Three Deadlock Calculators That Work Together (Not Against You)

If you already use the Deadlock Damage Calculator, you have a single-hit pipeline: base → scaling → headshot → resist. That’s the right place to ask “what does this ability do right now with these numbers?”

Two other tools on UtilWiz use the same stacking idea for different questions—without pretending we know secret server code.

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When to use the stat scaling tool

The Deadlock Stat Scaling page ignores base damage entirely. It only compares spirit / weapon / bonus % between two snapshots and tells you how the combined multiplier changes.

Use it when you’re debating where to invest—e.g. “+10 spirit vs +5 weapon on paper” before you plug a specific ability’s base damage into the main calculator. If the multiplier barely moves, your decision might be about which abilities you cast, not that small stat shift.

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When to use the burst combo tool

The Deadlock Burst Combo tool sums several hits that share the same build stats. You enter base damage per hit (from tooltips or testing) and one shared block for scaling, headshot, and resist.

That’s for questions like “this string of shots over a second” or “three ticks of the same effect”—still a planning exercise. It does not model falloff, misses, or different targets per hit.

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A simple workflow

1. Rough tradeoff — Stat Scaling: “Does my planned gear change the multiplier a lot?”
2. One representative hit — Damage Calculator: “What’s the final number on that hit?”
3. Sequence — Burst Combo: “Same stats, several bases—what’s the rough total?”

If two tools disagree with your in-game testing, trust the game and adjust inputs. These pages stay useful because they make assumptions explicit, not because they’re datamined truth.

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Honest limits

• Patches can change tuning; your base and % inputs should come from what you see today.
• Same resist on every hit in the burst tool is a simplification—switch targets and you’re back to single-hit math.

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For more on reading the damage calculator’s layers, see our build comparison guide. Everything on the gaming hub is labeled as planning math so you can stay oriented.