Bebop vs Warden

Brawler vs Brawler

A brawler mirror is about who commits second. Both of you want close range, so the hero who lands crowd control on the other’s engage wins the trade. Keep stamina for a disengage and fight near your troopers.

Your game plan as Bebop

The hook. Bebop decides fights by dragging one hero into five.

How to beat Warden

A one-man army who walks into six and dares them to fight.

• 01Move when Binding Word is cast; it only immobilises if you stay.
• 02Interrupt Last Stand during its 2-second charge.
• 03Kite him; Willpower is his only escape.

1. 01Warden wins the farm by ~28.1 last hits per match. Prioritise safe last hits and denies over trades, and let your lane partner zone.
2. 02Brawler mirror: whoever lands crowd control first wins the trade. Keep stamina for the dash out.
3. 03Warden has sustain (Last Stand). Short, sharp trades beat long ones — buy anti-heal early.

This matchup

132

Usual

321

53.2% win rate over 54,166 matches

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  Max first

  Max Exploding Uppercut before Grapple Arm: Warden heals through slow damage (Last Stand), so burst them instead.

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  Early point

  Warden wins the farm: an early point into Exploding Uppercut clears waves and keeps you in lane.

• Bebop averages 0.91 kills per death against Warden.
• Bebop finishes 1.2k souls behind Warden on average — play for teamfights and scaling rather than lane kills.
• Bebop deals 4.9k less objective damage per match than Warden — let teammates take structures while you hold.
• Track Last Stand (180s cooldown). The window right after Warden uses it is your best time to fight.