Tiny: If you handle to get him early on in the game, that's ideal. Get him to 2 stars ASAP and even pursue 3 stars, as this is certainly a hero for the long term.

Fugitive hunter: The finest unit in the Tier 1 based upon Damage dealt per second. Good health and excellent ability make him a great T1 unit.

Axe: An incredibly strong, exceptionally beneficial tank, particularly early on in the game. You require to keep upgrading him in order to stay beneficial in mid to late game, however he's actually helpful for absorbing lots of damage.

Bloodseeker: An actually strong unit that might do a lots of damage, however tough to play as he tends to pass away rapidly in many circumstances. If he remains alive for long enough, he might be a game changer thanks to his continuously increasing attack speed.

Drow Ranger: Although her passive ability is exceptionally excellent, increasing the attack speed of close-by allies, she's hard to put or play to excellent use in the game, primarily since of her extrmeely low health.

Anti-Mage: Generally ignored and neglected, he's really a great unit. Easy and weak to lose, his passive ability is definitely fantastic, as it damages a challenger's mana.

Troll Magi: If I do not have Tiny or Axe to select in the very first number of rounds, I constantly choose Ogre Magi. Great support/tank unit that can end up being truly helpful.

Tusk: Good health and a good ability make Tusk a good option for a beginning hero and even long term hero if there are no much better choices readily available.

Shadow Shaman: His ability is definitely ridiculous, however regrettably he's basically worthless otherwise (or on his own) due to the fact that of the low damage he deals. Might be beneficial with the right mix of colleagues.

Batrider: His active ability is respectable in general, decreasing enemies and enhancing his damage, however he's usually challenging and quite weak to really live enough time to benefit from the stated increases.

Tinker: A good long-ranged unit, however with absolutely nothing incredible about him. If there are much better alternatives, I'd usually prevent him.

Clockwerk: A tank with a slow-charging ability, dealing good damage. Absolutely nothing special here.

Warlock: He's one of the most affordable DPS dealerships in the game and a quite bad assistance unit. The randomness of his ability (he might recover an ally or offer damage) make him even less helpful, while his big cooldown make it practically difficult for him to make an effect in the battles.

Enchantress: The worst T1 character in my viewpoint. Weak, long cooldown for her ability-- a therapist that does not actually get to do excessive recovery.