Dispatch All Heroes Guide – Skills, Powers, Synergies & Leveling Tips

Managing a team of reformed supervillains sounds cool until you’re staring at eight different stat sheets trying to figure out who to send to a burning building. Welcome to life as a dispatcher in Dispatch, where your hero selection can mean the difference between saving the day and creating an interdimensional incident.

Here’s the thing about Dispatch that makes it brilliant: every hero is uniquely broken in their own special way. They’re ex-villains, remember? They’ve got massive powers, glaring weaknesses, and dispatch conditions that can either make them unstoppable or completely useless depending on how you deploy them.

This guide breaks down all eight heroes in your roster, their skills, powers, and—most importantly—the weird conditional abilities that transform them from mediocre to godlike when used correctly.

Table of Contents

Understanding Hero Skills in Dispatch – The Core Mechanics

Before diving into individual heroes, let’s talk about the five core stats that determine success or failure:

Combat: Fighting, physical confrontation, direct action
Intelligence: Problem-solving, technical challenges, investigation
Charisma: Negotiation, de-escalation, public relations
Mobility: Speed, agility, chase scenarios, evasion
Vigor: Endurance, durability, sustained effort

Each emergency call requires specific stat combinations. A hostage situation might need high Charisma and Intelligence, while a supervillain rampage demands Combat and Vigor.

Leveling Up: Build Your Dream Team

When heroes successfully complete missions, they earn XP (with bonus XP for exceptional performance). Level-ups give you skill points to distribute however you want.

The eternal question: Do you shore up weaknesses or double down on strengths?

My take: It depends on the hero’s dispatch condition. Some heroes (like Flambae) get exponentially better when you max their already-strong stats. Others (like Golem) benefit from being well-rounded jacks-of-all-trades.

We’ll cover optimal builds for each hero below.

Complete Dispatch Hero Roster – Skills, Powers & Best Uses

Sonar – The Intellectual Shapeshifter

Main Strengths: Intellectual, Hybrid
Archetype: Versatile problem-solver with a transformative twist

Starting Skills:

Combat: 2
Intelligence: 4
Charisma: 3
Mobility: 2
Vigor: 1

Powers:

Bat Physiology: Transforms into a giant bat
Flight: Aerial mobility advantage

Dispatch Condition (CRITICAL):
After every situation, Sonar transforms into bat form, swapping his stats:

Intelligence → Combat
Charisma → Vigor

What this means: Sonar is essentially two different heroes depending on when you deploy him. Send him first and he’s your smart negotiator. Send him second and he’s a combat bruiser.

Synergy Team-up: Malevola

Optimal Strategy:

First call of the shift: Use Sonar for Intelligence/Charisma-heavy situations
Second call onward: He becomes a Combat/Vigor specialist
Leveling priority: Boost Intelligence AND Combat since you benefit from both forms
Advanced tactic: If you need multiple Intelligence calls in one shift, save Sonar for last to keep his human form longer

Best uses: Complex investigations, tech challenges (human form) / Brawls, endurance scenarios (bat form)

Flambae – The Escalating Pyromaniac

Main Strengths: Fire, Fighter
Archetype: High-risk snowball fighter

Starting Skills:

Combat: 4
Intelligence: 1
Charisma: 2
Mobility: 3
Vigor: 2

Powers:

Pyrokinesis: Fire manipulation and creation
Flame Invulnerability: Can’t be hurt by fire
Pyro-Propulsion: Jet-powered flight using flames

Dispatch Condition (GAME-CHANGER):
After each success, Flambae gains +1 Combat and +1 Mobility. Effects stack until he fails, then reset to base stats.

What this means: Flambae is a momentum hero. Send him on easy calls first to stack buffs, then deploy him to increasingly difficult situations as he powers up. One failure and he’s back to square one.

