Hide From The Hulk Hero List: Named Roles and Offers
Eight heroes appear in the official pass roster
- Named offers: Thor, Wolverine, Dr Strange, Iron Man, Spiderman, Captain America, Cyclops and Scarlet Witch.
- Scope: This is the named pass roster, rather than a promise that every free, temporary or future role is included.
- Taking a turn: The official community announcement says heroes take turns, prioritizing whoever has waited longest.
The named hero offers in the game
Hide From The Hulk’s official pass roster names eight heroes: Thor, Wolverine, Dr Strange, Iron Man, Spiderman, Captain America, Cyclops and Scarlet Witch. Use that roster to identify the character offers associated with this exact experience. It is not an exhaustive claim about every free, temporary or future role you might encounter.
A roster answers who is named, while choosing a hero asks what you want to do with the role. Start with the characters that interest you, then compare the demonstrated tools or the purchase amount for the decision you actually have.
Snapshot as of| Hero | Captured base offer in Robux |
|---|---|
| Cyclops | 315 |
| Iron Man | 350 |
| Captain America | 350 |
| Spiderman | 375 |
| Wolverine | 380 |
| Thor | 450 |
| Dr Strange | 480 |
| Scarlet Witch | 480 |
Distinguish the demonstrated play styles
Doctor Strange’s showcase demonstrates linked portals, a slowing effect, levitation and a Time Stone action that returns Hulk’s position without reversing damage. That makes position and travel useful points of interest when considering the character.
Cyclops’s demonstration includes a held beam with a finite bar, a charge that breaks objects such as doors and windows, backward propulsion and wall ricochet. Scarlet Witch’s includes blasts, a larger projectile, a small teleport and telekinesis that grabs Hulk and slams the target down.
These are concrete differences to consider rather than reasons to assume every hero is a variation of the same move. Use the hero play-style comparison when the tools matter more than simply identifying a character name.
Understand turns and AFK status
The official community’s Doctor Strange update announcement says heroes now take turns, with whoever has waited longest picked first. That is a selection rule to keep separate from identifying a pass. Obtaining a named offer and being selected for a particular round are different questions.
The same announcement says AFK players are never picked or put in rounds. It adds an AFK button in the side menu and automatic AFK after three minutes without touching anything. If you are taking a break, that status has a clear purpose; when you return, do not confuse being away with a purchase problem.
The announcement also explains that everyone can use Strange’s portals, including soldiers, heroes, NPCs and Hulk. A portal therefore belongs in the wider encounter, rather than being a private travel rule for only one character.
Choose the next page from your actual goal
If you want a character offer, use how to get heroes for the acquisition decision. If the question is cost, the hero price reference compares the captured base amounts. The editorial pass-priority tier list offers a budget-first ordering rather than an official combat ranking.
Choose one purpose before browsing all the guides. A player who already knows the character does not need another roster before inspecting the offer, while a player choosing a play style benefits more from comparing tools than reading pass identifiers.
The roster is most useful as a starting map: identify the named choices, recognize which gameplay differences matter to you and move to the page that answers your next decision. The character you prefer and the budget you want to keep both belong in that choice.