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Flank Roles

All of the player roles and duties that can be used in flank playing positions are analysed below. The flanks include all of the roles/duties that are available in the DL/DR, WBL/WBR, ML/MR and AML/AMR playing positions.

Introduction & Role Analyser
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Analysed below for each flank role is:

  • Game description – the description of the role/duty as given in the game.
  • Player instructions – the player instructions given by the role/duty. Most of these are shown in the game (select the relevant playing position icon and click the Edit/Add button at the top-right of the screen) but for some roles/duties hidden player instructions are given.
  • Complementary player traits – player traits that make a player more likely to follow the role/duty’s player instructions.
  • Contrasting player traits – player traits that make a player less likely to follow the role/duty’s player instructions

Full Back

Game description:

The Full Back is a key player in modern football, having to supplement his traditional defensive duties with overlapping runs down the wing to support forward play and help attacks overload the final third.

Although primarily a defensive player, he must be prepared to get forward when the team needs extra width.

With a Defend duty
the Full Back will stay back with the defensive line and make simple possession passes down the flanks or into central midfield.
With a Support duty
the Full Back will support the midfield by providing extra width and will look for crosses and through balls when the opportunity for each arises.
With an Attack duty
the Full Back supplements his defensive responsibilities by overlapping the midfield and providing first time crosses into the area.
with an Automatic duty
the Full Back will switch automatically between Defend, Support and Attack duties according to your team mentality.

Player Instructions

  • Defend duty – Hold Position, Cross From Deep, Take Fewer Risks
  • Attack duty – Get Further Forward, Cross More Often

Player Traits

Complementary player traits:

  • Defend and Attack duty – Crosses Early
  • Defend duty – Plays No Through Balls, Plays Short Simple Passes, Stays Back At All Times
  • Attack duty – Arrives Late In Opponents’ Area, Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Gets Into Opposition Area, Plays One-Twos

Contrasting player traits:

  • Defend and Attack duty – Dwells On Ball
  • Defend duty – Cuts Inside, Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Hugs Line, Likes To Switch Ball To Other Flank, Plays One-Twos, Tries Killer Balls Often
  • Attack duty – Comes Deep To Get Ball, Likes Ball Played Into Feet, Stays Back At All Times

Wing Back

Game description:

Usually playing out wide with no wing support, the Wing Back must fulfil all the attacking and defensive duties of wingers and full backs.

In attack he must be prepared to run at his man and put in aggressive crosses, in midfield to help win the possession battle and in defence to close down opponents, block crosses and win back the ball when possible.

with a Defend duty
the Wing Back mainly stays deep, but will still cross the ball when in space to do so.
with a Support duty
the Wing Back aims to provide angled through balls from out wide, although still crosses when the opportunity arises.
with an Attack duty
the Wing Back aims to overlap down the flank to provide wide support for attacks, run at his man and get crosses in from the byline.
with an Automatic duty
the Wing Back will switch automatically between Defend, Support and Attack duties according to your team mentality.

Player Instructions

  • Run Wide With Ball
    • Support and Attack duty – Get Further Forward
    • Defend duty – Hold Position, Cross From Deep, Take Fewer Risks
    • Attack duty – Cross From Byline, Cross More Often, Dribble More

Hidden player instructions: make more darting forward runs

Player Traits

Complementary player traits:

  • Knocks Ball Past Opponent, Runs With Ball Down Left/Right
  • Support and Attack duty – Arrives Late In Opponents’ Area, Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Gets Into Opposition Area, Plays One-Twos
  • Defend duty – Crosses Early, Plays No Through Balls, Plays Short Simple Passes
  • Attack duty – Runs With Ball Often, Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks

Contrasting player traits:

  • Cuts Inside, Dwells On Ball, Likes To Beat Man Repeatedly, Stays Back At All Times
  • Support and Attack duty – Comes Deep To Get Ball, Likes Ball Played Into Feet
  • Defend duty – Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Hugs Line, Likes To Switch Ball To Other Flank, Plays One-Twos, Tries Killer Balls Often
  • Attack duty – Crosses Early, Runs With Ball Rarely, Stops Play

No-Nonsense Full Back

Game description:

The No-Nonsense Full Back knows his strengths and weaknesses and focuses predominantly on his defensive duties, scarcely going forward into a more attacking role.

