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Mortis performs consistently across all trophy ranges in Bounty mode, with win rates fluctuating between 45.4% and 67.8%. While Mortis shows strong performance at higher trophy brackets (notably above 1100 trophies), the overall win rate remains below 50% in most tiers. This suggests that Mortis may require more skill to play effectively, and while he can be viable for experienced players, he might not be the easiest brawler to pick up or master due to his inconsistent performance across different levels of competition.

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Mortis performs decently in Brawl Ball at lower trophy brackets, with a win rate slightly above 50% in the first few tiers. However, as the trophy level increases, his win rate steadily declines, dropping below 50% by the 600-trophy bracket and continuing to fall further at higher levels. While Mortis shows strong potential in the highest tiers with a notable increase in win rate, these data points are based on relatively few games. Overall, Mortis may be easier to pick up for casual play but might require more skill and strategic use to excel at competitive levels.

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Mortis performs consistently across all trophy ranges in Gem Grab, with win rates generally hovering around 50%. Notably, Mortis shows stronger performance at higher trophies, achieving a win rate above 80% in the top tiers. While not dominant in lower-tier matches, Mortis demonstrates significant potential for high-level play, suggesting that mastering the brawler could be rewarding for experienced players aiming to compete at the highest levels. However, due to the moderate win rates in most brackets, Mortis may not be the easiest brawler to pick up for beginners looking for immediate success.

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Mortis has a consistently low win rate across all trophy brackets in Heist, with the highest win rate being 47.5% in the 100 trophy bucket and generally hovering around 35-42% elsewhere. The brawler struggles to perform well even at higher trophies, with win rates dropping below 30% in the top tiers. This suggests that Mortis may not be the most effective choice for players looking to climb quickly or dominate in Heist, and could be challenging to master due to its overall underperformance in this mode.

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Mortis performs consistently in Hot Zone across various trophy ranges, with win rates fluctuating between 43.2% and 54.2%. While Mortis shows competitive potential at lower and mid-tier trophies, the win rate dips below 50% in higher tiers, indicating that success may require more skill and strategic play. Overall, Mortis is a balanced choice but may not stand out as a top-tier pick for advanced players.

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Mortis performs reasonably well in Knockout at lower trophy ranges, with a win rate above 50% for players with trophies below 100. However, as the trophy level increases, Mortis' win rate steadily declines, reaching as low as 43.3% at the 1000 trophy bucket. Only at the highest trophy levels (1300 and above) does Mortis show a significant improvement in performance, with win rates exceeding 75%. This suggests that Mortis may be more effective for players at the very top of the leaderboard but is less consistent for those in the middle to upper mid-tier ranges. Mastery could be beneficial for high-level players, while newer or mid-tier players might find Mortis challenging to consistently perform well with.

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Mortis performs strongest in lower trophy brackets, with a win rate of 68.5% at trophy level 0 and showing improved performance as trophies increase up to 1200, where the win rate reaches 65.7%. However, Mortis struggles significantly in higher-tier play, with win rates consistently below 50% across most brackets from 200 to 1100 trophies. While Mortis can be effective for players at lower levels or those aiming to climb from the bottom, mastery in competitive settings appears challenging due to weaker performance in high-level matchups.