A stickyknight is a subclass of the demoman that takes a demoknight, and allows it to stickyjump, while still doing damage with the stickybombs.

First of all, stickyknights are team players defensively, staying close to the team and using stickies to defend points. But when playing offensively, a stickyknight will stickyjump around the map, trying to take heads with his sword.

The loadout of a stickyknight will typically consist of:

The wee booties
The stock or quickie
The eyelander/other suitable sword

I will be referring to the Wee booties, stock, eyelander loadout; as I have never played stickyknight with other loadouts.

Stickyknights, like any other class/subclass, have weaknesses to other classes (Obviously), and to play stickyknight without showing your name often in the killfeed, you must know which fights to pick.


Offense:


Scout:
The scout is the fastest class in the game, and as such, can outrun your stickies before they arm. Melee will not be effective either, as the scout will either run away, or deal devastating damage at point blank, which can kill you in two hits without overheal, so don't pick a fight with a scout.

Soldier:
The soldier's rockets can kill you in two hits, and a critrocket in 1, regardless of overheal. The soldier has about the same speed as you, so melee could be plausibly effective, but rarely so.

Pyro:
Never pick a fight with pyros. You will die no matter what you do.


Defense:


Demoman:
You may win, but 50% of the time.

Engineer:
You will destroy the engineer's buildings, then you destroy his life.

HoovyHeavy

You could win against an unsuspecting heavy, but a heavy that sees you will kill you.


Support:


Sniper:
Get behind him with your stickies, experienced snipers will headshot you in the air, it happened in a pub once (multiple times, then I bottested, but no bot)

Medic:
I kill those enemy medics in my sleep!

Surprise! Spy:
That spy is not one of us! You can kill a spy easily by spychecking! Just place stickies around him, and blow them up!

Questions I see often in the comments section will be answered here.