The Old King and the New King

Olav "Creolophus" Undheim started his career in Incredible Teamaction, and played there for about a year. He showed strong results, and when 64AMD was out to get reinforcements, triMble and Enrique saw the Norwegian Night Elf player as a perfect building stone in the team. The team did wonders by winning WC3L and MCL at the same time. After a bit more than half a year, Team 64AMD was put down, and manager triMble joined up with the multigaming organization fnatic Team. It did not take long before Creolophus joined up as well. It was fnatic that got Creolophus's career started for real. He had been a superstar in Norway for a long time, but now he showed great international results as well. He ended in the Top 24 at ESWC 2005, and won DreamHack Summer 2005. Creolophus was one of fnatic's best players, and a hot player on the market.

Defeated ReMinD in the 4Kings wear

Once crowned King on the 16th of June, 2006, Creolophus quit school and decided to focus on gaming for a year. First off, Creolophus had it rough, losing more than his team mates and was therefore highly criticized for being the weak link in 4Kings, although Creolophus defeated ReMinD in his first WC3L match for 4Kings, showing off what a good player he really was. As the routine and stable play came, Creolophus became one of their strongest players, and a definite player in the 4Kings roster.

ESWC 2007 runner-up and BlizzCon champion

Creolophus' biggest success came at the end of his active career. He had announced that he was going to stop playing actively, but he still had a couple of tournaments ahead of him. Going in to the ESWC 2007, Creolophus showed incredible skill with his fierce Night Elf warriors, and was unstoppable - until the Grand Final. There, SoJu from World Elite waited. Somehow, SoJu managed to win despite Creolophus's stellar play the days before. However, even a second place at ESWC 2007 is nothing but a success, something Creolophus was very satisfied with.

Only a couple of weeks after, Creolophus was once again in the spotlight. It was at BlizzCon, where Creolophus was seen as one of the favorites. The Battle.Net Season 5 Grand Final had numerous horror names in the player sheet, but it turned out to be Creolophus who was the toughest, and came out victorious. A great way to end his career - on top.

But it's not quite over yet. He still has World Cyber Games to attend, in October.

Made his first appearance in plan-B Sweden

For LiiLD.C, his international career has just begun. Daniel "LiiLD.C" Claesson started out in plan-B Sweden, a team full of talented Swedish players. Many of the top Swedes today have played in plan-B; GLaiVe, SunShinE and DreaMLanD to mention three alongside LiiLD.C. But the team underwent changes, and on the 30th of October LiiLD.C left the team. Instead he teamed up with idle, another Swedish top team. He continued to play well, but was still one of those "talented" players in Sweden and did not really reached the top.

Joined fnatic and Team Sweden in early 2006

He eventually reached the top in Sweden, when he joined up with first fnatic and later the Swedish National team in early 2006 . He played very well in the European Nations Cup in 2006, who won the event for the third time. After a while, the fnatic Team did not feel LiiLD.C was the man for their team, and he got kicked out. He was not too late to join another team - QPool. He stayed there for four months, and then joined up with ID Gaming - another team featuring Swedish players mixed with others from Europe. He stayed there until the team eventually died - in late 2006.

LiiLD.C only remained clanless for five days, when he joined up with the European squad of World Elite, former JuSt. And there he stayed, and started to show results after results. He won the DreamHack Summer 2006, defeating ElakeDuck in the Grand Final. He was also at Samsung European Championship, a very successful tournament for the blond-haired Night Elf star, ending in fifth place after losing only to Grubby and ToD. And at the same time he took part in the Extreme Masters - a tournament he ended seventh in.

Now a full blood Swedish superstar

Back home in Sweden, LiiLD.C continues to be one of the top stars of the team. After being questioned a bit when he first joined up with the Swedish National team, Daniel Claesson has now evolved into a full blood Swedish superstar. He plays next to SaSe, FuRy and the rest of the Swedish players who have been successful in the international scene, and he has a mean playing style.

So, comparing the players as they are right now would not be fair, since Creolophus has a lot more experience and is also two years older. But if you look at the Creolophus of the start of his 4K career, he reminds us very much of LiiLD.C. Young, eager for improvement, a Night Elf to watch out for, inCup champion several times over and most of all, possessing a mannered and professional approach.

Sure, LiiLD.C might not be as good as the two main pillars Grubby and ToD (yet), but in time he will grow and learn, just like Creolophus did. 4Kings fits LiiLD.C like a glove. Let us hope he never takes it off.