Player Instructions

  • Hold Position, increase passing directness, Cross Less Often, Dribble Less, Shoot Less Often, Take Fewer Risks

Hidden player instructions: use more tactical discipline

Player Traits

Complementary player traits: Plays No Through Balls, Refrains From Taking Long Shots, Runs With Ball Rarely, Stays Back At All Times, Tries Long Range Passes

Contrasting player traits: Crosses Early, Cuts Inside, Dictates Tempo, Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Hugs Line, Knocks Ball Past Opponent, Likes To Beat Man Repeatedly, Likes To Switch Ball To Other Flank, Plays One-Twos, Plays Short Simple Passes, Runs With Ball Down Left/Right, Runs With Ball Often, Shoots From Distance, Tries Killer Balls Often, Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks

Complete Wing Back

Game description:

The Complete Wing Back loves to attack, and whilst he is capable of occupying his defensive duties, his natural inclination is to affect the game in the opposition’s defensive third by roaming from his position.

with a Support duty
the Complete Wing Back will look to combine his attacking instincts with some defensive responsibilities in an effort to provide balance to the team.
with an Attack duty
the Complete Wing Back will be a little more adventurous in his attacking exploits as he seeks to primarily impact the game in the opposition’s half of the pitch.

Player Instructions

  • Get Further Forward, Stay Wider, Roam From Position, Run Wide With Ball, Dribble More
    • Attack duty – Cross From Byline, Cross More Often

Hidden player instructions: make more darting forward runs, use more creative freedom

Player Traits

Complementary player traits:

  • Arrives Late In Opponents’ Area, Dictates Tempo, Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Knocks Ball Past Opponent, Plays One-Twos, Runs With Ball Down Left/Right, Runs With Ball Often, Tries To Play way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks
    • Support duty – Stops Play

Contrasting player traits:

  • Comes Deep To Get Ball, Cuts Inside, Dwells On Ball, Gets Into Opposition Area, Hugs Line, Likes Ball Played Into Feet, Likes To Beat Man Repeatedly, Moves Into Channels, Plays No Through Balls, Plays Short Simple Passes, Runs With Ball Rarely, Runs With Ball Through Centre, Stays Back At All Times
    • Attack duty – Crosses Early, Stops Play

Inverted Wing Back

Game description:

The Inverted Wing Back will function defensively much like a standard Full Back or Wing Back. However, while a normal Wing Back will offer width to an attack, the Inverted Wing Back (when he has a player ahead of him and where there are fewer than two defensive midfielders) will attempt to drift inside and create space for players around him.

If there is no teammate ahead of him on his side of the pitch then the Inverted Wing Back will look to support attacks in a more traditional manner, when there is, he will look to affect play in the middle of the pitch as much as possible.

with a Defend duty
the Inverted Wing Back will hold his position and sit deeper whilst fulfilling his defensive responsibilities, either out wide or further inside the pitch depending on the system around him.
with a Support duty
the Inverted Wing Back will look to cut inside with the ball, and either drift inside from the flank or move into a more central position to support the play depending on the system around him.
with an Attack duty
the Inverted Wing Back aims to cut inside and adventurously support the attack by drifting inside from the flank or from a more central position depending on the system around him.
with an Automatic duty
the Inverted Wing Back will switch automatically between Defend, Support and Attack duties according to your team mentality.

