HIDE FROM THE VILLAIN Villain Tier List — Roblox Skins Ranked

Homelander combines flight, laser eyes, and strong detection tools—the complete hunter package. Vertical map control shuts down rescue stairs; laser sweeps punish open objectives. High skill ceiling but forgiving enough for intermediate villain players.

Counterplay survivors expect Homelander—Invisibility and Super Speed remain mandatory. Deep dive on Homelander skin page.

Omni-Man excels in melee chokepoints and aggressive corner clears—slightly weaker vertical denial than Homelander but devastating in stairwell camps. Soldier Boy offers balanced aggression with unique ability flavor at mid VC price.

Both outperform A-Train in multi-target eliminations during mid-game objective rushes. Compare details on Omni-Man page and all skins roster.

A-Train delivers extreme linear speed at lowest VC cost—excellent budget pick for players who master pathing and rescue perimeter picks. Weaker in vertical tower control and multi-floor patrol than S-tier flyers.

Great starter villain skin after farming codes; upgrade to Homelander when VC stock hits 1500. See A-Train page.

Tier lists for HIDE FROM THE VILLAIN reflect balance at time of writing—Splitline: World adjusts laser damage, Invisibility duration, VC prices, and crate drop weights in patches that do not always receive fanfare. After each update, run five survivor matches before trusting old priorities: if Shrink hiding spots feel stronger after hitbox tweaks, C-tier powers temporarily rise; if Homelander flight cooldown increases, Omni-Man stairwell value climbs relative to S-tier vertical denial.

Flex picks matter in mixed lobbies. Carrying Laser Eyes alongside Invisibility covers cornered situations without sacrificing primary X-ray counter. Villain players owning only A-Train can still win rescue denials with perimeter zoom if Homelander mains underestimate linear speed on outer extraction paths.

Use tier lists to guide spending and loadout mindset, not to excuse lost rounds. S-tier picks lose to players who know map routes and medkit timing; B-tier picks win when hunters predict default behaviors and punish them.

Tier lists for HIDE FROM THE VILLAIN reflect balance at time of writing—Splitline: World adjusts laser damage, Invisibility duration, VC prices, and crate drop weights in patches that do not always receive fanfare. After each update, run five survivor matches before trusting old priorities: if Shrink hiding spots feel stronger after hitbox tweaks, C-tier powers temporarily rise; if Homelander flight cooldown increases, Omni-Man stairwell value climbs relative to S-tier vertical denial.

Flex picks matter in mixed lobbies. Carrying Laser Eyes alongside Invisibility covers cornered situations without sacrificing primary X-ray counter. Villain players owning only A-Train can still win rescue denials with perimeter zoom if Homelander mains underestimate linear speed on outer extraction paths.

Use tier lists to guide spending and loadout mindset, not to excuse lost rounds. S-tier picks lose to players who know map routes and medkit timing; B-tier picks win when hunters predict default behaviors and punish them.

Tier lists for HIDE FROM THE VILLAIN reflect balance at time of writing—Splitline: World adjusts laser damage, Invisibility duration, VC prices, and crate drop weights in patches that do not always receive fanfare. After each update, run five survivor matches before trusting old priorities: if Shrink hiding spots feel stronger after hitbox tweaks, C-tier powers temporarily rise; if Homelander flight cooldown increases, Omni-Man stairwell value climbs relative to S-tier vertical denial.

Flex picks matter in mixed lobbies. Carrying Laser Eyes alongside Invisibility covers cornered situations without sacrificing primary X-ray counter. Villain players owning only A-Train can still win rescue denials with perimeter zoom if Homelander mains underestimate linear speed on outer extraction paths.

Use tier lists to guide spending and loadout mindset, not to excuse lost rounds. S-tier picks lose to players who know map routes and medkit timing; B-tier picks win when hunters predict default behaviors and punish them.