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Retired
scarra
Scarra 2015.jpg
Background Information
NameWilliam Li
Country of Birth
United States
BirthdayNovember 25, 1989 (age 32)
Residency
NA
North America
Competitive
Role
Streamer
Favorite Champs



Soloqueue IDspriscent, cesuna, Shrimpter
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William "scarra" Li is a retired League of Legends esports player, previously jungler for Delta Fox. He is best known for being the mid laner for Team Dignitas.

Team History

Combine Role Swaps:No|Yes
Dates:Approx|Exact
TeamStartEnd
NA
⁠Rock Solidlogo std.png⁠Rock Solid
≈Nov 2010≈2010-11-??Sep 20112011-09-22≈10mo 21d
ejel
NA
⁠Dignitaslogo std.png⁠Dignitas

Sep 20112011-09-22[2]Oct 20142014-10-02[1]3yr 10d
ejel
NA
⁠Counter Logic Gaminglogo std.png⁠CLG
Oct 20142014-10-31[4]Apr 20152015-04-17[3]5mo 17d
ejel
NA
⁠CLG Blacklogo std.png⁠CLG Black
≈May 2015≈2015-05-??≈Sep 2015≈2015-09-??≈4mo
ejel
NA
⁠Delta Foxlogo std.png⁠Delta Fox
Jun 20172017-06-02[5]Aug 20172017-08-312mo 29d
ejel
TeamStartEnd
NA
⁠Rock Solidlogo std.png⁠Rock Solid
≈Nov 2010≈2010-11-??Sep 20112011-09-22≈10mo 21d
ejel
NA
⁠Dignitaslogo std.png⁠Dignitas
Sep 20112011-09-22[2]Mar 20142014-03-25[7]2yr 6mo
ejel
NA
⁠Dignitaslogo std.png⁠Dignitas

Mar 20142014-03-25[7]Oct 20142014-10-02[1]6mo 8d
ejel
NA
⁠Counter Logic Gaminglogo std.png⁠CLG
Oct 20142014-10-31[4]Apr 20152015-04-17[3]5mo 17d
ejel
NA
⁠CLG Blacklogo std.png⁠CLG Black
≈May 2015≈2015-05-??≈Sep 2015≈2015-09-??≈4mo
ejel
NA
⁠Delta Foxlogo std.png⁠Delta Fox
Jun 20172017-06-02[5]Aug 20172017-08-312mo 29d
ejel

News

  • 2010
  • 2011
  • 2014
  • 2015
  • 2017
NA
⁠Rock Solidlogo std.png⁠RSNovember (approx.), ⁠Rock Solidlogo std.png⁠Rock Solid is formed.
Voyboy,
Naryt,
scarra,
Rambo, Araragi, and samtheham join. Th3RaT joins as substitute.
e
NA
⁠Rock Solidlogo std.png⁠RSSeptember 22, Rock Solid transfers its roster to Team Dignitas.
Voyboy,
Jatt,
scarra,
imaqtpie,
L0cust, and
Rambo leave.
e
NA
⁠Dignitaslogo std.png⁠DIGSeptember 22,
Voyboy,
Jatt,
scarra,
Imaqtpie, and
L0cust join.[2]
e
NA
⁠Dignitaslogo std.png⁠DIGMarch 25,
Goldenglue joins. scarra (Mid to Coach/Sub/Mid) changes position.[7]
e
NA
⁠Dignitaslogo std.png⁠DIGOctober 2,
scarra (Coach) leaves.[1]
e
NA
⁠Counter Logic Gaminglogo std.png⁠CLGOctober 31, scarra (Head Coach) joins.[4]
e
NA
⁠Counter Logic Gaminglogo std.png⁠CLGApril 17, scarra (Head Coach) leaves.[3]
e
NA
⁠CLG Blacklogo std.png⁠CLBMay (approx.),
Scarra joins.
Rakin joins as substitute.
e
NA
⁠CLG Blacklogo std.png⁠CLBSeptember (approx.),
Huhi joins.
Scarra leaves.
e
NA
⁠Delta Foxlogo std.png⁠DFXJune 2,
Dyrus,
scarra,
Voyboy,
imaqtpie,
Shiphtur, and MarkZ (Head Analyst) join.[5][6]
e
NA
⁠Delta Foxlogo std.png⁠DFXAugust 31, ⁠Delta Foxlogo std.png⁠Delta Fox is disbanded.
Dyrus,
scarra,
Voyboy,
imaqtpie,
Shiphtur,
Fragnat1c, and
Based Yoona's contracts expire. MarkZ (Head Analyst) leaves.
e

Biography[]

Scarra hails from Houston, Texas in the USA. He began playing League of Legends unprofessionally prior to Season One.

