
TroopersObjective Stats
Troopers are the AI-controlled minions that spawn in waves and push down each lane in Deadlock. With 18 variants including ranged, melee, medic, and siege troopers, efficient trooper farming is the foundation of soul income. Last-hitting troopers grants the full soul value, while denying enemy last-hits deprives opponents of resources. Trooper waves also serve a critical tactical role — objectives take significantly more damage when friendly troopers are nearby, making wave management essential for objective-focused play.
Full breakdown of all 18 trooper variants including health, damage output, and combat capabilities.
Detailed weapon statistics including damage per shot, fire rate, range, and bullet speed. These values determine the ranged damage output of this unit and how much pressure it applies to players within its attack radius.
Named abilities bound to this objective unit. Each ability provides a distinct combat mechanic that makes this unit dangerous in unique ways. Understanding these abilities helps you anticipate and dodge incoming damage during objective pushes.
How much damage this objective resists from different source types. Higher resistance means it takes less damage from that source. Understanding resistances helps you choose the right approach — abilities may deal full damage where bullets are resisted.
Not all damage types are equally effective against this objective. The bars below show how much of your bullet and spirit damage actually gets through after accounting for built-in damage reductions and armor. Use this to choose the right hero and damage type for your objective pushes — spirit abilities often bypass bullet-specific defenses, while weapon damage benefits from NPC-specific item bonuses like Monster Rounds.
These items provide specific bonuses against NPC units and objectives, making them the most efficient purchases for accelerating objective damage. Monster Rounds is the most cost-effective early investment for any hero that plans to push structures, while Cultist Sacrifice offers the highest late-game value with bonus souls and massive NPC damage bonuses. Consider picking up at least one of these items when your team is prioritizing objective pressure.










Damage per second this unit deals to different objective types. These values show how much this unit contributes to pushing or defending against various objective tiers.
Inherent damage reduction and armor values that are always active on this unit. These modifiers determine which damage types are most effective — for example, 0% ability damage reduction means spirit abilities deal their full damage against this objective.
Troopers gain increasing effectiveness against objectives over time as their damage resistance scaling decays. Early game, troopers deal reduced damage to objectives. As the match progresses, they become significantly more effective — eventually dealing bonus damage, making late-game wave management crucial for objective pushes.
When a trooper or neutral is last-hit, the soul reward is shared among nearby allies based on proximity. The last-hitter receives the full share, while nearby teammates receive a fraction. Spreading out during farming phases maximizes total team soul income.
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Questions fréquentes
How many souls do troopers give in Deadlock?
Trooper soul rewards vary by type and game phase. Last-hitting a trooper grants the full soul value, while nearby allies receive a reduced share based on the trooper kill gold share fraction.
What are the different trooper types in Deadlock?
Deadlock has {unitCount} trooper variants including ranged troopers (standard wave minions), melee troopers (tougher frontline), medic troopers (heal allies), and siege troopers (bonus damage to objectives).