Deadlock services

Deadlock plays like a MOBA with guns. Two teams of six hold four lanes, farm souls from troopers and guardians, and spend them on items that change a hero more than any level does. Most games are decided by the soul lead at the first big fight, which is why Deadlock boosting orders are set by medal rather than by kills.

If you want to play those lanes yourself, teammates per match join your party, take the lane you need covered and leave every medal point on your own account.

Both routes use the escrow described in the Eloboost24 buying guide.

Deadlock unlocks its hero pool as you play, and matchmaking reads your record before it trusts a medal. An account with hours behind it skips that first stretch. Listings in Deadlock accounts state the medal, the hours and the heroes played most, so you can match the account to your role.

Selling an account? The seller guide covers listing and payout rules. Players coming from lane games will find more on the Dota 2 hub and the League of Legends hub.