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Compare Pocket (Assassin) and Wraith (Marksman) in Deadlock — stats, weapon, abilities, and playstyle side by side.
Pocket is an Assassin hero with 780 base health and 57.068 weapon DPS. Wraith is a Marksman hero with 730 base health and 59.682weapon DPS. In a direct comparison, Pocket has the larger health pool, while Wraith brings more raw weapon damage per second.
Raw stats only tell part of the story — abilities, item builds, and player skill decide most matchups. Compare the ability lists below, then check each hero's full guide for builds and counters.
Based on real ranked matches from deadlock-api.com, Wraith currently has the higher win rate this week — 44.8% for Pocket vs 50.8% for Wraith. Wraith also sits in tier A in the live meta.
Live data from 1,100,645+ ranked matches · Source: deadlock-api.com · updated weekly
| Stat | Wraith | |
|---|---|---|
| Max Health | 780 | 730 |
| Move Speed | 7.2 | 7.2 |
| Stamina | 3 | 3 |
| Health Regen | 1 | 2 |
| Light Melee | 60 | 50 |
| Heavy Melee | 116 | 116 |
| Stat | Wraith | |
|---|---|---|
| DPS | 57.1 | 59.7 |
| Sustained DPS | 38.3 | 37.9 |
| Bullet Damage | 4.28 | 5.64 |
| Fire Rate (RPS) | 1.90 | 10.58 |
| Clip Size | 11 | 52 |
| Reload (s) | 2.8 | 2.8 |
| Bullet Speed | 558.8 | 571.5 |
| Can Crit | Yes | Yes |
Pocket is a close-range burst trickster who wins by closing the gap with Flying Cloak and unloading The Black Sheep's seven-pellet shotgun spread at point-blank. Their kit punishes clumps: Barrage launches slowing projectiles that build a stacking damage amp on Pocket, and Affliction drains nearby enemies' health over time. Enchanter's Satchel is both escape and threat — disappear to dodge return fire, then pop out for the spirit damage. Because they fight up close, stay unpredictable and treat every cooldown as a resource. They are squishy (780 base health and -15% spirit resist), so commit only when you have a way out.
Strong vs: Pocket is strong against clumped-up enemies, since Barrage's projectiles and Affliction both hit everyone nearby. They punish squishy backliners who can't escape a Flying Cloak teleport into a point-blank shotgun spread. Enemies that rely on healing suffer once Affliction is fully upgraded, because it prevents all healing. Isolated targets with no mobility are the easiest kills — cloak in, burst, satchel out.
Weak vs: Long-range pokers outrange The Black Sheep's close-range shotgun and can chip Pocket while they struggle to close safely. Heavy burst kills them fast given only 780 base health and -15% spirit resist. Enemies with reliable hard CC can lock Pocket down before they can Satchel or Cloak away. Anything with Debuff Resist shortens the Barrage slow and Affliction's drain, and dispels can strip Pocket's slows outright.
Wraith is a fast-talking, fast-firing duelist who wins by isolating one enemy and deleting them before their team can react. Her kit is built on The Rake's rapid fire backed by Full Auto, which spikes her fire rate and adds bonus spirit damage per bullet. Card Trick chips and debuffs from range, while Telekinesis lets her lift a chosen hero into the air, slam them, and slow them so she decides who dies first. Project Mind gives her the mobility to teleport either into a fight to commit or out of one to escape. Play her aggressively, but pick fights she can actually finish one-on-one instead of standing in the middle of a team brawl.
Strong vs: Wraith thrives against squishy, immobile heroes she can isolate and delete one-on-one. Heroes who stand still to cast or channel are easy Telekinesis targets, because lifting them removes them from their own plan. Slower heroes with no dash or escape get run down by her sustained rapid fire and stuck by Club cards. She punishes anyone who strays from their team, since a single caught hero is a dead hero. Low-mobility backline carries should fear her pick potential most of all.
Weak vs: Wraith struggles against heroes who survive her opening burst and turn the fight around on her. Crowd-control, stuns, and silences hurt her badly, because Telekinesis and Project Mind both have cast or channel windows that can be interrupted. Tanky bruisers and heroes with strong sustain outlast her damage when she cannot isolate them. Coordinated teams who group up deny her the solo picks she depends on. Anyone who forces her to fight with her cooldowns and teleport down can punish her hard.
Pocket has the larger base health pool at 780, compared to 730 for Wraith.
Wraith has the higher weapon DPS at 59.682, versus 57.068 for Pocket.
Neither hero is strictly better — they fit different roles. Pocket is an Assassin and Wraith is a Marksman, so the right pick depends on your team composition, the enemy draft, and which playstyle you are comfortable with. Check the win rates on our tier list for the current patch.