The best Marvel Rivals team comps for solo queue are the ones that win without voice comms – comps built on self-sufficient heroes and a sustain backbone, not the synchronized-dive setups the pro-scrim guides keep recommending to people who queue alone. In solo queue you control exactly one of six picks and zero of your teammates’ brains, so what wins games is choosing a comp shape that functions when nobody coordinates. This post gives you the comps that hold up, each with its win condition and the heroes that anchor it.<\/p>\n
We climb Marvel Rivals accounts to Grandmaster and beyond every day, a lot of it solo, and the comps below are the ones we actually default to when there is no callout in sight. If you want the individual carry picks that slot into these comps, our best solo-carry heroes per role<\/a> covers them hero by hero. Here we are talking about the shapes those heroes form together.<\/p>\n A team comp guide written for a coordinated six-stack is telling you which six heroes to pick and how to combo your ultimates on a callout. None of that applies to you in solo queue, because you pick one hero and pray. So we reframe: the best solo-queue comp is the best pick to slot into whatever your five randoms locked, plus the comp shape you nudge toward by your pick order and timing.<\/p>\n Marvel Rivals is 6v6 across three roles – Vanguard (tank), Duelist (damage), Strategist (heal\/support) – and the sane default is 2-2-2: two of each role. Most of your solo-queue games are won or lost on whether your team respects that shape, which it frequently does not, because someone always wants to be the fourth Duelist. Your job is to read the lobby and fill the gap, not to chase the comp you wish you had.<\/p>\nWhat “comp” means when you queue alone<\/h2>\n