Season 1[]

Scarra immediately demonstrated potential, securing rank 3 in the solo queue ladder by playing 23 KatarinaSquare.pngKatarina games, where he was able to achieve a record of 22 wins and only 1 loss.

In early November 2010, Scarra helped form Rock Solid along with Naryt, Rambo, Voyboy, Araragi, samtheham, and Th3RaT. With that lineup, Scarra was able to place third at the Newegg Winter Wanfest 2010. [8]

After some shuffling in the roster of Rock Solid, Scarra discovered L0cust and invited him to join the team, knowing L0CUST as an old mage player from scarra's World of Warcraft server. With the revamped Rock Solid lineup, Scarra and his team posted admirable results, placing well in several ESL Go4LoL weekly cups. The team was also known for incorporating unconventional picks such as Katarina into their lineup.

On July 18, 2011, Scarra, along with Rock Solid, was able to qualify for IEM Season VI - Global Challenge New York, beating out Team God Mode in Round 2 and, in a surprising upset, taking out Counter Logic Gaming in the finals of the IEM New York qualifying tournament.

Pre-Season 2[]

On September 22, 2011, Scarra and Rock Solid were picked up by Team Dignitas.[9] Team Dignitas was looking for a new League of Legends team to sponsor after disbanding of its European-based team. Now with financial sponsorship, Scarra was able to attend IEM Season VI - Global Challenge New York, where his team took fifth/sixth place, failing to advance from the group stage but defeating Team SoloMid.

After being picked up and sponsored by his new team, Scarra and Team Dignitas were able to quickly establish themselves as one of the premier North American League of Legends teams, taking out Epik Gamer 2-1 in the IGN Proleague Season 3 - Atlantic City on October 9, 2011, as well as beating out Curse Gaming and Counter Logic Gaming Prime in 2-0 series during the quarterfinals and semifinals. Scarra was once again able to take first place in the Rampage King of The Hill Series, edging out Team SoloMid 2-1, but fell to TSM soon afterwards in MLG Providence, taking home third place.[10]

Season 2[]

Starting off Season 2 strongly, Scarra was able to place third in the IEM Season VI - Global Challenge Kiev, taking out SK Gaming 2-1 but falling to Team SoloMid in the semifinals.[11]

Returning back to America shortly afterwards, Scarra and Team Dignitas were among the eight premier North American teams invited to the LoLPro.com Curse Invitational, where they posted one of their strongest showings yet. The team took out RFLX Gaming 2-0 in the first round, eliminated Epik Gamer 2-0 in the semifinals, and ultimately defeated Counter Logic Gaming Prime 2-1 in the grand finals, securing a trip to the Curse Gaming headquarters in the process. Dignitas ultimately took the grand prize of $20,000 after defeating Curse 2-0.

Once again looking to achieve success on an international level, Scarra attended IEM Season VI - World Championship in Hanover. His team made an amazing run during group play, taking first place in the group with four wins and only a single loss, defeating Counter Logic Gaming Prime, Team ALTERNATE, Millenium and against All authority, and only dropping a game to FnaticRC.[12] Scarra's success carried over to the semifinals, where he was able to take out aAa once again 2-0 before falling in the grand finals 2-0 to Moscow 5.[13]

Coming home to the United States, Scarra attended IGN Proleague Season 4 - Las Vegas on April 6, 2012, where he was found as one of the heavy favorites going in. The tournament started out very well for scarra and Team Dignitas, as they were able to beat up-and-coming team Monomaniac 2-1 in the first round, and defeating another strong favorite for the tournament, Counter Logic Gaming Prime, 2-1 in the second round. During this tournament Scarra played an unorthodox Soraka mid, alongside Voyboy's surprise Lulu top pick. Unfortunately, Team Dignitas fell short 2-1 against Team SoloMid in the fourth round, and were ultimately eliminated by Counter Logic Gaming Prime 2-0 in the loser's bracket, their surprise team composition was banned out in both of these series.

