Deadlock ranks in order: Obscurus to Eternus
A clean Deadlock rank order reference covering every tier, subrank format, and what players usually mean when they talk about climbing toward Eternus.
Deadlock ranks run from Obscurus at the bottom to Eternus at the top: Obscurus, Initiate, Seeker, Alchemist, Arcanist, Ritualist, Emissary, Archon, Oracle, Phantom, Ascendant, and Eternus.
Compare the Deadlock boosting service, rank boost flow, and live pricing before checkout.
Deadlock rank order
Deadlock uses themed ranks instead of the usual bronze, silver, and gold ladder. The current ladder on this site is Obscurus, Initiate, Seeker, Alchemist, Arcanist, Ritualist, Emissary, Archon, Oracle, Phantom, Ascendant, and Eternus.
Each rank tier has six visible subranks. We show them as I, II, III, IV, V, and the final top subrank marker. That makes small progress easier to price and easier to track during a boost.
Why rank gaps matter
A short jump, like Seeker I to Arcanist I, is mostly about consistent games and avoiding bad streaks. A long jump into Phantom, Ascendant, or Eternus needs a stronger booster, better scheduling, and cleaner account handoff.
That is why the boost calculator prices by subrank step instead of using one flat package. Higher tiers take more effort per step and usually have less room for sloppy play.
What to choose before checkout
Pick your current rank honestly, then choose the target you actually want to reach. If you want to watch the games or coordinate hero picks, add those notes before the order starts.
If you are unsure whether to choose solo or duo, solo is faster for pure rank movement. Duo is better when you want to learn from the booster while still playing on your own account.
FAST ANSWERS
What is the highest Deadlock rank?
Eternus is the highest Deadlock rank shown on the site, with Ascendant directly below it.
Does Obscurus have subranks?
No. Obscurus is treated as a single starting rank on this site. Other ranks use I, II, III, IV, V, and the final top marker.
Why does a higher target rank cost more?
Higher Deadlock rank gaps require stronger boosters, more consistent games, and cleaner scheduling, so pricing increases by subrank step.