Heroes / Reading roster
Use this small reading roster to compare responsibilities. It is intentionally selective and carries no pick-rate or win-rate claims.
tank / Frontline space
Cross the sightline with a reason. Reinhardt can protect an approach with his barrier, but the team still needs cover when that resource runs low.
Before committing, check whether your supports can see the position you intend to hold.
tank / Mobile protection
D.Va can change levels quickly and answer pressure away from the main group. Decide which angle matters before spending mobility to reach it.
Getting back to the team is part of the route, especially when an ally becomes the next target.
damage / Off-angle pressure
Tracer can pull attention toward an awkward second angle. Arrive with a way out so the pressure lasts longer than the first exchange.
A flanker who cannot reconnect with the fight may be forcing an entirely different game from the team.
damage / Steady sightline pressure
Soldier: 76 gives you a straightforward way to practise sightlines and movement between cover. Look for a useful view of an active team fight.
A long sprint can become a long absence. Notice when the team has already moved on.
support / Ranged support and utility
Ana supports the fight from range while keeping defensive utility for dangerous moments. Cover and a second exit make that job more reliable.
Zooming in narrows your attention. Check the approach a flanker could use before it becomes urgent.
support / Responsive protection
Kiriko can respond to danger and move toward an ally. Keep track of which teammate still offers a safe landing after the rescue.
An escape that leads to the same lost fight is not much of an escape.
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