MLBB Tier List

Marcel is the most contested hero in Mobile Legends right now, banned so often that both teams routinely target him in the same draft. His split soul Clemar makes him a poke-and-control support: Framed Moment slows everyone in an area before landing a delayed hit, Tracking Shot hands him and his carry a large movement-speed boost, and the Golden Hour ultimate fires a wide-angle shot that zones entire fights. Patch 2.1.67 softened the ultimate's downside on allies, making him even safer to commit to. He still posts a 55% win rate under that ban pressure, so if he slips through, expect the enemy roamer to dictate tempo.

Gloo sits behind only Marcel in ban priority at roughly 71%, and his 55% win rate explains why. Stick, Stick layers slows onto anyone he touches, Spread, Spread splits him into Goos that immobilize in a fan-shaped area, and once a target reaches max Sticky stacks his ultimate Grab, Grab latches onto them for up to nine seconds while he heals. In the EXP lane he is nearly impossible to trade against, and in teamfights he glues himself to a backliner and refuses to die. Pair him with a burst follow-up and the attached target is almost always a kill.

Harley is the defining jungle threat this patch, banned around 71% even after 2.1.67a cut his mid-game burst. As an assassin-mage hybrid he clears camps quickly and snowballs off pick-offs: Poker Trick rains three waves of cards, Space Escape blinks him in and out with a return hat for repositioning, and Deadly Magic rings a target in fire before the combo detonates. His Magic Master passive shreds magic defense, so his damage ramps as a fight drags on. The nerf trimmed his snowball ceiling but not his pick potential, which keeps him a first-rotation ban at high ranks.

Estes anchors the healing meta with a roughly 48% ban rate and a 52% win rate. Moonlight Immersion delivers a heavy single-target heal and links him to the ally for follow-up restoration, and his ultimate Blessing of Moon Goddess blankets the whole team in enhanced heal-over-time through an entire teamfight. Teams that do not draft anti-heal such as Dominance Ice or Sea Halberd against him simply lose the war of attrition. He pairs best with durable front-to-back cores who can sit in damage while being constantly topped off, which is exactly the playstyle the current sustain meta rewards.

Hanabi is the most-picked hero in the game and the most reliable Gold Lane carry, still leading marksmen in win rate after the 2.1.67 marksman rebalance. Her Equinox passive grants control immunity while she holds a shield, a lifesaver against dive, and Petal Barrage bounces between enemies for heavy teamfight output without repositioning. Soul Scroll adds wave clear and poke, and her ultimate Forbidden Jutsu: Higanbana immobilizes a line of enemies for crucial lockdown. She wants longer games where she can finish core items and turn fights with bounce damage from the safety of the backline.

Sun has climbed back into the top tier with a 40% ban rate and a near-54% win rate, thriving as a split-push fighter who punishes any team that ignores the side lanes. His ultimate Clone Techniques summons Doppelgangers that inherit his attributes and attack effects, letting him shove a wave or duel with a small army while the map plays four-versus-five elsewhere. The Simian God passive strips physical defense as he and his clones pile on hits, so he chunks even tanky frontliners. Track his location constantly: a free Sun is a free tower, and a fed Sun closes games on the side lane.