Varesh is a strong contender for being the best character in Battlerite’s 3v3 mode. His ‘disadvantage’ of needing time to set up debuffs is almost entirely offset by the sheer strength of his tools, as he can make all the time he needs without any help from his team. Between ult, his counter, and his debuffs, he can output a frankly unbelievable amount of damage in a tight burst window, securing an easy victory. Varesh – With one of the more overloaded kits in the game, Varesh is perhaps the best champion at winning 1v3’s. In the right hands, however, she’s probably the best character in Battlerite for carrying solo games. That said, Taya can be difficult to play, especially in solo queue. She boasts the highest win rate in the game in 2v2 by a substantial margin and is tied for first in 3v3. Taya has incredible mobility, absurd burst damage, and can even have good sustain with the right build. S-tier champions almost universally have the potential to outplay their opponents’ team 1v2 and win outright with no help at all. This section of the Battlerite tier list is reserved for characters that can consistently swing the tides of battle in their favor, no matter who their teammate is. Battlerite Tier List (Summer 2021): S-Tier T aya In most cases, the best Battlerite character will be the one that you’re most experienced with, not the one who’s highest on this tier list. Someone who understands the ins and outs of their character can do incredibly well with random teammates, even if they do play Jumong.

Similarly, characters in D-tier might go on terrific winning streaks with the right teammates, but they’ll struggle when you get a bit of bad luck and queue with the wrong team.Īs a final note, Battlerite is definitely a game about skill, builds, and playing to your champion’s strength. S-tier characters might not win every game, but they’ll be a lot more consistent at doing well with random teammates than characters in D-tier. The farther up a champion is on this tier list, the less coordination they’ll need from their team in order to swing a game in their favor. We’ll pretend that you’re queuing into a game where you have no idea what champions your teammates are playing, only that they’ll try their best to play to your team’s strengths. While this tier list will make considerations for organized play, we’ve tried to focus on individual character strength as much as we can. That said, not everyone has a solid team that they can play with whenever they want. In other words, competitive queues are all about the synergy between the characters on your team, not about what your team’s champions can accomplish on their own. Instead, they focus on what full squads they can bring to the table in 2v2 and 3v3. The best Battlerite players aren’t too concerned with individual character strength in a vacuum.