Combined with his charged weapon, and quick access to his Ultimate, there's little wonder Sirius is considered top-tier.īlossom: Valued not just because of the body-blocking potential of her Tree of Life, but also because she has powerful 1 on 1 potential. Mobile and with solid sustain, his burst potential is eye-watering.
Sirius: After recent tweaks to his kit, Sirius is incredible strong. Ruh Kaan: A kit that's varied, mobile, and brimming with utility and damage, Ruh Kaan is a monster late game and can go toe to toe with just about any Champion. If you also combine this with a powerful counter that allows her to stealth, it's not surprising she performs so well. Unlike in Battlerite, her Ultimate ability has massive value here, while her Hook ensures she can engage and escape easily. Jamila: Despite lacking a leap to quickly vault scenary, Jamila has plenty of burst and sustain. With a kit brimming with abilities that can deal rapid damage, or see him survive against most Champions, he's incredibly potent in the right hands. One miss-timed Searing Flight, or a failed Molten Fist can see him killed quickly.Įzmo: Undeniably potent thanks to his speed, mobility, and defensive utility. He's only limited by the fact he's fairly easy to tunnel. Combined with a powerful counter, and an Ultimate ability that can mop up multiple enemies at once, Varesh proves ridiculously strong.Īshka: There's no mistaking Ashka's ranged potency when he's bombarding opponents with Fire Storm, while his Flamestrike offers valuable AOE zoning and solid crowd control. Varesh: The slower early-game pace of Battlerite Royale lends itself to Varesh, as he can comfortably out-last most Champions thanks to his shielding and debuffs. His burst potential is incredibly high, and thanks to Seeker's Mark, he has plenty of sustain when fighting. If he has this, while making effective rotations of his defensive abilities, Jumong can be a slippery Champion to pin down. Jumong: It's fair to say that Jumong requires a highly skilled player to maximize his potential, as he needs pin-point accuracy to consistently apply and consume his Seeker's Mark. Once he has his kit online, he's a monster in the right hands. Despite that, his shielding offered by War Shout is strong, while Valiant Leap it's amazing for pressuring those caught in a slow/root. Bakko's greatest weakness however is if he has his Bulwark baited, he and his team are left vulnerable. Champion Descriptions and Quick Search Tableīakko: Offering high amounts of crowd control, with a valuable deflect, Bakko can punish ranged Champions fairly easily. These Champions are not considered viable.Īdded Lucie, Poloma and Shen Rao to their respective tiers. Rarely, if ever, seen in competitive play. Tier C - Underpowered. Considered weak, team compositions generally need to be built around a Champion in this pool. Tier B - Slightly Underpowered. These Champions are good, but often require a highly skilled individual to get the most out of them. These Champions should see few if any changes. Just above the point balance, these Champions should see only minor changes.
Tier S - Overpowered. Champions which are often first pick, first ban material and are considered top tier. Tier S+ - Greatly Overpowered. These Champions are undeniably too strong and can be placed in any composition and succeed. If you simply want to learn one Champion and be the very best at it, by all means go right ahead: you’ll still be able to climb just as far (just perhaps not as easily). If you truly want to min-max then by all means, stick to this Tier List. Personal skill really can make that much of a difference and the slightest mistakes can be punishing. While you can always argue that some are stronger than others (and there undoubtedly are), what makes Battlerite so fantastic is that with practice, you can win with any Champion in any composition. Please note: I really must stress that all Champions are viable in Battlerite. In this Battlerite Tier list we present the latest rankings for SOLO QUEUE.
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