Heroes / Reading roster
A compact introduction to tank, damage and support. Each profile gives you one responsibility to practise and a route to Blizzard’s full description.
tank / Frontline space
Reinhardt lets the team take a contested approach behind a barrier. Link that movement to cover so the group can keep playing when the barrier is unavailable.
A charge or push still needs teammates who can follow the same route.
tank / Mobile protection
D.Va’s movement can answer a threat on another level or return to a pressured ally. Treat both actions as part of one team job.
A dramatic arrival does little if it leaves no useful way back.
damage / Off-angle pressure
Tracer creates pressure where the enemy would rather not look. Keep movement available so the angle survives the first reaction.
Attention is useful only if your team can act while the enemy is distracted.
damage / Steady sightline pressure
Soldier: 76 makes a good starting point for learning angles with a familiar rifle. Move with the fight instead of protecting a position after it stops mattering.
An isolated firing lane can be easy for the other team to close.
support / Ranged support and utility
Ana combines a ranged view with abilities that can change an exchange. Keep a piece of cover close and check the flank before committing to a scoped view.
Your team may need the utility after the first damage lands, not before anyone is threatened.
support / Responsive protection
Kiriko can protect an ally and reconnect with the team. Read where everyone is before deciding how to spend the movement and the save.
The target you can reach is not always the safest place to arrive.
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