Player Instructions

  • Sit Narrower, Cut Inside With Ball, Cross Less Often
    • Support and Attack duty – Roam From Position
    • Defend duty – Hold Position, Dribble Less
    • Attack duty – Get Further Forward, Dribble More, Take More Risks

Hidden player instructions: use more creative freedom

Player Traits

Complementary player traits:

  • Dictates Tempo, Stops Play
    • Support and Attack duty – Cuts Inside
    • Defend duty – Runs With Ball Rarely, Stays Back At All Times
    • Attack duty – Arrives Late In Opponents’ Area, Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Gets Into Opposition Area, Likes To Switch Ball To Other Flank, Moves Into Channels, Plays One-Twos, Runs With Ball Often, Runs With Ball Through Centre, Tries Killer Balls Often, Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks

Contrasting player traits:

  • Crosses Early, Dwells On Ball, Hugs Line, Knocks Ball Past Opponent, Likes To Beat Man Repeatedly, Plays No Through Balls, Plays Short Simple Passes, Runs With Ball Down Left/Right
    • Support and Attack duty – Stays Back At All Times
    • Defend duty – Cuts Inside, Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Plays One-Twos, Runs With Ball Often, Runs With Ball Through Centre, Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks
    • Attack duty – Comes Deep To Get Ball, Likes Ball Played Into Feet, Runs With Ball Rarely

Wide Inverted Wing Back

The Inverted Wing Back stays wider off the ball when the team has possession if no MR/ML or AMR/AML is used on his flank or if an off-centre DMC is used on the same side.

Wide Midfielder

Game description:

The Wide Midfielder performs defensive and attacking duties on the flanks, supporting the forwards, midfield and defence when required.

Generally lacking either the explosive pace or exciting dribbling skills of an out-and-out Winger, the Wide Midfielder relies on teamwork and work rate to get into dangerous attacking positions without compromising his defensive responsibilities.

with a Defend duty
the Wide Midfielder will sit back and launch crosses from deep.
with a Support duty
the Wide Midfielder will stay deeper and play angled through balls into the box from wide positions, although he will still cross when it is on.
with an Attack duty
the Wide Midfielder looks to play quick crosses in from the final third.
with an Automatic duty
the Wide Midfielder will switch automatically between Defend, Support and Attack duties according to your team mentality.

Player Instructions

  • Defend duty – decrease pressing intensity, Hold Position, Cross From Deep, Dribble Less, Take Fewer Risks
  • Attack duty – Get Further Forward

Player Traits

Complementary player traits:

  • Defend duty – Crosses Early, Plays No Through Balls, Plays Short Simple Passes, Runs With Ball Rarely, Stays Back At All Times
  • Attack duty – Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Gets Into Opposition Area, Plays One-Twos

Contrasting player traits:

  • Defend duty – Cuts Inside, Dwells On Ball, Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Hugs Line, Knocks Ball Past Opponent, Likes To Beat Man Repeatedly, Likes To Switch Ball To Other Flank, Plays One-Twos, Runs With Ball Down Left/Right, Runs With Ball Often, Tries Killer Balls Often, Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks
  • Attack duty – Comes Deep To Get Ball, Likes Ball Played Into Feet, Stays Back At All Times

Winger

Game description:

The Winger aims to beat his man on the outside and needs to be technically proficient as well as quick in order to do so.

The Winger hugs the touchline when the team is going forward, ready to surge into space and attack the byline.

with a Support duty
the Winger’s job is to try to quickly get past his man and get in an early cross for the forwards.
with an Attack duty
the Winger will try to run at the defence in the final third, aiming to cause panic and indecision prior to shooting or attempting to make a through ball/cross to a team mate.

Player Instructions

  • Stay Wider, Run Wide With Ball, Cross More Often, Dribble More
    • Attack duty – Get Further Forward, Cross From Byline

Player Traits

Complementary player traits:

  • Hugs Line, Knocks Ball Past Opponent, Likes To Round Keeper, Runs With Ball Down Left/Right, Runs With Ball Often, Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks
    • Support duty – Crosses Early
    • Attack duty – Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Likes to Beat Offside Trap, Plays One-Twos

Contrasting player traits:

  • Cuts Inside, Dwells On Ball, Gets Into Opposition Area, Likes To Beat Man Repeatedly, Moves Into Channels, Runs With Ball Rarely
    • Attack duty – Comes Deep To Get Ball, Crosses Early, Likes Ball Played Into Feet, Stays Back At All Times, Stops Play

Defensive Winger

Game description:

The Defensive Winger aims to press the opposing full backs, win back the ball high up the pitch and either hold it up for the rest of the team, drive to the byline or get in a quick cross or through ball for the forwards.

with a Defend duty
the Defensive Winger’s job is to primarily provide insurance for the defenders behind him, working diligently to reduce the threat posed by opponents in his area of the pitch and to break up attacks higher up the pitch.
with a Support duty
the Defensive Winger’s job is to try to win the ball, get past his man and get in an early cross for the forwards.