Synergy Team-up: Prism

Optimal Strategy:

Early shift: Send to high-percentage Combat calls to build stacks
Mid shift: Now boosted, tackle harder missions
Never send to risky calls first: Protect that streak
Leveling priority: Max Combat and Mobility to amplify the stacking effect
Pair with Prism: Her duplication ability copies his stacked stats for insane value

Best uses: Action-heavy shifts where you can build momentum, fire-related emergencies (obvious synergy)

Watch out for: Intelligence-heavy calls (his 1 Intelligence is brutal), any high-risk situation that might break his streak

Invisigal – The Solo Operative

Main Strengths: Thief, Loner
Archetype: Stealth specialist who works better alone

Starting Skills:

Combat: 3
Intelligence: 2
Charisma: 1
Mobility: 3
Vigor: 3

Powers:

Invisibility: The classic
Hand-to-Hand Combat: Close-quarters specialist

Dispatch Condition (EFFICIENCY BOOST):

When sent solo, gains faster travel time
Can reveal hidden call information (number of slots, crime type) before dispatch

What this means: Invisigal is your reconnaissance and speed-run hero. She’s not the strongest in any single category, but her information advantage and travel speed make her invaluable.

Synergy Team-up: None (she’s a loner, remember?)

Optimal Strategy:

Send solo for maximum efficiency: Pairing her wastes her travel speed bonus
Use as scout: Her reveal ability helps you plan subsequent dispatches
Time-sensitive calls: Her speed advantage shines here
Leveling priority: Boost Mobility and Combat for solo efficiency, or Intelligence for versatility
Advanced tactic: Send her first to reveal upcoming call patterns, then optimize your team composition

Best uses: Stealth missions, solo infiltrations, time-critical scenarios, scouting unknown situations

Watch out for: Her 1 Charisma makes negotiation impossible—don’t send her to hostage situations

Coupe – The Positional Assassin

Main Strengths: Shadow, Assassin
Archetype: Shadow-manipulating striker with positioning requirements

Starting Skills:

Combat: 4
Intelligence: 3
Charisma: 1
Mobility: 3
Vigor: 1

Powers:

Umbrakinetic Weaponry: Creates weapons from shadows
Umbrakinetic Flight: Shadow-powered flight
Superhuman Accuracy: Never misses

Dispatch Condition (POSITIONING MATTERS):
In multi-slot calls (2+ heroes):

First slot: +1 Combat
Second slot: +1 Mobility

What this means: Coupe’s effectiveness depends entirely on where you place him in the team lineup. He’s a tactical puzzle piece.

Synergy Team-up: Punch Up

Optimal Strategy:

Combat-heavy calls: Put Coupe in slot 1
Chase/speed scenarios: Put Coupe in slot 2
Pair with Punch Up: Their synergy amplifies both heroes
Leveling priority: Max Combat first (his primary role), then Mobility
Never send solo: You lose his conditional bonuses entirely

Best uses: Precision strikes, assassination contracts, multi-hero combat scenarios

Watch out for: His 1 Vigor and 1 Charisma make him a glass cannon who can’t negotiate

Punch Up – The Unkillable Brawler

Main Strengths: Flyweight, Brawler
Archetype: Tiny powerhouse with size-manipulation powers

Starting Skills:

Combat: 3
Intelligence: 1
Charisma: 3
Mobility: 1
Vigor: 4

Powers:

Picnokinesis: Size manipulation (shrinking/growing)
Superhuman Strength & Durability: Hits like a truck, built like a tank
Pain Immunity: Feels nothing

Dispatch Condition (IMMORTALITY):

Doesn’t receive injury debuffs
Cannot be downed

What this means: Punch Up is your insurance policy. Send her into the meatgrinder situations that would hospitalize other heroes. She’ll come back ready for more.

Synergy Team-up: Coupe

Optimal Strategy:

High-risk situations: No penalty for getting hurt
Back-to-back tough calls: While others need recovery, Punch Up keeps going
Pair with healers: Actually, you don’t need to—she’s self-sustaining
Leveling priority: Max Combat and Vigor to become an unstoppable tank
Pair with Coupe: Their synergy creates a devastating combat duo

Best uses: Brutal combat scenarios, sustained operations, suicide missions (not literally, but you know)

Watch out for: Her 1 Intelligence and 1 Mobility make her useless for chases or puzzles. She’s a hammer, not a scalpel.

