H2K Makes Major Roster Moves in the Midst of the EU LCS

By Zac Cameron ·

H2K has made roster adjustments for Week 4 of the European League of Legends Championship Series. Will they be enough to get the team playing at a high level?

H2K Makes Major Roster Moves in the Midst of the EU LCS

In the wake of an unsuccessful start to their 2018 Spring Split, H2K announced that they had acquired a new starting mid laner, Marcin “Selfie” Wolski, to make his debut in Week 4 of the EU LCS.

This signing of a new mid laner has pushed their previous starter, Marc “Caedrel” Robert Lamont, into a role swap that now places him as the starting jungler. This has also pushed out previous starting jungler Lucas “Santorin” Tao Kilmer Larsen, who announced on Twitter that he is now a free agent.

(1/2) I am no longer a part of H2K. I would've liked to have had the opportunity to tryout with Selfie to see how we would've worked together considering Selfie is a great midlaner, but I wish H2K nothing but the best. I will release a longer statement in the upcoming days.

— Lucas Larsen (@SantorinLoL) February 9, 2018

To see if these changes paid off for H2K, check out our recap of the EU LCS day 1. For more information on the teams, including when they will be playing next, head over to the official schedule page.