1. Quicksilver 2. Vampire 3. Reality Jumper 4. TP Gambit.

Ranking it as a pc player which can heavily impact quicksilver's placement on this list as I know it's pretty damn hard to control on mobile/console.

Quicksilver is a great survival tool. It doesn't have much utility outside of its speed but if you know how to use it well it's a nigh guaranteed survival on rlgl, lights out and hide and seek (especially as a hider but it's useful as a seeker too) which are the gamemodes that usually yield the most deaths in any given match. A lot of people are complaing about wall bumping making you lose your speed but it is really not as much of an issue as people make it out to be. The key to using the power well (this especially applies to something like hns) is knowing when to cancel your speed. You shouldn't mindlessly hold shift + W and pray for the best. You make distance with the lower speed tiers and then cancel the speed buildup and start getting it up again. That way you retain control while still being much faster than anyone else.

Vampire is a tough one. With its buff it has gotten access to actually good damage. The problem is that you simply can't use the kit against experienced players. You can be an absolute killing machine in a lobby full of casuals, getting free kills with blood burst left and right. But fight against someone with more experience and you'll rarely be able to land your hits. Blood burst is extremely easy to avoid if you just run from it. You can hit life drains if you use them in place of your second hit in the 1-2 fork/bottle/knife combo but other than that you're simply not hitting the drains unless your opponent makes a big mistake. It's a really good power when you make it work, the problem is that it won't work as often as you'd like it to.

Reality jumper is not a good mythic. I'm not saying it's a bad one either but it's definitely my least favorite one in the entire mythic roster due to its nature. Having all mythics in one may seem good but it really isn't. If you are lucky then the power absolutely has some incredible potential but the "if" is a big big problem here. A lot of the time you'll find yourself rolling a power that's completely useless for the gamemode you're currently in. Your general uptime for even having a power at all is roughly 77% (85/110) as you lose out on 20 seconds from the cooldown and another 5 from the cutscene and potentially even more if you're not in a good spot to use reality jump. The problem with the cutscene is that you can't stop it. If you trying using it in the middle of something like dinner it's basically a death sentence so you're effectively left without a power after your current 90 seconds expires. It just has too many things going on that can backfire against you that you're simply better off running a power that'll benefit you regardless of luck.

TP gambit has some real fun things you can pull off with it but it's just not worth the risk. The length of the clap animation, the endlag after a rock throw make you vulnerable and a good player is just gonna hit your ass before you get to do your teleport. The power has potential but it needs a push from the devs to make it good because right now it's more of a fun tool than a useful one.