Malevola – The Support Specialist

Main Strengths: Duelist, Half-Demon
Archetype: Healing support with demonic powers

Starting Skills:

Combat: 3
Intelligence: 2
Charisma: 3
Mobility: 2
Vigor: 2

Powers:

Demon Physiology: Half-demon heritage grants supernatural abilities
Portal Creation: Dimensional travel
Wound Transferal: Can transfer injuries between people

Dispatch Condition (HEALER):
When paired with another hero, Malevola can heal them, gaining:

+1 Charisma
+1 Vigor
Effects stack

What this means: Malevola gets stronger the more she heals. She’s your team medic who becomes increasingly powerful throughout a shift.

Synergy Team-up: Sonar

Optimal Strategy:

Always pair her: Solo Malevola wastes her entire kit
Pair with injured heroes: Maximize healing opportunities for stat stacks
Long shifts: Her stacking makes her a late-game powerhouse
Leveling priority: Balanced build—her stacking handles growth naturally
Pair with Sonar: Their synergy creates versatile combinations for any situation

Best uses: Multi-hero operations, healing injured teammates, sustained campaigns where stacking matters

Achievement tie-in: Remember the Phoenixes Down trophy? Heal the same hero twice with Malevola to unlock it.

Golem – The Adaptive Tank

Main Strengths: Defender, Versatile
Archetype: Shape-shifting earth elemental

Starting Skills:

Combat: 3
Intelligence: 1
Charisma: 3
Mobility: 1
Vigor: 4

Powers:

Morphological Being: Can reshape his body
Earth Mimicry: Transforms into stone/earth materials
Regenerative Healing: Self-repairs over time

Dispatch Condition (SLOT-BASED BUFFS):
In multi-slot calls, specific slots grant:

+2 to one stat
-1 to other stats
(Exact slots and stats vary by call)

What this means: Golem’s effectiveness is situational and dependent on call structure. He’s adaptable but requires attention to slot positioning.

Synergy Team-up: None listed

Optimal Strategy:

Read the call carefully: Check which slot gives beneficial buffs
Flexibility is key: Golem can fill multiple roles depending on positioning
Leveling priority: Well-rounded build since his buffs compensate for weaknesses
Pair strategically: Use his slot buffs to cover team deficiencies

Best uses: Defensive operations, tanking damage, situations requiring adaptability

Watch out for: His 1 Intelligence and 1 Mobility are serious weaknesses when not buffed

Prism – The Pop Star Duplicator

Main Strengths: Pop Star, Illusionist
Archetype: Light-manipulating celebrity with duplication powers

Starting Skills:

Combat: 4
Intelligence: 2
Charisma: 4
Mobility: 1
Vigor: 1

Powers:

Photokinesis: Light manipulation
Photoionization: Convert light to solid constructs
Holographic Manipulation: Creates convincing illusions

Dispatch Condition (DUPLICATION):
When dispatched in the second slot, Prism duplicates the hero to her left with half their stats.

What this means: Prism is a force multiplier. Pair her with your strongest hero and suddenly you have 1.5x that hero on the field.

Synergy Team-up: Flambae

Optimal Strategy:

Always use slot 2: Deploying her elsewhere wastes her power
Pair with stat-stacked heroes: Duplicate Flambae after he’s gained +4/+4 from successive wins
Leveling priority: Max Combat and Charisma (her natural strengths)
Advanced tactic: Duplicate heroes with beneficial dispatch conditions for double value

Best uses: High-profile events (she’s a celebrity), situations requiring Combat + Charisma, amplifying your best hero

Watch out for: Her 1 Mobility and 1 Vigor make her fragile and slow. The duplication better be worth it.

