Bakko: Offering high amounts of crowd control, with a valuable deflect, Bakko can punish ranged Champions fairly easily. Bakko's greatest weakness however is if he has his Bulwark baited, he and his team are left vulnerable. Despite that, his shielding offered by War Shout is strong, while Valiant Leap it's amazing for pressuring those caught in a slow/root. Once he has his kit online, he's a monster in the right hands.

Jumong: It's fair to say that Jumong requires a highly skilled player to maximize his potential, as he needs pin-point accuracy to consistently apply and consume his Seeker's Mark. If he has this, while making effective rotations of his defensive abilities, Jumong can be a slippery Champion to pin down. His burst potential is incredibly high, and thanks to Seeker's Mark, he has plenty of sustain when fighting. 

Varesh: The slower early-game pace of Battlerite Royale lends itself to Varesh, as he can comfortably out-last most Champions thanks to his shielding and debuffs. Combined with a powerful counter, and an Ultimate ability that can mop up multiple enemies at once, Varesh proves ridiculously strong.

Ashka: There's no mistaking Ashka's ranged potency when he's bombarding opponents with Fire Storm, while his Flamestrike offers valuable AOE zoning and solid crowd control. He's only limited by the fact he's fairly easy to tunnel. One miss-timed Searing Flight, or a failed Molten Fist can see him killed quickly. 

Jamila: Despite lacking a leap to quickly vault scenary, Jamila has plenty of burst and sustain. Unlike in Battlerite, her Ultimate ability has massive value here, while her Hook ensures she can engage and escape easily. If you also combine this with a powerful counter that allows her to stealth, it's not surprising she performs so well. 

Ruh Kaan: A kit that's varied, mobile, and brimming with utility and damage, Ruh Kaan is a monster late game and can go toe to toe with just about any Champion.

Sirius: After recent tweaks to his kit, Sirius is incredible strong. Mobile and with solid sustain, his burst potential is eye-watering. Combined with his charged weapon, and quick access to his Ultimate, there's little wonder Sirius is considered top-tier.

Blossom: Valued not just because of the body-blocking potential of her Tree of Life, but also because she has powerful 1 on 1 potential. The debuffs her charged Thwack! provide grants high amounts of control, while her healing remains high. She can comfortably escape, while controlling a fight at her own pace - even against Champions such as Croak. 

Alysia: If she lands an early freeze she can deal damage quickly, and her Arctic Wind does give her some much needed utility when escaping. She can kite for days, and her slow ensures she can reliably land her hard-hitting basic attacks. Very annoying to fight against.

Jade: Often overly reliant on effective use of her Snipe, an aggressive Jade who makes effective use of her rapid basic attacks can be a real headache to deal with. If she lands her silence against key targets, at the right moment, she's capable of delivering high burst damage. The fact Oldur isn't in Battlerite Royale yet, combined with her ability to vault scenary and stealth away makes her average potent.

Thorn: Based on his damage, utility, mobility and sustain, there's no doubting Thorn is a challenging and powerful Champion. With the ability to pull players out of position, combined with valuable tools to mitigate damage in Barbed Husk, he can fill almost any composition. If you also factor in that he gains Energy incredibly quickly, he can often clean up with a well placed Dead Roots combo.

Ulric: There's no doubting his stun hurts, and he has some mobility, but he's easy to kite for many. If he can fight you in enclosed spaces and reliably land his stun, Ulric's damage can be incredibly high.

Zander: With his sustain reliant on landing his basic attacks, Zander is great for escaping quickly but he's too easy to shut-down 1 on 1 by some Champions. As long as you bait and/or avoid his Grand Conjuration, there really isn't much to worry about. That said, if he continues to poke while kiting, he can be particularly slippery. 

Freya: While Freya relies heavily on others making mistakes to gain her highest potency (notably the triggering of her Electric Shield), she's more than powerful enough to go toe-to-toe with most melee Champions. A varied kit that offers bags of shielding, mobility and utility, a well skilled Freya player is frightening to deal with only if she's in an enclosed space. Unfortunately she can struggle to close the distance in Royale, and can be kited easily by skilled ranged Champions.

Raigon: Against inexperienced players a skilled Raigon can be fairly relentless. His ability to dive, and make it out alive, sees him clean up against low mobility Champions. If he's fortunate enough to regularly trigger his Parry, or reliably lands his Seismic Shock, he can be oppressive and highly annoying. 

Rook: Rook is often feast or famine. If he can reliably bait Rush, and then land it, he can punish enemies with ease. Unfortunately for him, the lack of vertical mobility, combined with the fact he no longer has the ability to eat and heal himself, renders him fairly weak. There's better melee Champions that have a far easier time, but he can still perform against inexperienced players.

Shifu: Shifu can be annoying, but he is - at times - predictable. A triggered counter is easy to avoid, if you bait his counter he'll leap for Fleetfoot, leaving him vulnerable the moment it ends. Despite that predictability, clever use of his abilities - as well as snap use of his Javelin - can see him deal high, consistent damage: if he can even get close.

Croak: His stealth combined with his mobility ensures he's strong against some Champions in Battlerite Royale. Combined with his attack speed, self-sustain, and movement abilities, he's hard to pin down. His biggest weakness is actually surviving against kiting, while his stealth has a very short base duration.

Pestilus: Lacking the mobility and nuisance of Blossom, Pestilus isn't much to fear. There's no mistaking his Bloodsucker can hurt, but considering he has to constantly land his Moth to heal (unlike Blossom) he lacks the attack/hide/heal sustain of some of his peers. That said, if he can get his full kit and wait till the end, he can hold the final area fairly well.

No Champions are considered D Tier.