S Tier
Ranks 1–3
Составьте рейтинг героев Deadlock по собственным критериям. Начните с 38 изображений, сравните датированный снимок патча и перетащите героев в S, A, B, C или D.
This reference follows the current win-rate meta tracked by Tracklock for the patch shown below. It is a snapshot for comparison, not an official Valve verdict — Deadlock ships frequent balance patches, so any placement can change between updates. Rankly groups the displayed rates into the S–F cutoffs shown here: S at 54%+, A at 52%+, B at 49.5%+, C at 47%+, D at 45%+, and F below 45%.
Ranks 1–3
Ranks 4–9
Ranks 10–19
Ranks 20–28
Ranks 29–36
Ranks 37–38
These notes explain why the three heroes in the current Rankly S group stand out in the dated Tracklock snapshot and what can still limit each pick. They are editorial context, not an official Valve ranking.
VictorVictor sits in the current S group at 55.99% on the linked snapshot. His close-range pressure, durability and self-revival threat make him a natural frontline pick when a team wants to force decisive fights. The limitation is commitment: poor timing or an isolated engage can turn that pressure into an easy punishment.
GravesGraves is in the current S group at 54.85%. His undead tools let him contest space, sustain pressure and keep a fight awkward for opponents who cannot clear his setup. He is less comfortable when denied farm, room or time to establish that pressure, so the placement is not a promise of effortless wins.
SevenSeven reaches the current S group at 54.51%. His electrical control and teamfight threat reward coordinated positioning and make clustered fights dangerous for the other side. His visible setup and reliance on good angles are real limits: opponents who read the space early can force him to spend the kit defensively.
The best-hero answer changes with the mode and the patch. Street Brawl and other limited-time modes can reward a completely different hero set than the main lane meta, and a balance patch can move several heroes between tiers overnight. The entries below are variant starting points for comparison; keep the patch and mode in your title so the ranking stays understandable.
Tracklock's Street Brawl view currently surfaces a different top group, with Paige, Graves and Victor leading the visible snapshot. Treat this as a mode-specific starting point and keep the mode plus date in the title before assigning your own tiers.
The current Standard snapshot is labeled 2026-08-22 Minor Patch. A balance update can move several heroes overnight, so preserve the patch label when comparing this reference with a new Deadlock tier list.
Tracklock exposes Ranked and Normal views, and the best answer can shift with the player pool and ruleset. Compare like with like: record the filter, patch and date instead of blending separate data cuts.
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The linked Tracklock snapshot for the 2026-08-22 Minor Patch places heroes into groups by displayed win rate. Using the cutoffs on this page, Victor, Graves and Seven are in S, while Ivy, Kelvin, Vyper, Paige, Mo & Krill and Celeste are in A. It is a dated by-patch data view, not an official Valve verdict, and a balance patch can change the answer within days.
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The starter library covers the 38-hero roster in the September 9, 2026 snapshot. Missing a newly added hero or want a custom entry? Add it with the upload control.
Valve ships frequent balance patches and has added limited-time modes such as Street Brawl, so a hero's value can shift between updates and across modes. A dated tier list loses value fast — which is exactly why you can build and share your own above.
No. This is an independent fan tool. Hero names, game assets and modes belong to Valve; the reference above is a dated editorial snapshot and every ranking you build on this page is your own opinion.
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