Opening position
Start with a pillar-side formation and identify the safe retreat ramp. Use elevation to make enemies spend mobility, not to split your team.
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Tiger's Peak
Central lane, pillars, ramps, and elevated side structure.
Tiger's Peak mixes traditional pillar play with vertical routes. Pressure is best when it preserves an easy return to the healer.
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Geometry briefing
This is a durable orientation brief for the map's terrain and line-of-sight choices. It remains available, but is intentionally excluded from search until current-rotation research, mode-specific examples, and visual callouts have been source-reviewed.
Game Plan
Position with a purpose
Healer plan
Stand where a ramp return keeps both partners reachable. Rotate before enemies can trap you between a pillar and platform.
Damage plan
Use ramp transitions to force awkward pathing, then control the healer as the target crosses an exposed lane.
Do not lose here
A DPS taking the upper route alone can leave the healer with no line and no safe follow.
Map-Specific Edge
Tiger's Peak tip
A brief level change can break casts and alter pathing; use it as a reset, not a camp spot.
Fundamentals
Arena positioning and team play
Review healer radius, triangle positioning, cooldown trades, roles, and class identities.
Setup
Arena macros and keybinds
Build arena-target, focus, party utility, and stopcast controls that work when the map gets chaotic.