On June 6, 2012, Scarra attended the MLG Pro Circuit - Spring Championship with a newly reformed Dignitas, having their top laner Voyboy be replaced by former Curse player Crumbzz. Despite having a new roster, Scarra and Team Dignitas performed exceptionally well, going undefeated until the winner bracket finals, beating the likes of Team Green Forest, Team Dynamic, and Counter Logic Gaming Prime. Dignitas' run was finally stopped after they were knocked out of the winner bracket finals by Team SoloMid, bringing them down to play against Counter Logic Gaming Prime once again where they fell 2-0, taking home 3rd place.[14]

Following the MLG tournament Scarra and the rest of Dignitas moved to Korea to compete in Azubu The Champions Summer 2012. Dignitas did not make it out of the Group Stage.[15] Scarra moved back to the United States shortly after this.

When he got back to the United States he and the team won back-to-back online tournaments with first place finishes in Solomid NA Invitational 5 and IGN ProLeague Elites.

Scarra and the rest of Team Dignitas competed in back to back Major LAN events near the end of the August with MLG Summer Championship and Season Two/Regional Finals - Seattle where he and Dignitas took home second at both tournaments.[16][17][18]

Season 3[]

Due to their top three finish at the Season 2 North American Regionals, Dignitas qualified to compete in Riot's new professional league, Season 3 League Championship Series, facing off in a 10 week competition against eight of the continent's best teams and players. Dignitas started off the season in an extremely strong fashion going an undefeated 11-0 in the first half of the it, with scarra being a pivotal playmaker. Throughout the rest of the weeks, the team entered a slump and eventually dropped to third place entering the playoffs. The Season 3 LCS Spring Playoffs took place in April, with scarra and company going against dark horse Good Game University in a best of three in the first round. GGU upset the heavily favored Dignitas by winning 2-1. This meant scarra's team was sent to relegation matches to win back their LCS spot at the Season 3 LCS Summer Promotion. In strong performances reminiscent of their early season successes, Team Dignitas was able to conquer Team Summon 3-1 and ensure their spot in the summer season.

The team also competed in the 2013 MLG Winter Championship, participating in the international exhibition. Dignitas went against top European contender Gambit Gaming, but was unable to take a game off the Russian players, losing 2-0.

NA LCS All Stars[]

In April 2013, scarra was publicly voted as the NA LCS mid-lane All-Star with over 50% of the vote, allowing him to play for the North America LCS team and compete in All-Star Shanghai 2013 against other regions' All-Star teams. Coming into the event, North America was viewed as one of the weakest teams attending. Their first match was against the China LPL All Stars, and despite solid performances, the NA LCS was unable to take a game, losing 2-0. They went on to face their sibling LCS team, the Europe LCS All-Stars, and in an intense and exciting two games, scarra with his teammates won 2-0. Winning against Europe placed them versus heavy favorite Korean OGN Champions, where they were handily eliminated 2-0. Scarra took home to the states his experience learned in the hectic international event.[19]

2015 Preseason[]

On December 10, CLG was fined $10,000 by Riot after being found guilty of poaching Scarra from Dignitas. Additionally, Scarra would be prohibited from serving the position of being CLG's head coach for the first three weeks of the spring LCS, and CLG would have to find a different head coach to fill that role for that period of time.[20] Scarra coached CLG for the last 6 weeks of the NA LCS Summer Split, and the team finished in third place with a 12-6 record. After a sixth-place playoff finish, scarra left the team. He played for CLG Black in the summer season qualifier, but after defeating Maelstrom, they were forced to switch out starting AD carry Stixxay for Frost and then lost to both Cloud9 Tempest and Magnetic, missing out on the NACS summer season.

Trivia[]