Best Team Composition Strategies for Dispatch Missions

Now that you know each hero individually, let’s talk about building effective teams for different scenarios.

The Combat Dream Team

Flambae (Slot 1) → Build stacks
Prism (Slot 2) → Duplicate stacked Flambae
Result: Devastating firepower with combined Combat of 8+ mid-shift

The Balanced Strike Team

Sonar (Human form) → Intelligence/Charisma
Malevola → Healing support + versatility
Result: Covers most situations, with Soupe as backup for sustained operations

The Tank Rush

Punch Up (Slot 1) → Unkillable frontline
Golem (Slot 2) → Adaptive defense with regeneration
Result: Unstoppable force for brutal combat scenarios

The Speed Ops

Invisigal (Solo) → Maximum travel speed + reconnaissance
Follow-up with targeted specialist based on her revealed info
Result: Efficient, informed dispatch decisions

The Synergy Pairs

Coupe + Punch Up: Combat synergy maximizes damage output
Sonar + Malevola: Versatile coverage with healing support
Flambae + Prism: Stacking + duplication = exponential power growth

Leveling Guide – Specialists vs. Generalists in Dispatch

Specialists (max 1-2 stats):

Flambae: Max Combat + Mobility for stack amplification
Invisigal: Max Mobility + Combat for solo efficiency
Punch Up: Max Combat + Vigor for unkillable bruiser

Generalists (balanced distribution):

Sonar: Balance Intelligence and Combat to maximize both forms
Malevola: Let stacking handle growth, shore up weaknesses
Golem: Well-rounded to benefit from any slot buff

Hybrids (2-3 focused stats):

Coupe: Combat primary, Mobility secondary, ignore Charisma/Vigor
Prism: Combat + Charisma (her star power), ignore Mobility/Vigor

Advanced Tips & Pro Tactics for Dispatch Mastery

1. Track Conditional States

Always know:

How many times has Flambae succeeded? (Stack count)
Is Sonar in human or bat form?
Which heroes are injured? (Malevola healing opportunities)

2. Plan the Entire Shift

Don’t dispatch call-by-call. Look at the full queue and:

Stack Flambae early for hard fights later
Use Invisigal’s reveal to optimize subsequent sends
Position Coupe/Golem in beneficial slots

3. Protect Your Momentum Heroes

One failed call resets Flambae’s stacks completely. Send him to:

High-percentage successes early
Guaranteed wins to build stacks
Risky situations only after he’s powered up

4. Abuse Prism’s Duplication

She’s the most OP hero if used correctly:

Duplicate stacked Flambae (8+ Combat mid-shift)
Duplicate Punch Up (two unkillable brawlers)
Duplicate specialized heroes for double coverage

5. Use Punch Up as Your Safety Net

When a call looks dangerous and might injure your heroes:

Send Punch Up—she’ll succeed or fail without penalty
Save fragile heroes (Coupe, Prism) for safer situations

Common Mistakes in Dispatch and How to Avoid Them

❌ Sending Invisigal with partners: Wastes her speed bonus
❌ Using Flambae on risky calls first: One failure ruins his shift
❌ Ignoring slot positioning: Coupe, Golem, and Prism need specific slots
❌ Solo deploying Malevola: Her entire kit requires pairing
❌ Deploying Prism in slot 1: Her duplication only works in slot 2

Final Thoughts – Master Your Team for Mission Success

Dispatch isn’t about having the “best” heroes—it’s about understanding their conditions, synergies, and optimal deployment patterns. Every hero is broken in some way, and your job is to engineer situations where their specific brand of broken becomes unstoppable.

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Grab Dispatch on Steam and start building your dream team of reformed villains. Just remember: they’re unpredictable, powerful, and probably hate each other. Perfect coworkers, really.

Who’s your favorite hero to dispatch? Team Flambae stack-building or team Invisigal solo speed runs? Drop your strategies below—I’m always looking for new synergy combinations I haven’t tried yet.

Complete Dispatch Heroes Guide – Skills, Powers & Team Strategies