Johanna: A solid pick in most compositions. He might lack mobility, but he more than makes up for it in the bruiser role. Imperius: A strong channeled stun, loads of sustain, high basic attack damage and an amazing Heroic, Imperius is a strong choice. He has strong ranged damage from long range, can scout an area with Sonic Arrow, or initiate teamfights with Dragon's Arrow. Hanzo: Hanzo is a strong well rounded ranged DPS that really doesn't have many downsides. Horrify can still turn team-fights, and Healthstone/Demonic Circle can get him out of tricky situations. He lacks the burst of Kael'thas, or the snowball potential of Li-Ming, but he makes up for this with steady, continuous output. Guldan: Gul'dan is a high sustained damage mage that has excellent self-sustain and fantastic wave clear. His armor also makes him very difficult to kill for the pitiful races outside the True Horde. Garrosh: A fearsome presence in the frontline, able to reposition enemies to either look for a kill or peel for allies. He has self-sustain, a strong engage, peel, armor on demand, a global if needed, etc. Isolation and Adaptation also provide much needed control and/or survivability, making him a very strong second "tank" on large objective based Battlegrounds.Į.T.C: A very versatile tank that can fit into pretty much every composition. His ability to Burrow around to map and soak multiple lanes before he needs to arrive into a team fight, can give your team a sizeable experience advantage. His consistent damage, paired with his Stagger and Fortifying Brew, allow him to sit on the enemy backline and cause havoc while being very difficult to kill.ĭehaka: Dehaka is always a solid choice, and brilliant in the right hands. He's a flexible, fun, powerful Hero.Ĭhen: A very annoying hero for enemies to deal with. A well timed Combustion, or a cleverely placed Bunker, can either wipe the opposition, or save his team. His ability to zone areas through his Oil Spills, can easily force enemies into a disadvantageous fight. His damage isn't going to set the world on fire, but he can dish out some decent heat. She is a fairly safe healer due to her range, only having to be wary of the most mobile heroes such as Genji and Tracer where she might have to get out of her rocking chair and stand a little closer to the fight to allow her allies to peel for her.Īnduin:Strong sustained healing, a very powerful trait able to save an ally from death, and can follow up on CC with his own root.īlaze: Very strong wave clear and self-sustain.
While he can be played in the solo lane he is often better roaming with his team since he can follow up on CC very well or pull enemies into range of your allies CC.Īna: A sustained healer with long range, able to sit very far from the fight and still influence it greatly. Global presence through Symbiote hats, strong. Certain maps, S+ tier with correct allies.Īlarak: Alarak brings abilities to reposition enemies and deal shocking burst damage. Don't underestimate the benefit of forcing enemies to play around Living Bombs.Ībathur: Specialists, unique playstyle. When your team commits he can follow up with his own stun, turning their world upside down. Kael'thas: Able to apply a lot of heat to the enemy team by keeping Living Bombs active on enemies, forcing them to spread out. Even with heroes that can deal massive damage to high health targets, Deathwing will have four allies that can help peel or kill his enemies. While his abilities are slow and easy to read, in the heat of a teamfight it is difficult to play around his impactful abilities. S Tierĭeathwing: Powerful abiliites, massive healthpool and tons of armor makes Deathwing a huge threat.
⬆ Gazlowe moved to C tier. His rework has given him a less niche kit, allowing him to fight in the thick of things as a bruiser. Considered weak, these heroes will require more effort than most heroes to be effective.
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