The Hag Counter Quickcard
30-second reference for live matches.
The Hag 30-Second Playbook
Use this quickcard as a live-decision flow: stabilize first, then convert into break her web value with route discipline and trap-aware rescues. tempo.
Immediate Checks
- Threat call: High
- Danger trigger to avoid: Trap webs around hooks and key loops turn normal rescues into instant snowball.
- Power read: She places phantasm traps and teleports to triggered traps to punish movement.
Execution Sequence
- Must-do opener: Identify setup clusters fast.
- Early-phase priority: Map where early traps are likely before first hook.
- Chase-phase priority: Pre-drop against trapped or controlled tiles; do not test unknown resources.
Recovery Plan
- Macro anchor: Pressure objectives away from established setup clusters.
- Most common throw: Looping trapped tiles repeatedly. Fix: abandon controlled tiles earlier.
- Fallback line: If your plan breaks down, play to safe trap setup around hooks and high-value routes. and refuse control a webbed zone and force repeat interactions inside it.. Reset spacing first, then rebuild objective tempo.
At-a-Glance
- Threat: High
- Biggest danger: Trap webs around hooks and key loops turn normal rescues into instant snowball.
- Counter theme: Break her web value with route discipline and trap-aware rescues.
- Solo queue reality: Never autopilot unhook paths against Hag.
What Their Power Means
She places phantasm traps and teleports to triggered traps to punish movement.
30-Second Plan
- Identify setup clusters fast.
- Play objectives away from trapped zones.
- Use route checks before committing to vaults.
- Trade hooks only with clear safe exits.
- Rotate out when map control is compromised.
Phase Priorities
Early game
- Map where early traps are likely before first hook.
- Prioritize objectives far from first established web.
- Keep flashlight/disarm routes in mind if available.
Chase focus
- Pre-drop against trapped or controlled tiles; do not test unknown resources.
- Greed only where you have already scouted the route is clean.
- Rotate off setup zones quickly instead of taking repeated short loops.
- Commit to disarming, revealing, or path-clearing when chase is not active.
- Never vault blind into likely setup funnels.
Macro focus
- Pressure objectives away from established setup clusters.
- Avoid repeated hook trades inside their prepared zones.
- If setup snowballs, reset map control before contesting rescues.
Common Throws
- Looping trapped tiles repeatedly. Fix: abandon controlled tiles earlier.
- Ignoring setup audio/visual cues. Fix: scan route before every commit.
- Stacking rescues in trapped zones. Fix: coordinate from safer entry lines.
- Reusing obvious paths after being seen. Fix: reroute and force uncertainty.
- Over-cleansing/over-disarming at bad times. Fix: clear only high-value routes.
Emergency Fallback
If your plan breaks down, play to safe trap setup around hooks and high-value routes. and refuse control a webbed zone and force repeat interactions inside it.. Reset spacing first, then rebuild objective tempo.