Paths
Playing as a team
In one line: From solo queue to a regular group: communicating, who calls, timeouts, the playbook, team practice and ClutchLeague teams.
Who it is for
For players who want to play better with others: with strangers in queue, with a group of friends or with a team for ClutchLeague tournaments.
What you will know at the end
You will be able to communicate clearly even with people you do not know, organize a group with a caller and a few shared plans, use timeouts and practice together. You will also know how teams and tournaments work on ClutchLeague.
8 steps
0 of 8 done
Step 1
Playing with strangers Premium
- What to learn
- Playing well with strangers.
- What you can skip
- Nothing.
Step 2
Communication Free
- What to learn
- Short calls, tone, the buy phase.
- What you can skip
- If you have read it already, the summary is enough.
Step 3
Playing in a fixed group Premium
- What to learn
- Playing in a group: roles, shared habits.
- What you can skip
- Nothing.
Step 4
Whoever leads (IGL) Premium
- What to learn
- Who calls and how.
- What you can skip
- You can skim it if you are not the caller.
Step 5
Downtime and how to use it Premium
- What to learn
- Using a timeout well.
- What you can skip
- Nothing.
Step 6
Practicing as a team Premium
- What to learn
- Practicing as a team.
- What you can skip
- Nothing.
Step 7
Building a playbook Premium
- What to learn
- A simple team playbook.
- What you can skip
- If the group is new, the first part is enough.
Step 8
Teams and tournaments on ClutchLeague: how to prepare Free
- What to learn
- Teams and tournaments on ClutchLeague.
- What you can skip
- Nothing.