Mortis
ASSASSIN Season 26

MORTIS

B
OVERALL TIER
67
META SCORE

MODE RATINGS

GEM GRAB
72
HOT ZONE
66
KNOCKOUT
76
BRAWL BALL
80
BOUNTY
55
HEIST
50

BEST BUILD

Star Powers
Creepy Harvest
Creepy Harvest
Coiled Snake
Coiled Snake
Gadgets
Combo Spinner
Combo Spinner
Creature of the Night
Creature of the Night
Hypercharge
Blood Boomerang

BEST MAPS

Super Stadium
Brawl Ball
77
Backyard Bowl
Brawl Ball
73
Double Swoosh
Gem Grab
72
Crystal Arcade
Knockout
70
Flaring Phoenix
Knockout
67

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Mortis is currently A-tier in Brawl Ball with a score of 80/100. As an Assassin, Mortis bursts down isolated targets and disrupts backline positions, making it a reliable pick when the meta favors Brawl Ball.
Run Creepy Harvest as the default Star Power for Mortis — it works in most situations. Switch to Coiled Snake on maps that punish your main weakness. For Gadgets, Combo Spinner is the standard active pick; Creature of the Night is situationally better on specific map types. Speed and Shield Gears are the standard choice.
Mortis struggles against Charlie and Bibi, who can out-trade Mortis at the ranges or map types where Mortis is most exposed. On the flip side, Mortis consistently beats Brock and Piper.
Mortis performs best in Brawl Ball (A-tier, 80/100). The Assassin kit — bursts down isolated targets and disrupts backline positions — is directly rewarded in Brawl Ball, which is why Mortis climbs higher here than in other modes. See the mode ratings section for a full breakdown.
Mortis pairs best with Gene and Byron. Since Mortis bursts down isolated targets and disrupts backline positions, teammates that cover the opposite role — whether that is frontline presence, healing, or ranged poke — create the most complete comp.
To play Mortis well, focus on Brawl Ball where the mode rating is highest, and lean into being a Assassin that bursts down isolated targets and disrupts backline positions. Run Creepy Harvest as the core build, track Charlie and Bibi on the enemy team, and pair with Gene and Byron when possible.

HOW TO PLAY MORTIS

Mortis dashes forward with each shovel swing, making his basic attack a series of gap-closing dashes that also deal damage, enabling him to rapidly close on squishy targets while dealing consistent melee pressure. His Super heals him for a large burst of HP by draining the health of up to five nearby enemies, letting him sustain through sustained combat as long as multiple enemies are within range. He is a dominant assassin against supports and healers who rely on sustained HP pools.

Use Mortis's multiple dashes to weave between obstacles and maintain unpredictable movement rather than dashing directly at a target, as the side-to-side movement makes him very difficult to track. Save his healing Super for after taking significant damage rather than immediately, as it provides maximum value against a full set of enemies rather than isolated individuals.

MORTIS DEEP DIVES

Mode-specific stats and the top ranked Mortis players globally. Each page shows win rate, pick rate, best maps and tier for that specific combination.

QUICK STATS

58.1% Win Rate
1.9% Pick Rate
B OVERALL TIER
Brawl Ball BEST MODE

PRO TIPS

Assassin Game Plan
Wait for a 1v1 opening before committing. Your burst is wasted against grouped enemies. Run Creepy Harvest in most situations, switching to Coiled Snake on maps where enemies can close distance. Use Gadgets as openers rather than saving them — an early Gadget creates the isolation your kit needs.
PRIORITY
Draft Around Counters
Watch for Charlie or Bibi. Both Combo Spinner and Creature of the Night are in your kit — learn which one punishes your counters versus which gives you an escape window. Use your Gadget early rather than saving it for a desperate moment.
MATCHUP
Best Team Shape
Pair Mortis with Gene or Byron when possible. Build toward Blood Boomerang in safe positions — it swings fights instantly, so activate it when your team has the edge, not when you are already behind.
TEAMPLAY