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Support-centric characters like [[Ivy]] or [[Dynamo]] perform best in duo lanes with a high-DPS counterpart. Self-reliant characters with sustain or poke abilities, like [[Shiv]], are better suited for solo lanes (Park and York, or Pink and Yellow lanes). The random placement seems to account for this, though the exact mechanism is unclear. | Support-centric characters like [[Ivy]] or [[Dynamo]] perform best in duo lanes with a high-DPS counterpart. Self-reliant characters with sustain or poke abilities, like [[Shiv]], are better suited for solo lanes (Park and York, or Pink and Yellow lanes). The random placement seems to account for this, though the exact mechanism is unclear. | ||
Laning is divided into three phases: | Laning is strategically divided into three phases: | ||
* '''Laning Phase (Early game)''': Players focus on winning their lane by managing troops, jungling, looking for easy kills, and gaining a [[souls]] advantage. | * '''Laning Phase (Early game)''': Players focus on winning their lane by managing troops, jungling, looking for easy kills, and gaining a [[souls]] advantage. | ||
* '''Midgame''': Sidelaners who have won their lane start roaming to assist midlaners, while all players continue farming objectives to strengthen their team’s position. | * '''Midgame''': Sidelaners who have won their lane start roaming to assist midlaners, while all players continue farming objectives to strengthen their team’s position. | ||
* '''Endgame''': Players work to solidify their [[souls]] advantage, engage in most of the teamfights, and push to attack the enemy [[Patron]]. | * '''Endgame''': Players work to solidify their [[souls]] advantage, engage in most of the teamfights, and push to attack the enemy [[Patron]]. | ||