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Deadlock is a hybrid MOBA-shooter by Valve Corporation in closed alpha. The game combines third-person shooting with MOBA mechanics including lanes, creep waves, towers, and items. Players choose from 38 unique heroes with distinct abilities. Explore hero guides and check live statistics for the current meta.
Holliday is a sheriff who wins fights with her revolver first and her abilities second: land your shots, then use Powder Keg, Bounce Pad, and Spirit Lasso to set up the next one. Her whole identity is the grab-and-shoot loop she calls her simple plan, "I grab 'em, you shoot 'em" — lasso a target, drag them out of position, and let your team finish the kill. She is strongest at medium range where Doc's Orders still hits hard, and Crackshot rewards you for putting rounds through heads by slowing whoever you hit. She is not a frontline brawler; she wants enemies slowed, separated, and unable to reach her. Keep a bounce pad available to reposition, and treat Powder Keg as both area threat and knockup for the fights your team commits to.
Holliday is a marksman hero in Deadlock, the hybrid MOBA-shooter by Valve. With 780 max health, 41.693 weapon DPS, and 2 stamina,Holliday excels at ranged damage output.Core strengths: Holliday is strong against enemies who have to stand in one place to fight, because Powder Keg's knockup and burn punish a stationary target while Crackshot's slow keeps them from walking out. She does well against melee bruisers who want to close distance: Crackshot's fading move speed penalty and the barrel knockup let her create the space to keep shooting. Low-mobility heroes caught out of position are easy lasso targets, since a Spirit Lasso drag plus a follow-up barrel can isolate and finish them. She also favors fights around chokes and objectives where a pre-placed barrel forces enemies to give up ground.. Key weakness: Holliday struggles when the enemy can shut down her crowd control: Spirit Lasso and Powder Keg's knockup are suppressed by Unstoppable, and the lasso's disable is prevented by Indomitable, so heroes who lean on those tools walk straight through her combo. Long-range poke that outranges her revolver keeps her taking damage before she can land Crackshot slows. Debuff Resist and Dispel Magic cut down her slows and burn, and Plated Armor prevents Crackshot's on-shot effect entirely. She is also vulnerable once her lasso is on cooldown and a diver closes the gap on her..Find Holliday's abilities, builds, matchups, and tier ranking on GameGoldLab.
Quick Answer: Holliday is a medium-range sheriff who slows and isolates targets with Crackshot, Powder Keg, and Spirit Lasso so her team can finish them. Lead with Crackshot headshots to slow, use Powder Keg for knockup and burn, and save Spirit Lasso to drag a key enemy out of position. Stay behind your frontline and let your revolver and setup do the work.
Holliday is a sheriff who wins fights with her revolver first and her abilities second: land your shots, then use Powder Keg, Bounce Pad, and Spirit Lasso to set up the next one. Her whole identity is the grab-and-shoot loop she calls her simple plan, "I grab 'em, you shoot 'em" — lasso a target, drag them out of position, and let your team finish the kill. She is strongest at medium range where Doc's Orders still hits hard, and Crackshot rewards you for putting rounds through heads by slowing whoever you hit. She is not a frontline brawler; she wants enemies slowed, separated, and unable to reach her. Keep a bounce pad available to reposition, and treat Powder Keg as both area threat and knockup for the fights your team commits to.
Early on, trade with your revolver and keep Crackshot off cooldown so every headshot also applies a fading move speed slow and helps you win short exchanges. Use Powder Keg to punish anyone standing near the barrel or contesting your lane, and remember you can detonate it early by shooting it or hitting it with a melee. Bounce Pad is your escape and your setup — drop it to bail out of a gank or to launch a barrel at a target. Don't burn Spirit Lasso on low-value targets when its cooldown is still long. Stay behind your creep wave, because Holliday's edge is range, not absorbing hits.
Mid game Holliday turns picks into objectives: Crackshot the enemy carry to slow them, then Lasso them out of the fight while your team collapses on the kill. Powder Keg's knockup and stacking burn are strong in cramped teamfights and around contested objectives, so look for barrels already placed before a fight starts. Bounce Pad lets you follow a lasso, reposition over a wall, or cross ground to reach a fleeing target. Play just behind your frontline so you can shoot freely while staying ready to grab anyone who overextends.