  • Known for the quote, "His team are here tomorrow, big?"
    • The original phrase is "Your team are have tomorrow, big?"[21] but the community has adopted the "here" version
    • At IEM New York, Carmac, playing a character he calls "Uszat," asked Scarra this nonsensical question in a thick eastern European accent, pretending to not understand English. HotShotGG was in on the joke.
  • He is a former chess player.
  • His favorite champion is KatarinaSquare.pngKatarina.[22]
    • He is known for playing her in solo queue as well as competitively and is also known for the phrase "Getting the reset", referring to Katarina's Voracity passive.
  • On Beyond The Rift, he later said that his favorite champion is Lee SinSquare.pngLee Sin, and plays him whenever the champion is up and he's playing jungle.
  • Majored in Economics at at Texas A&M University.[23]
  • His commentaries on stream are popularly considered informative and helpful.
  • Part of the emo subculture in middle school, William would use screen names such as "Scarred4Lyfe" for games. Growing past the stage, William changed his gamer handle to "Scarred", but decided the connotations were still too negative. He subtituted the suffix -ed with -a, resulting in "scarra", which he has been known as since.[24][25]
  • The "Pris" from his alternate ID "Priscent" is a reference to the popular MMORPG "Priston Tale". William was inspired to add the "cent" to his alternate ID after pulling a coin out of his pocket.[24]
  • scarra admits to playing worse when he doesn't empty his pockets during a state of nervousness.
  • Dislikes top lane a lot for its unpredictability and snowball potential
  • The playlist that he streams with consists of classic and contemporary video game soundtracks.
  • His current playlist consists of TV and movie soundtracks and video game music.
  • scarra is also infamous for his Meta-Breaking AP SorakaSquare.pngSoraka Mid (using whom he was once able to achieve a Quadra-kill).
  • Brushes nicknamed "scarra brush" after failing to ward over walls was caught on stream and highlighted.[26]
  • At the age of seven, Scarra was able to make a nine-year-old kid cry when he beat him in Pokemon Trading Card Game using his Magikarp deck.
  • Dislikes professional wrestling such as WWF/WWE.
  • Was Dignitas' representative in the Riot/Studio Mir Road to the Cup anime cinematic. GragasSquare.pngGragas was his empowering champion, in reference to the Drunk Scarra parody.

Tournament Results[]

This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.

Minimum place

Scarra Tournament Results
DatePlEventLast ResultTeamRoster
2020-02-189 - 16 Twitch Rivals Streamer Showdown
0 - 7⁠Blanklogo std.png⁠RR
⁠Logo std.png⁠PMA Riste,  manco1,  Scarra,  Yvonnie,  Natsumiii
2019-01-233 Twitch Rivals NA 2019 January
2 : 0⁠Logo std.png⁠FOR
⁠Logo std.png⁠SAT  BoxBox,  Scarra,  Seanic,  Locodoco,  Starsmitten
2018-11-245 - 8 Tyler1 Championship Series 2018
1 : 2⁠Gucci Ganglogo std.png⁠GG
⁠Meme Stream Dream Teamlogo std.png⁠MSDT Voyboy,  Nightblue3,  Shiphtur,  Imaqtpie,  scarra
2018-09-081 NA LCS 2018 Summer Playoffs - Showmatch
1 : 0⁠Logo std.png⁠THRO
⁠Meme Stream Dream Teamlogo std.png⁠MSDT Voyboy,  Scarra,  Yassuo,  Imaqtpie,  Shiphtur
2018-09-013 Gift the Rift 2018
0 : 1⁠Logo std.png⁠POKI
⁠Logo std.png⁠KAYP Heisendong,  Scarra,  Kaypea,  Imaqtpie,  Sheviii2k
2017-11-242 Tyler1 Championship Series 2017
1 : 2⁠MLGB E-SPORTS CLUBlogo std.png⁠MLGB
⁠Meme Stream Dream Teamlogo std.png⁠MSDT Voyboy,  Dyrus,  Shiphtur,  Imaqtpie,  scarra
2017-07-136 NACS 2017 Summer
0 - 10⁠Blanklogo std.png⁠RR
⁠Delta Foxlogo std.png⁠DFX Dyrus,  Scarra,  Voyboy,  Imaqtpie,  Shiphtur
2015-06-16NQ NACS 2015 Summer Qualifier
0 : 2⁠Magneticlogo std.png⁠IMG
⁠CLG Blacklogo std.png⁠CLB Lourlo,  Thinkcard,  Scarra,  Stixxay,  Frost,  i KeNNy u
2015-04-195 - 6 NA LCS 2015 Spring Playoffs
0 : 3⁠Team Liquidlogo std.png⁠TL
⁠Counter Logic Gaminglogo std.png⁠CLG ZionSpartan,  Xmithie,  Link,  Doublelift,  aphromoo,  scarra
2015-03-293 NA LCS 2015 Spring
12 - 6⁠Blanklogo std.png⁠RR
⁠Counter Logic Gaminglogo std.png⁠CLG Benny,  ZionSpartan,  Xmithie,  Link,  Doublelift,  aphromoo,  Zikzlol,  scarra
Scarra 1v1 Tournament Results
DatePlEventPrizeTeamLast Result
2011-04-182Solomid 1v1 Open First Blood1-2 Reidan

