S Tier
Ranks 1–3
Tạo bảng xếp hạng hero Deadlock theo tiêu chí riêng. Bắt đầu với 38 hình ảnh, xem snapshot patch có ngày rồi kéo hero vào S, A, B, C hoặc 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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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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