A few days after the start of the Battle for Olympus, people have been beginning to wonder just which character is topping the leaderboards. The character with the most eliminations through the Battle for Olympus will have their likeness immortalized as a statue on Ilios for all to see. The only problem is that players don’t have a live leaderboard to watch the progress of each character. Overwatch 2 players need to wait for the official leaderboard to be revealed via Overwatch 2 social channels. Luckily for those who don’t want to run around looking for each post, TGH has got you covered.
This Battle for Olympus tracker will regularly find the most updated leaderboard and bring it here in one centralized spot.
[Related: Battle For Olympus Character Tier List]
And we have a winner! Junker Queen will be the big winner and recipient of a brand new statue on Ilios.
After the first day of battle, Junker Queen had a solid lead over the competition. With over a million kills ahead of the next character. Battling for second place is Pharah and Roadhog who remain the two characters with the best chance to steal away that top spot. The rest of the field sits rather far below the top three, with Reinhardt lagging behind quite a ways.
This is only the first update for an event that stretches until January 19. Players could probably expect updates every five days or so, but at the moment there has yet to be an additional score update. Once a new announcement is made, people can start to expect when they will see new adjusted leaderboards.
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