Dota 2 Hero Compare

Strength, Agility, and Intelligence each grow linearly: total = base + gain × (level − 1). HP and mana derive from total Strength and Intelligence respectively (HP = 120 + STR × 22, Mana = 75 + INT × 12). Attack damage adds the hero's primary attribute to base damage, with Universal heroes getting 0.7× of all three.

Yes. Each hero has its own 1–30 level slider so you can model real matchup scenarios — e.g. your level 6 versus their level 8 mid-lane state. Use 'Match all levels to A' to snap everyone back to the same level when you want a clean apples-to-apples scaling read.

Yes — supporters can add up to 4 heroes total to the comparison. The Δ column hides automatically when 3+ heroes are picked since deltas only make sense between two values; the table just extends with extra columns instead.

Each point of Strength gives 22 HP and a small HP regen bonus. So a Strength hero with high gain can swing from a fragile early game to a near-tank by level 25 just from leveling up.

Many Dota 2 heroes start with slightly negative base armor (e.g. -1) because Agility heroes get a fixed +1 armor per 6 Agility. The base armor is the value before that Agility-derived armor is added.

No — it shows pure base + per-level scaling. For builds, items, or talent math, use the individual hero pages or the damage calculator.

When exactly two heroes are picked, the tool pulls real head-to-head data from OpenDota — wins and games played for that hero pair across the current sample. Refreshed daily via our cron so we don't hammer the API. With 3+ heroes the matchup banner hides since the data is pairwise.