Late game Holliday is a pick-maker, not a face-tank: Crackshot to slow, Spirit Lasso to drag a key target into your team, and Powder Keg for the knockup and burn that decides the fight. Her lasso cooldown is long, so save it for a high-value enemy rather than the first thing that walks into range. Set barrels down before a siege or a push so a detonation is ready when the fight breaks out. Bounce Pad keeps you alive through dives and lets you follow up a grab or extend a lasso duration by 1.25s. Stay patient, chip with Crackshot slows, and only step in once your team is committed.
The core combo is Crackshot headshot to slow, Powder Keg to knock up and burn, then Spirit Lasso to pull and stun the target into your team's damage. Riding or dropping a Bounce Pad extends Spirit Lasso's duration by 1.25s, so time a pad launch to keep a grabbed enemy locked down longer. You can melee a barrel to launch it as an air projectile that explodes on contact, giving you a long-range detonation option. If you use Warp Stone just before Spirit Lasso ends, the lasso stretches and violently pulls the enemy past you, launching them in the direction you used Warp Stone. Layer barrels on the same spot so the stacking burn adds up on a held target.
Holliday is strong against enemies who have to stand in one place to fight, because Powder Keg's knockup and burn punish a stationary target while Crackshot's slow keeps them from walking out. She does well against melee bruisers who want to close distance: Crackshot's fading move speed penalty and the barrel knockup let her create the space to keep shooting. Low-mobility heroes caught out of position are easy lasso targets, since a Spirit Lasso drag plus a follow-up barrel can isolate and finish them. She also favors fights around chokes and objectives where a pre-placed barrel forces enemies to give up ground.
Holliday struggles when the enemy can shut down her crowd control: Spirit Lasso and Powder Keg's knockup are suppressed by Unstoppable, and the lasso's disable is prevented by Indomitable, so heroes who lean on those tools walk straight through her combo. Long-range poke that outranges her revolver keeps her taking damage before she can land Crackshot slows. Debuff Resist and Dispel Magic cut down her slows and burn, and Plated Armor prevents Crackshot's on-shot effect entirely. She is also vulnerable once her lasso is on cooldown and a diver closes the gap on her.
Holliday pairs best with allies who can capitalize on a held target: every lasso is a free window for a burst damage teammate to unload, which is exactly her "I grab 'em, you shoot 'em" plan. Bounce Pad helps her team too, since allies receive the additional air control and stomp damage, and the ally stomp damage scales with the spirit items Holliday has bought. Teammates who can chain their own crowd control onto her knockdown make a grabbed enemy impossible to survive, while a frontliner who soaks the dive lets Holliday stay back and keep Crackshot slows up. Anyone who can hold a lane or objective lets her set barrels before a fight and detonate into the cluster.
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Holliday is a sheriff who wins fights with her revolver first and her abilities second: land your shots, then use Powder Keg, Bounce Pad, and Spirit Lasso to set up the next one. Her whole identity is the grab-and-shoot loop she calls her simple plan, "I grab 'em, you shoot 'em" — lasso a target, drag them out of position, and let your team finish the kill. She is strongest at medium range where Doc's Orders still hits hard, and Crackshot rewards you for putting rounds through heads by slowing whoever you hit. She is not a frontline brawler; she wants enemies slowed, separated, and unable to reach her. Keep a bounce pad available to reposition, and treat Powder Keg as both area threat and knockup for the fights your team commits to.
Powder Keg
Bounce Pad
Crackshot
Spirit Lasso
Powder Keg
Bounce Pad
Crackshot
Spirit LassoRecommended item build from the community wiki.
Monster Rounds
Extra Stamina
Sprint Boots
Swift Striker
Suppressor
Spirit Armor
Ricochet
Bullet Resist Shredder
Boundless SpiritData sourced from game files & community analytics. Values may change with patches.