Deadlock: Best Dynamo Build Guide

Shodi Madian |  Published: August 31, 2024
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Dynamo is a support hero in Deadlock with the potential to turn the tide of battles. His ultimate is a game-changing skill, akin to Enigma’s Blackhole in Dota 2. This guide provides the best Dynamo build to maximize your impact in matches.

Dynamo Skill Progression

Deadlock Dynamo Ability Order
Dynamo’s ultimate is a game-changer, use it wisely.

All heroes in Deadlock have four abilities, including an ultimate. As a support/initiator, Dynamo’s abilities are focused on crowd control and clash starter:

  • Kinetic Pulse: Dynamo unleashes a short-range energy pulse that knocks enemies up into the air.
  • Quantum Entanglement: Dynamo disappears into the void and teleports a short distance. After reappearing, his weapon is reloaded with a fire rate bonus, and can also be cast to bring nearby allies. These allies will also receive half the fire rate bonus.
  • Rejuvenating Aurora: While channeling this ability, Dynamo will heal himself and allies around him.
  • Singularity: Creates a singularity that pulls in nearby enemies to Dynamo while damaging them. After they are pull has completed, enemies are knocked into the air.

After acquiring all your skills at level one, focus on enhancing Kinetic Pulse and Rejuvenating Aurora. Then, balance out the upgrades for your remaining skills.

Best Dynamo Item Build

Deadlock Dynamo GameWitted Build
This item build enhances Dynamo’s capability as a support.

To maximize Dynamo’s capabilities, follow this item build. You can also set this build as your preset in-game by searching for “Dynamo GameWitted” in the browse build section.

Early Game

During the early laning phase, start by acquiring Basic Magazine, Close Quarters, and High-Velocity Mag to help you farm effectively and deny Souls.

Next, purchase Mystic Burst, Extra Charge, and Extra Stamina. These items will enhance your Kinetic Pulse skill, allowing you to harass enemy heroes more effectively in the early game.

  • Basic Magazine – 500
  • Close Quarters – 500
  • High-Velocity Mag – 500
  • Mystic Burst – 500
  • Extra Charge – 500
  • Extra Stamina – 500

Mid-Game

As you enter the mid-game, prioritize acquiring Bullet Resist Shredder, Combat Barrier, Bullet Armor, and Spirit Armor. These items will boost your survivability in fights, which is crucial as you continuously harass enemies in their lane.

Next, get Improved Cooldown, Point Blank, and Warp Stone. Reducing your cooldowns will allow you to harass more effectively and secure kills. Warp Stone is especially important for Dynamo, particularly for maximizing the impact of your ultimate.

Finish with Pristine Emblem and Superior Stamina to further enhance your harassing capabilities.

  • Bullet Resist Shredder – 1250
  • Combat Barrier – 1250
  • Bullet Armor – 1250
  • Spirit Armor – 1250
  • Improved Cooldown – 1250
  • Point Blank – 3500
  • Warp Stone – 3000
  • Pristine Emblem – 3000
  • Superior Stamina – 3500

Late-Game

In the late game, prioritize upgrading your items with Improved Bullet Armor, Improved Spirit Armor, and Superior Cooldown. These upgrades will greatly enhance your survivability and the effectiveness of your ultimate.

Next, acquire Unstoppable and Refresher. These active items are crucial in the late game. Always use Unstoppable before initiating fights and Refresher to enable your ultimate twice.

If the game is still ongoing, get Glass Cannon, Siphon Bullets, and Crippling Headshot to finish off low-health enemies.

  • Improved Bullet Armor – 4250
  • Improved Spirit Armor – 4250
  • Superior Cooldown – 4250
  • Unstoppable – 6300
  • Refresher – 6300
  • Glass Cannon – 6300
  • Siphon Bullets – 6300
  • Crippling Headshot – 6300

Conclusion

By following this guide, you can create the best Dynamo build in Deadlock and be the ultimate initiator for your team.

If you haven’t received an invitation to the playtest yet, check out our guide on how to join the Deadlock playtest.

About Author

Shodi Madian is a lifelong gamer who cherishes time and space, among other Infinity Stones. He specializes in first-person shooter (FPS) games like Valorant, Counter-Strike, Rainbow Six Siege, and Overwatch 2. Shodi began writing in college, covering football news, and has since gone on to write professionally for GameLeap and Spiel Times, sharing his passion for gaming with a wider audience. In addition to gaming, he enjoys watching movies and series, and creating music.