Matt "Warden" Dickens from Texas was an integral part of the team from its beginning. Surprisingly, Warden doesn't have any major achievements until joining compLexity, and is one of two players from the original team that still play.
Usually the first man into the bombsite, Warden is compLexity's spearhead. With his remarkable aiming and a good sense of prediction for the game, Warden is bringing compLexity crucial entry frags that help them take control over the round. In addition, his abilities to perform under pressure helped compLexity to turn many rounds where they were in disadvantage to their favor.

Much different than Warden, Justin "Sunman" Summy from Pennsylvania had his share of the spotlights for a long amount of time now. Previously he was a part of the legendary N.A team zEx, whose line up included, amongst other American stars, Shaguar and Volcano, now of Team3D.
zEx began to shine after the CPL Winter 2002 where they defeated several of the world's finest team, including Norway's pride eoLithic. The team kept this performance going and placed second at the ESWC 2003 Championship, in front of that year's hottest name, SK.Swe. Two years later, Sunman returned to France and claimed the throne.
Just as they finished to celebrate their victory, compLexity was plagued issues. Sunman departed from the team due to personal reasons, and with their pick up, Exodus, they didn't live up to the expectations. After a string of losses to Team3D in the WCG US Finals, as well in AmeriCup and DigitalLife Finals, compLexity didn't hesitate to welcome superstar Sunman back into their lineup. As the team's CPL Winter 2005 performance, including his own, was beneath everyone's expectations, compLexity is eager to bounce back during 2006.