Best Rem build in Deadlock

Deadlock’s newest character, Rem, is both cute and strong! But how powerful Rem becomes depends on how you build her. Here’s a guide to the best way to do it.

The recent ‘Deadlocks Old Gods, New Blood’ update, which launched on January 23rd, introduced new characters weekly for three weeks. The first character, Rem, has already proven to be a hit, boosting the player count to almost 100,000.

Rem, like other characters such as Infernus and Warden, takes effort to master. Here’s a top Rem build for Deadlock to help you play your best.

Rem Stats

  • Max Health: 650
  • Health Regen: 2
  • Bullet & Spirit Resist: 0%
  • Move Speed: 7.2 m/s
  • Sprint Speed: 4 m/s
  • Stamina: 3

Best Items

  • Guardian Ward: Provides a barrier to the target and can be self-cast, perfect for saving a life.
  • Extra Regen: Additional health regen is always a positive.
  • Healing Booster: Added health and increased the effectiveness of your healing is perfect.
  • Curse: A little damage and interruption are always good.
  • Superior Cooldown: This is ideal for Naptime.
  • Healing Nova: Provides wonderful healing,
  • Vortex Web: Pulls enemies into a small area for your allies to destroy them.
  • Greater Expansion: Good for increasing the range of your abilities.
  • Rescue Beam: Healing a target and pulling them towards you is ideal if they’re in danger.

Best Ability spread

Abilities explained

Ability
Description
Stats
Pillow Toss (1)
Throw your trusty pillow inflicting spirit damage and heavy knockback.
Landing hits reduces the cooldown of your abilities
Damage: 75
Displacement: 0.4s
Cooldown reduction: -4s
Debuff Duration: 3s
Range: 5m
Cooldown: 25s
Charge: 1
Tag Along (2)
Jump to an ally and nap alongside them. Both you and the ally recieve a burst heal based on missing health followed by lingering regeneartion.
Hop between allies with 2 to refresh the duration, once per ally.
Missing Health Burst: 15%
Health Restored: 28/s
Range: 23m
Cooldown: 40s
Lil Helpers (3)
Send one of your Helpers to collect boxes, do Sinner’s Sacrifices, or be sent to follow allies.
Follow a hero: Short burst of spirit resist and fading move speed.
Follow a trooper: Provides healing, damage, resists, and allows tagging along. When no hero is around, Helpers pickup souls and split them amongst the team.
Follow a Hero:
Duration: 8s
Move Speed: 8s
Range: 45m
Spirit Resist: 15%

Follow a Trooper:
Damage & Resists: +35
Duration: 50s
Heal: 14 per second

Naptime (4)
Rem’s eyes cast your gaze forward, piercing walls and floors. Enemies in the gaze are slowed, reduced dash distance, and cannot use movement abilites.
When the channel ends they fall asleep before waking up to a splitting headache that deals heavy spirit damage.
Radius: 24m
Charges: 1.9s
Wake Damage: 120
Sleep Damage Threshold: 100
Cooldown: 175s

How to play Rem

Rem is a fairly straightforward hero to master, but she struggles when fighting up close. To play her effectively, focus on strategic plays like stealing buffs from enemies and helping your teammates from a safe distance, as she’s vulnerable when directly attacked.

Okay, so I’ve been playing Rem, and here’s what I’ve learned: you really need to be smart about what you buy. Focus on being a support player – that’s where she shines. I spend most of my time keeping my teammates healed up and watching for anyone who’s taking a beating. I also make sure the squishier players always have a shield up. Honestly, if I just stick to supporting the team, things usually go pretty smoothly. Just try to avoid getting right into the thick of the fighting, because Rem isn’t built for that.

Is Rem good in Deadlock?

Rem is a decent character in Deadlock, but she’s not one of the best, placing her in the D tier of our character rankings.

Even though his ranking isn’t high, he excels at disrupting the enemy team and has excellent awareness of the map, particularly when shielding his teammates. While he’s a strong support player, he struggles with quick movement and can’t hold his own in a direct fight. This makes him an easy target for opponents.

Regardless, he has a high skill floor and can be easy to survive with, as long as you stay hidden.

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2026-01-28 16:20