TeamTavern is a team finding site and I just added Marvel Rivals to it. It saves you from scrolling through Discord channels and old LFG posts to find people to play with.

How does it work?

Players post about themselves, groups and communities post what they're looking for: rank, roles (Tank, DPS, Support), server, platform, and whether it's casual, ranked, scrims or the Marvel Rivals Championship. The feed puts the posts that fit yours first, so you're not reading through Grandmasters when you're Gold, or PC players when you're on PlayStation.

You can browse all posts without an account. With an account, you can message anyone who fits. If you post too, you get an email when someone new fits your post, so you don't have to keep checking.

Why did you make this?

Solo queue is a coin flip. You get a Duelist on every slot, someone who leaves after the first fight, or someone who's on a different page entirely. A regular group fixes most of that, but finding one is the hard part. TeamTavern is meant to make that part easier.

It's empty, though?

Marvel Rivals is new on the site, so there are only a few posts so far. If you're looking for a group or players right now, a post there will stay up for 30 days and get you emailed matches, instead of sinking in an hour like a Reddit post.

This sucks / This is great / I have an idea!

Tell me about it. I read every comment.

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