Mobility Builds

Browse builds by hero and use the available filters to find a starting point for an item path. Each build card provides context about its author, version, date, language, tags and weekly favorites; open a build to inspect its details.

Find a build

Choose All, In-Game or Community, select a hero, and use the tag, language and patch controls to narrow the library. Search for a hero or build and sort by popularity or date. The available tags describe themes such as damage, healing, mobility and player experience.

Read a build card

Check the hero and language first, then the version and date. Weekly favorites indicate recent popularity in the site’s data; they do not establish that a build is correct for every patch or match. Open the build to inspect its item path, ability order and any notes before adapting it.

The October 31, 2026 snapshot listed 1,318 builds under the displayed patch selection. The number changes as the library is refreshed. For shop data, use item statistics; hero profiles provide more context on the hero you want to play.

Example: reading popularity and version

In the October 31, 2026 snapshot, BIG GORDO AP appeared as a Dynamo build with 23,145 weekly favorites, Brazilian Portuguese, version V1 and 32 items. A Mina card displayed Russian, version V56 and 43 items. These are properties of individual cards in that snapshot, not ratings of their quality. A high weekly count can help you find a popular example; the version and date help you decide whether to examine it more closely.

Choose the right filters

The language control concerns the build’s language. Tags include Weapon, Spirit, Vitality, Damage, Healing, Mobility and experience-level labels. The snapshot offered sorting by Popularity or Date and a patch selector showing Shh... This Won’t Hurt a Bit. Use search if you know a hero or build name, and widen the filters if the combination returns too few choices.

A build card can list many items; that count does not mean they must all be bought in one match. Open the build to understand its item sections, intended order and ability progression, then compare item effects with the situation you face. Changes to the game or a build may make a previously popular path less suitable.