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Rem Deadlock guide: boost notes and hero fit

Rem Deadlock guide for boost buyers: role, ability snapshot, solo boost notes, duo queue learning points, and when to request this hero.

3 min read/Updated 2026-04-29
Quick answer

Rem is best requested for a Deadlock boost when you want specialist setups, coordinated ability usage, and clear comms. If speed matters more than hero choice, let the booster pick their strongest hero for your rank gap.

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Rem Deadlock hero portrait
Hero snapshot
Type
Hero
Health
690
Move
7.2
Stamina
3

Ability kit

  • Rem Pillow Toss ability icon from Deadlock WikiSlot 1Pillow Toss
  • Rem Tag Along ability icon from Deadlock WikiSlot 2Tag Along
  • Rem Lil Helpers ability icon from Deadlock WikiSlot 3Lil Helpers
  • Rem Naptime ability icon from Deadlock WikiSlot 4Naptime

Rem snapshot

Deadlock Wiki lists Rem as a specialist hero with 690 base health, 7.2 move speed, 3 stamina, and a burst fire / medium range weapon profile.

The ability set is Pillow Toss, Tag Along, Lil Helpers, Naptime. For boost planning, that means the important question is not only whether Rem can win lane, but whether the assigned booster can turn those cooldowns into repeatable rank progress.

Solo boost fit

Rem fits solo boost orders when the buyer wants the booster to play a hero with specialist setups, coordinated ability usage, and clear comms. If you specifically want Rem, put that request in the order notes before the booster claims the job.

In a solo boost, this kind of hero should be requested only if the assigned booster is comfortable with the kit. The value comes from practiced ability timing, not just raw mechanics.

Duo boost learning notes

If you are duoing with a booster on Rem, ask for short calls around Pillow Toss and Naptime. Those two moments usually reveal the hero's plan faster than a generic build explanation.

For duo queue, use the order chat to lock expectations before queueing. Specialist heroes are easiest to learn when the booster explains the setup before the fight starts.

When to request this hero

Request Rem when you care about seeing that hero piloted cleanly during the climb. If the only goal is raw speed, let the booster choose their strongest hero for your rank range and region.

For the cleanest handoff, mention whether Rem is a must-pick, a preference, or only a learning request. That helps the booster balance hero comfort, queue conditions, and the target rank.

Search questions

FAST ANSWERS

Should I request Rem for a Deadlock boost?

Request Rem if you specifically want that hero played or reviewed. If the order is pure rank movement, let the booster choose the highest win-rate pick for your rank range.

Is Rem better for solo or duo boosting?

Rem can work in either mode, but solo is usually faster for rank movement while duo is better if you want to learn the hero's timing and decision-making.

Where do the Rem icons and ability names come from?

The hero portrait and ability names link back to Deadlock Wiki so buyers can cross-check the current public hero reference.

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