Media[]

  • 2017
  • 2019

Post-Match Interviews

DateTournamentMatchLink
2014-04-19NA LCS 2014 Spring Playoffs
Dignitaslogo std.pngDIG
vs
Team Coastlogo std.pngCST
Link
2014-01-25NA LCS 2014 Spring
Evil Geniuses.NAlogo std.pngEG
vs
Dignitaslogo std.pngDIG
Link
2013-08-17NA LCS 2013 Summer
Dignitaslogo std.pngDIG
vs
Counter Logic Gaminglogo std.pngCLG
Link
2013-07-11NA LCS 2013 Summer
Velocity eSportslogo std.pngVES
vs
Dignitaslogo std.pngDIG
Link
2013-07-01NA LCS 2013 Summer
Dignitaslogo std.pngDIG
vs
Velocity eSportslogo std.pngVES
Link
2013-05-12NA LCS 2013 Summer Promotion
Dignitaslogo std.pngDIG
vs
Team Summonlogo std.pngTS
Link
2013-03-31NA LCS 2013 Spring
Team MRNlogo std.pngMRN
vs
Dignitaslogo std.pngDIG
Link
2013-03-21NA LCS 2013 Spring
Counter Logic Gaminglogo std.pngCLG
vs
Dignitaslogo std.pngDIG
Link
2013-02-27NA LCS 2013 Spring
Good Game Universitylogo std.pngGGU
vs
Dignitaslogo std.pngDIG
Link
2013-02-21NA LCS 2013 Spring
Dignitaslogo std.pngDIG
vs
Counter Logic Gaminglogo std.pngCLG
Link
2013-02-14NA LCS 2013 Spring
Dignitaslogo std.pngDIG
vs
Team MRNlogo std.pngMRN
Link

Interviews[]

  • 2018
  • 2017
  • 2016
  • 2015
  • 2014
  • 2013
  • 2012
  • 2011

Images[]

  • DIG scarra, NA LCS 2013 Spring

  • DIG scarra, NA LCS 2013 Summer

  • DIG Scarra, NA LCS 2014 Spring

  • CLG scarra, NA LCS 2015 Spring

Redirects

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References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Scarra to step down as Coach team-dignitas.net
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Team Dignitas welcome new League of Legends team team-dignitas.net
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 CLG Coaching Staff Changes clgaming.net
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 CLG Brings on Scarra as Coach; Tryouts to begin immediately clgaming.net
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Streaming All Stars Assemble for Echo Fox League of Legends Challenger Dream Team echofox.gg
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Imaqtpie, Scarra, Dyrus, Voyboy, and Shiphtur are Echo Fox's new Challenger team dotesports.com
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 goldenglue signs for Team Dignitas LCS team-dignitas.net
  8. ↑ Newegg Winter Wanfest 2010 - Rock Solid Team Roster wanfest.newegg.com
  9. ↑ Team Dignitas welcome new League of Legends team team-dignitas.net
  10. ↑ 2011 MLG Providence Losers' Finals VOD - Team SoloMid vs Team Dignitas tv.majorleaguegaming.com
  11. ↑ IEM Season VI - Kiev: Team Dignitas Playoff Results esl-world.net
  12. ↑ IEM Season VI - Hanover: Team Dignitas Groupstage Results esl-world.net
  13. ↑ IEM Season VI - Hanover: Team Dignitas Playoff Results esl-world.net
  14. ↑ 2012 MLG Anaheim League of Legends Brackets s3.majorleaguegaming.com
  15. ↑ Azubu The Champions Summer 2012 Program Info ognlol.com
  16. ↑ 2012 MLG Raleigh League of Legends Brackets majorleaguegaming.com
  17. ↑ Official Season 2 NA Regionals Brackets tournaments.leagueoflegends.com
  18. ↑ Officially disqualified from MLG Summer Championship
  19. ↑ LCS All Stars: A Jade Reflection
  20. ↑ Competitive Ruling: Counter Logic Gaming lolesports.com
  21. ↑ dignitas`scarra meets Carmac, not famous Uszat youtube.com
  22. ↑ League of Legends - Pro Player Pick: Scarra Picks Katarina youtube.com
  23. ↑ IvyLoL Summoner Profile: scarra ivylol.com
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 Stream twitch.tv
  25. ↑ How a pro player gets his name youtube.com
  26. ↑ Scarra #1 Warder NA
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