Player Instructions

  • Significantly increase pressing intensity, Tackle Harder, Run Wide With Ball
    • Defend duty – Hold Position, Cross From Deep, Take Fewer Risks
    • Support duty – Stay Wider, Cross More Often, Dribble More

Player Traits

Complementary player traits:

  • Crosses Early, Dives Into Tackles, Knocks Ball Past Opponent, Runs With Ball Down Left/Right
    • Defend duty – Plays No Through Balls, Plays Short Simple Passes, Stays Back At All Times
    • Support duty – Hugs Line, Runs With Ball Often, Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks

Contrasting player traits:

  • Cuts Inside, Dwells On Ball, Likes To Beat Man Repeatedly
    • Defend duty – Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Hugs Line, Likes To Switch Ball To Other Flank, Plays One-Twos, Tries Killer Balls Often
    • Support duty – Gets Into Opposition Area, Moves Into Channels, Runs With Ball Rarely

Wide Playmaker

Game description:

The Wide Playmaker will act as the team’s primary source of creativity, drifting inside to find space from which to play the killer ball and create chances. Coming in from the wing allows the Wide Playmaker to escape the hustle and bustle of central midfield and can result in him being unmarked by opposition players.

Defensively the Wide Playmaker will take up his position on the wing to provide cover for his full back; however, he is not expected to make too many tackles but instead he should take up good defensive positions and provide another body in the defensive line.

with a Support duty
the Wide Playmaker will come inside to sit in a central midfield position when his team have the ball. From here he will act as the main creator for his side.
with an Attack duty
the Wide Playmaker will come inside to sit in an advanced midfield position between the opposition’s defence and midfield. From here he will act as the main creator for his side. This may result in the Wide Playmaker being caught upfield and unable to get back into position for the defensive phase.

Player Instructions

  • Sit Narrower, Roam From Position, Cut Inside With Ball, Cross Less Often, Shoot Less Often, Take More Risks
    • Attack duty – Dribble More

Hidden player instructions:

  • Collect the ball more, use more creative freedom, focus play (this role is a playmaker focal role which instructs a player’s teammates to pass to him more often)

Player Traits

Complementary player traits:

  • Comes Deep To Get Ball, Cuts Inside, Dictates Tempo, Likes Ball Played Into Feet, Likes To Switch Ball To Other Flank, Looks For Pass Rather Than Attempting To Score, Moves Into Channels, Refrains From Taking Long Shots, Stops Play, Tries Killer Balls Often
    • Attack duty – Likes To Round Keeper, Runs With Ball Often, Runs With Ball Through Centre, Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks

Contrasting player traits:

  • Attempts Overhead Kicks, Crosses Early, Dwells On Ball, Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Gets Into Opposition Area, Hugs Line, Knocks Ball Past Opponent, Likes To Beat Man Repeatedly, Likes To Lob Keeper, Shoots From Distance, Plays No Through Balls, Plays Short Simple Passes, Runs With Ball Down Left/Right, Stays Back At All Times, Tries First Time Shots
    • Attack duty – Runs With Ball Rarely

Inverted Winger

Game description:

The Inverted Winger aims to frequently cut inside into the attacking third to open up space for overlapping full backs and to subsequently overload retreating defenders. The Inverted Winger works best when the player’s strongest foot is opposite to the side of the pitch he’s playing on.

with a Support duty
the Inverted Winger will cut diagonally across the defence to play the ball through the middle while overloading defenders and defensive midfielders ahead of the penalty area.
with an Attack duty
the Inverted Winger will run directly at the defence with the options of shooting, passing or crossing as he moves into the attacking third.

