Latest 2XKO Character Rankings

If you've been mashing buttons like crazy all day and still haven't won a single round in 2XKO, maybe the problem isn't your skill, but your champion choice.

 

Not every champion in 2XKO is worth investing time in training. So before deciding to 'main' a champion, take a look at the power rankings below to choose the most suitable champion.

In addition to the rankings, the article also suggests the most effective Assists and Fuse (skill combinations) for each champion, helping you create the perfect duo to win the first victory in 2XKO.

2XKO General Ranking

Tier	General
S	Teemo, Jinx
A	Warwick, Ekko, Yasuo
B	Ahri, Vi
C	Darius, Illaoi
D	Blitzcrank, Braum

S-Tier – The Aces of Meta

This is the strongest group of generals at the moment. If used by skilled players, they can completely dominate the match.

General	Advantages and Disadvantages	Best Assist / Fuse
Teemo	Pros: Strong damage over time, controls the tempo of the fight, good finisher after combo, can go invisible. No obvious weaknesses.	Ahri – Double Down
Jinx	Advantages: Extremely strong damage in corners, causes large area pressure, high damage when metered, keeps good distance, very strong with Double Down. Cons: Slow animations, weak dash, lack of basic combos.	Ekko – Double Down

 

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A-Tier – Strong but need the right team

This group of champions is still formidable but often needs the right support to maximize their power.

General	Advantages and Disadvantages	Best Assist / Fuse
Warwick	Advantages: Strong combo thanks to Bloodlust, can heal with special skills, high damage with just one S1 skill. Cons: Depends on Bloodlust stack, needs Assist to reset combo.	Ahri – 2X Assist
Ekko	Pros: Extremely mobile, has movement, multiple mix-ups and resets, nice combos, and long-range support. Disadvantages: Low health, average damage, lack of defensive skills, need to play risky to get close.	Ahri – Freestyle
Yasuo	Advantages: Mobility, good attack range, flexible combo, high damage, can block bullets. Cons: Hard to master combo, not a good support champion.	Ahri – Double Down

B-Tier – Easy to play but needs more optimization

These champions are good for beginners, but will be easily countered against stronger champions. Requires good Fuse to shine.

 

General	Advantages and Disadvantages	Best Assist / Fuse
Ahri	Advantages: Easy to perform combo, flexible between close and long range attacks, good pressure. Cons: Requires melee to maximize damage, requires precise combos to deal damage effectively.	Ekko – Freestyle
Vi	Pros: Fast approach, good counterattack, strong combo if done correctly, easy to play. Disadvantages: Weak basic attacks, slow attack frame, easy to counter.	Illaoi – 2X Assist

C-Tier – Depends on the lineup

This group is only strong when paired with the right support champion. If playing for fun, this is a stable choice.

General	Advantages and Disadvantages	Best Assist / Fuse
Darius	Advantages: High damage, easy to play, suitable for beginners. Weaknesses: Weak against mobile champions, slow movement, slow start-up time, predictable attacks.	Ahri – Juggernaut / Freestyle
Illaoi	Advantages: Long range, high damage, good cornering, suitable for defensive playstyle. Cons: Difficult to use, lack of mix-up, dependent on teammates, slow tentacle summoning skill when facing fast champions.	Teemo – 2X Assist

D-Tier – Not Recommended

This is the weakest group of champions right now: slow, vulnerable to counterattacks, and ineffective in the meta.

General	Advantages and Disadvantages	Best Assist / Fuse
Blitzcrank	Pros: Has pretty strong Assist but still slow. Disadvantages: Slow start-up, easy to counter, skill takes time to recharge, attacks lack precision.	Jinx – 2X Assist
Braum	Advantages: Has armor defense. Disadvantages: Slow overall, weak attack, poor support, lack of impact in combat.	Vi – Double Down

Above is the champion strength ranking in 2XKO Early Access phase. Each champion has its own strengths, but understanding the meta and choosing the right support is the deciding factor for victory.