Practice block

One week of prep before Apex Foundry on Helix. Pick what the team drills.

Practice focus

Defaults & structure

Run the disciplined default until it is muscle memory. Steadies the caller and the controller.

Aim & mechanics

Hours on the range. Sharpens the duelist's raw fragging.

Comms & coordination

Clean up the callouts. Lifts the caller and the initiator.

Anti-strat & site holds

Study the opponent's tendencies. Lifts the sentinel and the controller.

Rest & reset

No drills. Settle the nerves after a two-loss skid.

Optional individual work. A focused rep spends its listed training points and is logged into the week.

No focused rep

Keep the block broad and let the practice focus carry the week.

Rook: defaults under pressure

Put the caller through late-round structure reps.

Vex: entry mechanics

Give the duelist the cleanest first-contact reps.

Vex/Pixie: flash review

Spend the block re-timing the week-5 flash call. Cleaner trust, no extra Vex aim.

Sable: site hold reads

Drill the anchor on Apex's late-hit timings.

Pixie: concise comms

Make the initiator's info faster and quieter.

Coyote: controller structure

Rehearse the smoke timings that hold the default together.

High upside, fragile room.

Benefit: Vex can hard-carry the next scrim.

Risk: Review trust drops if Pixie is left alone with blame.

Lower ceiling, stronger room.

Benefit: Pixie stabilizes flashes and mid-round calls.

Risk: Vex loses a chance to sharpen the carry angle.

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