlisle, is a Brazilian jungler whose competitive days are now behind him. Hailing from one of the most passionate League of Legends nations in the world, he plied his trade in a region famous for its fervent fan culture and its distinctive, combat-hungry style of play. Though his career has since concluded, his time with Sailors Esports placed him within Brazil’s active competitive fabric.

Roaming the Jungle

The jungle is the game’s most freeform role, and it fell to Rellik to shape the map from the shadows. Rather than committing to a single lane, junglers patrol the neutral spaces between them, farming monster camps, contesting objectives like dragons and the Rift Herald, and choosing when to spring ganks that tilt lanes in their favor. Success in the jungle is measured less by lane dominance than by pathing intelligence, timing, and the ability to be everywhere at the right moment.

An Unusual Champion Pool

What stands out about Rellik is his listed champion repertoire: Lucian, Vayne, Ashe, Caitlyn, Ezreal, and Graves. These are overwhelmingly marksmen more commonly associated with the bot lane, with Graves being the notable exception as a longtime jungle mainstay. A pool leaning so heavily on damage-dealing carries suggests either a versatile competitor comfortable across roles or a jungler who favored aggressive, damage-oriented picks capable of taking over skirmishes. Either way, it points to a player who prized carry potential and mechanical aggression over passive, utility-first jungling.

Rellik competed under the Sailors Esports banner, one of the many organizations that give Brazilian players a platform within a domestic ecosystem renowned for its size and enthusiasm. Brazil consistently ranks among the most engaged League of Legends communities, and its scene has produced players who eventually earned international recognition.

Now retired, Rellik leaves behind the profile of a jungler defined by an aggressive, carry-minded philosophy. His willingness to reach for high-damage champions reflects the flair and boldness that Brazilian League of Legends is celebrated for, and his career remains a small but genuine chapter in the ongoing story of the country’s competitive scene.