Player Instructions

  • Cut Inside With Ball, Dribble More
    • Attack duty – Get Further Forward

Player Traits

Complementary player traits:

  • Cuts Inside, Likes To Round Keeper, Runs With Ball Often, Runs With Ball Through Centre, Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks
    • Attack duty – Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Gets Into Opposition Area, Likes To Beat Offside Trap, Plays One-Twos

Contrasting player traits:

  • Dwells On Ball, Knocks Ball Past Opponent, Likes To Beat Man Repeatedly, Runs With Ball Down Left/Right, Runs With Ball Rarely
    • Attack duty – Comes Deep To Get Ball, Likes Ball Played Into Feet, Stays Back At All Times

Advanced Playmaker

Game description:

The Advanced Playmaker aims to drop into the holes between the opposition’s midfield and defence, making himself available for his teammates’ passes and aiming to turn defence into attack in an instant.

with a Support duty
the Advanced Playmaker will stay in the hole and look to spray passes to support players and forwards.
with an Attack duty
the Advanced Playmaker will look to run at the defensive line from deeper positions, aiming to craft out crossing or through ball opportunities as he moves into the final third.

Player Instructions

  • Cut Inside With Ball, Cross Less Often, Shoot Less Often, Take More Risks
    • Attack duty – Dribble More

Hidden player instructions: sit between the lines more, make more lateral runs, collect the ball more, use more creative freedom, focus play (this role is a playmaker focal role which instructs a player’s teammates to pass to him more often)

Player Traits

Complementary player traits:

  • Comes Deep To Get Ball, Cuts Inside, Dictates Tempo, Does Not Move Into Channels, Likes Ball Played Into Feet, Likes To Switch Ball To Other Flank, Looks For Pass Rather Than Attempting To Score, Refrains From Taking Long Shots, Stops Play, Tries Killer Balls Often
    • Attack duty – Likes To Round Keeper, Runs With Ball Often, Runs With Ball Through Centre, Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks

Contrasting player traits:

  • Attempts Overhead Kicks, Crosses Early, Dwells On Ball, Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Gets Into Opposition Area, Hugs Line, Knocks Ball Past Opponent, Likes To Beat Man Repeatedly, Likes To Beat Offside Trap, Likes To Lob Keeper, Moves Into Channels, Shoots From Distance, Plays No Through Balls, Plays Short Simple Passes, Runs With Ball Down Left/Right, Tries First Time Shots
    • Attack duty – Runs With Ball Rarely

Inside Forward

Game description:

The Inside Forward aims to cut inside from the flanks and run directly at the centre of the opposition’s defence and works best when the player’s strongest foot is opposite to the flank he is playing on.

This movement can open up space for overlapping Full Backs as well as overloading a retreating defender, although it can also end up with the player running into cul-de-sacs.

with a Support duty
the Inside Forward will cut diagonally into the space behind the defence and play through balls or take long shots if the opportunity arises.
with an Attack duty
the Inside Forward will run directly at the defence with the options of shooting, passing or crossing as he moves into the final third.

Player Instructions

  • Cut Inside With Ball, Cross Less Often, Dribble More, Take More Risks
    • Attack duty – Get Further Forward

Hidden player instructions: make more lateral runs

Player Traits

Complementary player traits:

  • Cuts Inside, Likes To Round Keeper, Likes To Switch Ball To Other Flank, Runs With Ball Often, Runs With Ball Through Centre, Tries Killer Balls Often, Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks
    • Attack duty – Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Gets Into Opposition Area, Likes To Beat Offside Trap, Plays One-Twos

Contrasting player traits:

  • Crosses Early, Dwells On Ball, Knocks Ball Past Opponent, Likes To Beat Man Repeatedly, Plays No Through Balls, Plays Short Simple Passes, Runs With Ball Down Left/Right, Runs With Ball Rarely
    • Attack duty – Comes Deep To Get Ball, Likes Ball Played Into Feet, Stays Back At All Times

Trequartista

Game description:

While similar to the Advanced Playmaker in that he aims to drop into the holes between the opposition’s midfield and defence, the Trequartista does far less defensively and simply drifts around looking for space when the team is not in possession.

As such, the rest of the team needs to carry him when defending, but use him as the main outlet when attacking.

