Start with control.
Pot PvP asks you to alternate between attacking and recovering without losing track of the fight. Treat movement, healing and hotbar control as one sequence. Check the kit before practising because armour, effects and supplied potions determine how exchanges feel.
Three things to practise.
Keep useful distance
Follow an opponent closely enough to maintain pressure, but avoid standing on top of them when you need to heal. Practise moving out and back in without a long, predictable retreat.
Heal without losing the target
Learn a repeatable throw or use action for the supplied potion. Return your view to the opponent immediately so you can react to a chase instead of discovering it after the heal.
Manage the full inventory
Refill the same slots in the same order. When the kit includes timed effects, track their duration during safe moments so the next exchange does not begin with an unexpected disadvantage.
Try this practice drill.
Practise one exchange followed by one controlled heal and re-engagement. Keep the sequence smooth before trying to make it fast. Review wasted potions and awkward hotbar switches alongside damage dealt.
A mistake to watch for.
Looking at the health bar or inventory for so long that you lose the opponent. Use brief checks and a consistent layout to keep attention on the fight.
Ready to find your tier?
Join the MythPvP Discord, follow its registration instructions and choose the Pot testing queue. Confirm the kit, allowed items, match rules and retest requirements with your tester before starting.
Your current result appears on the Pot tier list and contributes to your overall points. Practising a drill does not award a tier; testing determines the result.
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