Marvel Rivals Team Randomizer
The Marvel Rivals team randomizer generates a full random squad in one click. Set your team size, keep role-balanced on for a viable composition, and roll a six-hero line-up your whole group can play together.
Press Randomize Team
or hit Space
Ban / include heroes
Banned heroes are removed from every roll. Settings are saved on this device.
What a balanced Marvel Rivals team looks like
Marvel Rivals teams are six players, and the healthiest default split is 2-2-2: two Vanguards to hold the front, two Duelists to deal damage, and two Strategists to keep everyone standing. The randomizer's role-balanced mode targets exactly that shape, so even a random comp has a tank line and a healer core instead of six damage picks with nobody to peel.
You can push the size down to three, four or five for smaller challenges. A random trio is a popular format for ranked flex practice, where each player has to make an unfamiliar hero work with limited support.
Ways to use a random team
- Full-random team night: generate one comp and have the whole stack lock it in.
- Tournament chaos bracket: roll a new team every round for an unpredictable event.
- Flex training: force yourself to play whatever role you're handed.
- Content mode: let stream chat vote to re-roll until a spicy comp appears.
Turn off balancing for maximum chaos
If you want true randomness, switch off role-balanced mode and the tool draws any 51 heroes at random — you might end up with five Duelists and a lone Strategist. It is rarely optimal, but it is exactly the kind of unhinged comp that makes for a memorable game. Pair it with the ban list to remove heroes nobody in the group wants to touch.
FAQ
How does the team randomizer build a squad?
With role-balanced mode on, it fills roughly two Vanguards, two Strategists and two Duelists so you get a playable composition rather than six of the same role. Turn it off for pure chaos.
Can I set the team size?
Yes — choose any size from three to six. Six matches a standard Marvel Rivals team; smaller sizes are handy for partial squads or duo/trio challenges.
Will it ever repeat a hero within one team?
No. Every hero in a generated team is unique. Deadpool can fill any role because he's multi-role, but he'll only appear once per team.
Can everyone in my group get the same team?
Roll once and share the result link or screenshot so the whole group plays the same generated comp. It's the backbone of full-random team nights.
Prefer a single pick? Use the hero randomizer. Want to learn strong pairings first? Read our best team comps guide.