Item Statistics

Explore the Normal shop catalog by category, tier, cost and usage. Each row combines an item’s shop information with statistics from the site’s rolling import. Check the mode, selected patch and update time when comparing results.

Filter and sort the catalog

Choose Normal or Street Brawl, then narrow the list by Weapon, Vitality or Spirit, tier, activation type, cost or item name. The page also presents patch and rank controls. Sort by win rate, pick rate, matches, builds, cost or name; reset clears the selected filters. Open an item for its own details.

Read a row

A row shows category, shop tier, activation, soul cost, win rate, pick rate, matches, average purchase time and builds. Win rate and pick rate describe the recorded data, while matches helps put the result in context. Average buy is a time, not a price. Builds counts appearances in the site’s build data. A high win rate does not prove that buying the item caused the win: timing, hero and match conditions matter.

The October 31, 2026 snapshot listed 156 Normal items: 53 Weapon, 54 Vitality and 49 Spirit. The displayed patch selection was Shh... This Won’t Hurt a Bit. These counts and statistics can change. For a familiar visual arrangement, open the item shop; for the other mode, open Street Brawl items.

An example from the Normal table

On October 31, 2026, Active Reload appeared as a Tier 2 Weapon item with Passive activation and a cost of 1,600 souls. Its row showed 51.8% win rate, 17.7% pick rate, 828,745 matches, an average buy time of 10:40 and 9,124 builds. Those values belong to this table’s snapshot and displayed patch, not every mode or later update.

Costs, tiers and activation

The snapshot offered Normal cost filters of 800, 1,600, 3,200 and 6,400 souls, tiers 1–4 and Passive, Active or Toggle activation. These controls describe different properties: cost is the purchase price, tier groups the item in the shop, and activation describes how the item is used. The type filter separates Weapon, Vitality and Spirit. Use multiple controls when looking for a particular purchase, then reset to broaden the results.

The table is a rolling import and says statistics were available for all 156 listed items in that snapshot. A result may reflect the circumstances in which an item is bought, including match length and hero selection. Check the item details and your build goal before treating a higher percentage as a better purchase.