Melee Lifesteal
Win Rate
50.0%
Pick Rate
78.6%
Soul Cost
800

Melee LifestealOverview

Bupgrade
Skill LevelAll Skill Levels
Matches10,190
Version6181
Last UpdatedFeb 3, 2026
MethodologyData Methodology
Your next Melee attack heals you.

This heal is 30% effective vs non-heroes.
Cooldown is 2x as long for Light Melee hits.

Melee Lifesteal has been picked in 10,190 matches, achieving 5,094 victories with a 50.0% win rate and 78.6% pick rate.

49.99%Win Rate
78.59%Pick Rate
5,094Wins
5,096Losses
10,190Matches
8,008Players

Melee Lifesteal currently has a 50.0% win rate and 78.6% pick rate.

Melee Lifesteal build types analysis shows exceptional support (100th percentile) and exceptional thiccness (100th percentile) among heroes using this item. The six key metrics: damage (3th percentile), killer (3th percentile), soul denial (3th percentile), support (100th percentile), pushing (38th percentile), and thiccness (100th percentile).

These items are most frequently built alongside Melee Lifesteal in high win-rate builds. The top synergy items are: Witchmail (56.9% win rate, 87.2% pick rate), Cheat Death (57.2% win rate, 87.6% pick rate), Slowing Bullets (51.3% win rate, 83.5% pick rate), Crushing Fists (53.9% win rate, 85.3% pick rate), Torment Pulse (51.8% win rate, 73.5% pick rate). Building these items together with Melee Lifesteal creates powerful combinations that enhance your hero's effectiveness.

When to Build Melee Lifesteal

Melee Lifesteal is a Tier 1 early game item with a 50.0% win rate and 78.6% pick rate in Deadlock. It costs 800 souls.

Strengths

  • Popular choice with 78.6% pick rate across matches
  • Affordable early game purchase for quick power spike
  • Strong synergy potential with multiple complementary items

Weaknesses

  • Limited hero pool reduces flexibility in drafts
  • Effectiveness depends on team composition and enemy picks
  • May require specific playstyle or hero synergy to maximize value

Strategic Tips

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Purchase Timing

Purchase Melee Lifesteal early to establish lane dominance.

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Best Heroes

Consider your hero's kit when deciding to build Melee Lifesteal.

3
Item Synergies

Pairs well with Witchmail and Cheat Death for strong item combinations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Melee Lifesteal good in Deadlock?

Melee Lifesteal is viable in Deadlock with a 50.0% win rate. Based on 10,190 matches analyzed, Melee Lifesteal has achieved 5,094 wins and 5,096 losses. Melee Lifesteal's effectiveness varies by hero choice and team composition, so check the Heroes tab to see which heroes perform best with this item.

What is Melee Lifesteal's win rate and pick rate in Deadlock?

Melee Lifesteal currently has a 50.0% win rate and 78.6% pick rate in Deadlock. With 10,190 matches analyzed, Melee Lifesteal is a highly popular choice in the current meta. The 50.0% win rate indicates positive performance when purchased.

How much does Melee Lifesteal cost in Deadlock?

Melee Lifesteal costs 800 souls in Deadlock. This places it in the early game (Tier 1) category of items. You can purchase this item early to gain advantages in the laning phase.

When should I buy Melee Lifesteal in Deadlock?

You should buy Melee Lifesteal in early game during the laning phase. As a upgrade costing 800 souls, Melee Lifesteal is most effective for establishing lane dominance. Check the Heroes tab to see which heroes benefit most from Melee Lifesteal in their builds.

What items work well with Melee Lifesteal in Deadlock?

The best items to pair with Melee Lifesteal are Witchmail, Cheat Death, Slowing Bullets. These synergy items are frequently built together with Melee Lifesteal in high win-rate builds. Building these items together can create powerful combinations that enhance your hero's strengths.

Is Melee Lifesteal getting better or worse in Deadlock?

Melee Lifesteal is currently declining in the Deadlock meta. The win rate has decreased by 0.3% since the previous patch, while the pick rate has increased by 0.3%. This downward trend suggests Melee Lifesteal may have been affected by recent balance changes. Check the performance trends chart for detailed historical data.