Where Deadlock movement gets documented, taught, and practised.
Every tech written down, lessons from players who actually use it, servers to drill on, and a community that keeps finding more.
Four ways in
Whether you're looking up a single tech, learning from scratch, or just want people to play with — pick your entry point.
The Wiki
Every movement tech, documented properly — how it works, when it's worth using, and how to actually land it. Built and maintained by the community.
Browse the techAcademy
Live lessons from experienced players, taught in real time. Miss one? Every session is recorded and uploaded, so the back catalogue stays available.
See what's onServers
Practice space built for movement — drill routes, run courses, and experiment without a match on the line. Hop in whenever.
Find a serverCommunity
The Discord is the hub — clip sharing, tech discussion, finding people to play with, and where most new movement discoveries surface first.
Join the serverMovement, taken seriously
Deadlock's movement has more depth than most players ever see. JumpStart exists to close that gap — turning scattered knowledge into something you can actually learn from.
Documented
Techniques written up clearly instead of buried in clips and replies — searchable, organised, and kept current.
Taught
Reading only gets you so far. Academy sessions put you in a server with someone who can show you the timing directly.
Community-run
Written, tested, and maintained by players who use this stuff. Anyone can contribute — most of it started that way.
Start moving
Jump into the Discord, pick a tech off the wiki, or sit in on the next Academy session. However you want to start.