Opening position
Use the first pillar as a reference point and decide who controls open lane. Allow a long route only when it stays in healer range.
Open circular lanes with pillars and pronounced outer-edge routes.
Long sightlines expose healer positioning, while outer routes let disciplined teams stretch opponents away from support.
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Use the first pillar as a reference point and decide who controls open lane. Allow a long route only when it stays in healer range.
Position on a pillar edge with an immediate outer-ring rotation. Do not get caught in center when enemy control is ready.
Pressure from open lane while a teammate pulls a target toward the edge, making the enemy healer cross exposed space.
The outer edge becomes a trap when a DPS kites too far and the healer must cross center to recover them.
You can see setups early here; preemptive repositioning is stronger than last-second line of sight.
Review healer radius, triangle positioning, cooldown trades, roles, and class identities.
Build arena-target, focus, party utility, and stopcast controls that work when the map gets chaotic.