Player Instructions

  • Significantly decrease pressing intensity, Ease Off Tackles, Roam From Position, Dribble More, Take More Risks

Hidden player instructions: collect the ball more, use more creative freedom, focus play (this role is a playmaker focal role which instructs a player’s teammates to pass to him more often)

Player Traits

Complementary player traits: Comes Deep To Get Ball, Cuts Inside, Dictates Tempo, Knocks Ball Past Opponent, Likes Ball Played Into Feet, Likes To Round Keeper, Likes To Switch Ball To Other Flank, Runs With Ball Often, Runs With Ball Through Centre, Stops Play, Tries Killer Balls Often, Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks

Contrasting player traits: Dives Into Tackles, Dwells On Ball, Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Gets Into Opposition Area, Hugs Line, Likes To Beat Offside Trap, Plays No Through Balls, Plays Short Simple Passes, Runs With Ball Rarely, Stays Back At All Times

Wide Target Man

Game description:

The Wide Target Man will be the main outlet for clearances and long balls from the back. Ideally positioned against a smaller and weaker full back, he will be asked to get hold of the ball and keep it before recycling it to a teammate.

with a Support duty
the Wide Target Man is best used for relocating a tall and powerful target man to bully a smaller, weaker full back, offering knock-downs and opportunities to onrushing central players.
with an Attack duty
the Wide Target Man will be the main focal point for his team and the outlet for the majority of their attacking play. Ideally positioned against a smaller and weaker full back, he will be asked to receive the ball in attacking areas and make his presence felt as he brings teammates into play in the attacking third.

Player Instructions

  • Hold Up Ball, Dribble Less
    • Support duty – Hold Position
    • Attack duty – Get Further Forward

Hidden player instructions: focus play directly (this role is a target-man focal role which instructs a player’s teammates to pass to him more often with increased passing directness)

Player Traits

Complementary player traits:

  • Runs With Ball Rarely, Stops Play
    • Support duty – Does Not Move Into Channels
    • Attack duty – Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Gets Into Opposition Area, Likes To Beat Offside Trap, Plays One-Twos

Contrasting player traits:

  • Comes Deep To Get Ball, Cuts Inside, Knocks Ball Past Opponent, Likes Ball Played Into Feet, Likes To Beat Man Repeatedly, Likes To Round Keeper, Runs With Ball Down Left/Right, Runs With Ball Often, Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble, Tries Tricks
    • Support duty – Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Gets Into Opposition Area, Hugs Line, Likes To Beat Offside Trap, Moves Into Channels, Plays One-Twos
    • Attack duty – Stays Back At All Times

Raumdeuter

Game description:

The Raumdeuter literally translated from German means ‘space investigator’. His main role is to find pockets of space in which to operate. Essentially a wide poacher, the Raumdeuter takes up seemingly harmless positions out wide, waiting for the opportune moment to burst through the defensive line for that telling shot or cross.

He is difficult for defenders to pick up as he will often drift from his assigned position looking for any opportunity to exploit. This can result in quiet periods during which the Raumdeuter may neglect his defensive duties, therefore adequate cover and a strong team shape are key in order to fully utilise his attacking prowess in the final third.

Player Instructions

  • Get Further Forward, Sit Narrower, Move Into Channels, Roam From Position, decrease passing directness, Cross Less Often

Hidden instructions: make more dribbles into channels

Player Traits

Complementary player traits: Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Gets Into Opposition Area, Likes To Beat Offside Trap, Moves Into Channels, Plays One-Twos, Plays Short Simple Passes

Contrasting player traits: Comes Deep To Get Ball, Crosses Early, Does Not Move Into Channels, Dwells On Ball, Hugs Line, Likes Ball Played Into Feet, Likes To Switch Ball To Other Flank, Runs With Ball Rarely, Stays Back At All Times, Tries Long Range Passes

Other Player Roles & Duties Guides

  • Role Combinations – to choose player roles and duties that suit your playing style and carry out positional responsibilities appropriately.
  • Player Instructions – analysis of player instructions, including hidden player instructions.
  • Player Traits – analysis of player traits.