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Violet
Controller
Living Ink
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Living Ink
Draw with living ink that empowers Violet's bullets and brings her drawings into the fight, weaving toward enemies or away from danger.
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Violet is a Controller hero in Deadlock with 710 health, 46.2 weapon DPS and 6.9 m/s move speed at level 1. Violet currently wins 48.9% of games with a 2.3% pick rate across 160,343 matches. Below: the items that win most on Violet, community builds, base stats and abilities.
Updated October 2026 · refreshed hourly from BuildLock’s match statistics · full Violet item table
Analytics
community sample48.9%Win rate
2.3%Pick rate
6.0/6.5/13.4Avg KDA
160,343Matches
| Item | Tier | Cost | Win rate | vs Violet | Matches |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Crippling Headshot | 4 | 6,400 | 70.4% | +21.5% | 98 |
 Diviner's Kevlar | 4 | 6,400 | 63.0% |
Base stats
level 1, no itemsWeapon9
- DPS
- 46.2
- Bullet damage
- 30
- Bullets/sec
- 1.54
- Ammo
- 15
- Reload time
- 2.7s
- Bullet velocity
- 495
- Light melee
- 50
Violet FAQ
What role does Violet play in Deadlock?
Violet is a Controller in Deadlock. At level 1 with no items Violet has 710 health, 46.2 weapon DPS, 30 bullet damage and 6.9 m/s move speed.
What is Violet's win rate in Deadlock?
Violet wins 48.9% of games with a 2.3% pick rate across 160,343 matches in BuildLock's sample, refreshed hourly.
What are the best items for Violet?
By win rate on Violet, the strongest items are Crippling Headshot, Diviner's Kevlar, Colossus, Mystic Reverb and Weakening Headshot. Each is measured against Violet's own win rate over at least 50 matches.
What is Violet's ultimate ability?
Violet's ultimate is Abstract Landscape. Create a circular display of ink that blocks vision and grants allies Spirit. Enemies inside are revealed, and leaving causes them to take spirit damage and suffer from Silence and slow, destroying the ink in the process.
