Power Rating

What Hero Power and Lane Power Are

Hero Power represents the overall strength of a hero the player uses.

Lane Power represents the player's overall strength in a lane position (Clash Lane, Farm Lane, Mid Lane, Jungler, Roam).

Which Lane a Hero Belongs To

Each hero belongs to only one lane. Across Ranked Battle and Peak Battle over the most recent 2 seasons, the lane the hero played most often is treated as its home lane, and the hero's all-time highest power is counted toward that lane's power.

If a hero's combined battle count over the most recent 2 seasons is fewer than 5, it is counted toward the hero's default lane.

Note: To keep lane rankings fair, if a hero's all-time highest power is 10000 or more, it is only counted toward its most-played lane when its combined battle count over the most recent 2 seasons is 50 or more. Otherwise it is counted toward the hero's default lane.

How Lane Power Is Calculated

Lane Power = Core Hero Power + Skilled Hero Power

Core Hero Power = The sum of the all-time highest power of the top 5 heroes by all-time highest power in each lane

Skilled Hero Power = The sum of the all-time highest power of the 6th-10th heroes by all-time highest power in each lane

Why Doesn't My Lane Power Update Even Though My Hero Power Went Up?

In the following situations, your Lane Power may not update even when your Hero Power increases.

(1) When that hero's current power exceeds its all-time highest power.

(2) When that hero's all-time highest power is not in the top 5.

(3) When that hero's home lane differs from the lane it played in that battle (e.g., if Arthur, who belongs to the Clash Lane, occasionally plays Jungler, it will not be reflected in the Jungler power).