A tier list built on actual numbers, not hearsay
A hundred Mobile Legends tier lists get published every month and ninety of them are somebody's opinion delivered through a good microphone. This one works the other way round: the names come from Mythical Honor ranked data over the last seven days — win rate, pick rate and ban rate — the same feed that powers the meta panel on our 133 hero guides. Numbers last refreshed on 29 July.
How to read it: win rate tells you who wins, pick rate how many people play them, and ban rate who isn't even allowed to show up, which is this game's highest compliment. There's one S pick per role with backups, every name links to its full guide with builds, emblems and counters, and this is a living piece: when a patch moves the meta, we'll come back and update it.
S-tier support: Marcel, the photographer who puts the fight on pause
Win rate: 58.75% · Pick: 0.33% · Ban: 38.96%
Marcel owns the best win rate in all of Mythical Honor, and he gets there while dealing barely any damage: he's a roaming support who works with Clemar, framing areas of the fight and putting whoever steps inside on pause. Enemies don't die by his hand — they die because they spent three seconds unable to act in front of your whole team. Nearly four in ten drafts remove him before the game starts, and that 0.33% pick rate says almost nobody has mastered him yet: the opening is right there.
This patch belongs to the supports, in fact: Rafaela posts a 56.76% win rate with barely a 6% ban — the bargain of the list — while Floryn is already a marked woman, banned in nearly 30% of drafts for healing the whole team from across the map. Coming from our beginner guide? You'll notice Rafaela repeats: the data and the classroom agree.
S-tier tank: Gloo's 69% ban rate is the game's biggest show of respect
Win rate: 54.83% · Pick: 0.6% · Ban: 68.99%
No number on this list speaks louder: Gloo is banned in seven out of ten drafts. When he's allowed to play, he wins nearly 55% of the time by literally sticking himself to whoever is having the worst night. His guide explains the trick and the antidote, but high rank prefers not to gamble: off the map, everyone relaxes.
When he's banned — he will be — Belerick lives almost as forbidden (67.48%) and wins 52.77%, while Atlas (53.59%) and Minotaur (54.4%) slip through bans far more often and perform just as well.
S-tier mid lane: Gord is back in fashion, one thunderstorm at a time
Win rate: 54.82% · Pick: 1.7% · Ban: 5.47%
Among mages, the surprise is a 2016 veteran: Gord pairs the second-best win rate in his role with a high pick rate, which is the hard combination — winning a lot while barely being played is easy to sustain, winning a lot while being played a lot is a real meta. His plan hasn't changed in a decade: punish bad positioning from very far away. Behind him, Valir (52.9%) remains the safe pick for anyone who prefers pushing and burning.
S-tier jungle and EXP: Sun lives banned while Masha wins in silence
Sun — Win rate: 53.37% · Pick: 1.44% · Ban: 56.65% / Masha — Win rate: 57.53% · Ban: 0.27%
Sun is the draft's other great outlaw: more than half of Mythical Honor matches start by removing him, because an army of clones pushing towers has no clean answer. And the quietest number on the list hides in the EXP lane: Masha wins 57.53% — only Marcel beats her — and absolutely nobody bans her. If you want to climb while the meta isn't looking at her, that window won't stay open.
S-tier marksman: Melissa wins by stitching dolls from the gold lane
Win rate: 56.62% · Pick: 1.17% · Ban: 2.78%
Among the actual marksmen, the crown belongs to Melissa: second-best win rate in the entire rank with a high pick rate and a laughable ban rate, the combination that defines a quiet winner. Her bound doll punishes from a distance almost nobody can answer. Behind her, Miya (54.76%) remains the role's most played hero and Hanabi (53.07%) completes a podium that wins more than it loses.
The data does the ranking; winning with it is still on you.
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