Overwatch Tank Tier List
Compare space creation, survivability, matchup pressure, and how reliably each Tank enables the team. The chips below show every Tank in the current source snapshot.
Review a dated Season 4 hero snapshot built from a current Role Queue list, then drag the supplied 53-hero roster into your own S, A, B, C, or D tiers and share the result.
This Season 4 snapshot covers all 53 heroes across Tank, Damage, and Support for 5v5 Role Queue. It is a dated editorial reference built from the current public ranking source, so use the patch date, role, map, matchup, and your own mastery when turning it into a decision.
These placements follow the dated Season 4 Role Queue snapshot below. S and A indicate broadly strong options, B covers viable or specialized picks, and C is situational; the source did not use a D tier for this update.
| Tier | Heroes | Current note |
|---|---|---|
| S | Meta picks: strong across many maps and team compositions, but role, matchup, and player skill still matter. | |
| A | High-tier choices: strong options that become more map- or composition-dependent than the S tier. | |
| B | Mid-tier choices: viable heroes that are more specialized or appear less often in the current snapshot. | |
| C | Situational choices: usually more map-specific or specialist-driven, but still capable in the right matchup and hands. | |
| D | No D-tier placements in this source snapshot. | No heroes were placed in D by this source; its low-end category stops at C for this snapshot. |
Role context matters in Overwatch. The same dated snapshot looks different when you compare only Tanks, Damage heroes, or Supports, while maps, team composition, counters, and player skill still change the result.
Compare space creation, survivability, matchup pressure, and how reliably each Tank enables the team. The chips below show every Tank in the current source snapshot.
Compare damage pressure, target access, mobility, range, and value across common team compositions. The chips below show every Damage hero in the current source snapshot.
Compare healing, utility, survivability, ultimate value, and team-fight influence. The chips below show every Support in the current source snapshot.
Use the editor for a personal opinion, a role-specific discussion, a competitive snapshot, or a community list. Keep the season, mode, and ranking rule visible in the title.
Use the supplied 53-hero starter set, or begin with an empty board and upload the hero images you want to compare.
Move each hero into your preferred S, A, B, C, or D tier. Reorder heroes inside a row to show your exact preference.
Rename tiers, change row colors, and put the season, role, mode, or ranking rule in the list title so the context stays clear.
Save or download your Overwatch 2 tier list as a PNG, then share the finished ranking with your community when the placements are ready.
Season 4 launched with a new Tank and several map and balance changes. Those facts provide context for the snapshot, but they do not make one hero an automatic pick; recheck the official notes after each patch and keep your own list dated.
Season 4 launched D.Mon as a new Tank hero for the MEKA Squad.
Busan, Paraíso, and Eichenwalde were updated, so map context matters when reading a broad tier list.
On Aug 12, D.Mon received damage, fuel, and cooldown buffs; on Aug 14, Jetpack Cat received movement-speed and self-healing-penalty changes.
There is no universal answer, but this dated Season 4 Role Queue snapshot places Mauga, Zarya, Tracer, Cassidy, Sojourn, Jetpack Cat, Kiriko, and Mizuki in S tier. Check your role, rank, map, matchup, and the latest patch notes before treating any tier as a recommendation.
Pick a template or start blank, use the supplied 53 hero portraits or upload your own images, and drag them into S, A, B, C, or D tiers. Rename rows, add the season or mode to the title, then save or download your finished list.
Yes. The Overwatch Tier List Maker is a free browser-based editor for arranging the supplied 53-hero roster in custom tiers. Add your own images when needed, then create an Overwatch ranking to download and share.
Choose a season and rule, move heroes into tiers, and turn your Overwatch 2 discussion into a clear ranking you can share.