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Oldur – Oldur can use his EX Q ontop of the orb, blocking and reflecting enemy projectiles trying to hit the orb.He can also stun enemies ontop of the orb Rook – Can push the orb in several directions with his boulder toss (E).Jade – Her long-range snipe ability makes it easy to hit and secure the orb from afar.Ruh Kaan – Can grab the orb from far, allowing his team to jump on the orb.Champions with a knock, grab or an ability with high burst are particularly good for orb control. Being able to secure the orb provides your entire team with energy and health, making you more likely to win the round. In Battlerite, the middle orb is a big deal for a team. Shen Rao – Can hit multiple enemies with several of his abilities, increasing the pressure for his team.There’s alot of ways for him to stick to his enemies, increasing his overall damage output Shifu – High consistent damage with M1 and M2 combinations.She can do extra damage on targets that are trapped in her E zone, and follow up with her charged M2 ability Can combo well with Q and ultimate to do huge bursts of damage Champions with particularly high damage output include: Some champions have natural high damage output and can have a huge impact on the rounds if given the opportunity. Like in any other competitive game, damage output can turn the tides in a game of Battlerite. Freya – Alot of her battlerites increase or adds a shield to her abilities.Rook – Can spam his EX M1 to get health back, very useful in longer fights.Also gets health back on his Toxin ability.

Croak – Very slippery with his double jump, stealth and dash.

Jade – Because of her stealth and space ability, aswell as having additional battlerites to increase stealth duration.

He also has alot of CC, in turn making him take less damage over time

Thorn – Lots of defensive battlerites (Damage reduction on M1, shield on space, weakening thorns/M2).

Self-sustain is not only about getting health back, but also comes down to good a champion is at AVOIDING damage It obviously depends how well the player is trading cooldowns, but some champions just have an easier time self-sustaining themselves than others. Self-sustain is important in Battlerite because it allows champions to be split from their support/healer and still come out somewhat healthy. Only has one space, but in turn has alot of CC to help out herself and teammates.

Alysia – Shield for self and teammates.

Ulric can reset his space cooldown to dash around the map, providing support to his teammates at a high speed.

Ulric – Ulric has high compatibility with other champions because of his space ability and AOE shield/heal.

The dispel works particularly well in combination with a strong melee because it allows him to dive deeper into enemy backlines without getting punished.

Iva – Q ability is a shield and a dispel.

Usable on self and teammates and can be modified through battlerites to give additional perks. which can be used to get out of trouble, lessening the stress and dependency on support from teammates. Has two escapes (Space and Q) to get out of trouble. Snipe can be used to combo with croak, shifu and bakko incapacitate.

Jade – EX Q ability provides an AOE shield to her teammates.

Champions that have high compatibility and can be used in alot of comps include: Some champions just have higher compatibility in compositions, while others are very niche and can only be used in a few comps. Some sponsors only unlock when getting to a certain rank.This refers to how well a champion synergizes with other champions. Note : Your team rank doesn't alter your Solo rank.Īt the end of a season, you will get an icon according to your highest actual rank (Solo or team) and your rank will be soft-reseted (your rank before the season will be taken in count when doing your placement matches). It also works if you play with 2 friends. After 5 placement matches, you will get a rank for the team (not an individual rank). If you invite a friend, you will be able to play in League in a 2v2 team. Players start with 10 placement matches (or 5 if you were already placed the season before) which will then place them in a league according to their level. In League, 3 players face 3 players on a random map with a champion selection phase. After reaching level 10, players can play in League mode.