Ivy
- Win rate
- 52.7%
- Matches
- 227,638
Data: Oct 27 – Nov 3
Update Nov 3
The Ivy meta build from recent matches for all ranks and Oracle+, plus Ivy builds and guides written by players.
What Ivy players buy and level, from recent ranked matches: all ranks and Oracle+ side by side.
Data: Oct 27 – Nov 3
Data: Oct 27 – Nov 3
Meta builds come from recent ranked matches: the items each hero's players buy most, in the order they usually buy them, and the most common ability order. The first eight ability points are measured; the rest follow the most common max-first priority.
Ivy builds and guides published by players, checked against the current game update.
No community builds yet. Be the first to publish one.
Create a Ivy buildKnow a build that wins games?Pick a hero, start from the meta build or from scratch, then lay out your item categories, ability order, matchups and tips.
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The Ivy meta builds come from recent match data; community builds are written by players and ranked by votes.
Right now the most-played meta build is Ivy's, built around Capacitor, Healing Tempo, Extended Magazine, at a 52.7% win rate (Data: Oct 27 – Nov 3).
No community builds have been published here yet. Start from a meta build and make it your own.
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The meta Ivy build is built around Capacitor, Healing Tempo, Extended Magazine, winning 52.7% of 227,638 recent matches (Data: Oct 27 – Nov 3).
Most Ivy players max Kudzu Connection first.
In Oracle+ matches, Ivy players build around Capacitor, Siphon Bullets, Healing Tempo, winning 52.9% of 11,419 matches.
Not yet. Publish the first Ivy build and it will appear on this page.
Sign in to MetaBot, press Create a build, pick a hero, then add item categories, your ability order and your guide. You can start from the hero's meta build.
Every build is stamped with the game update it was saved on and checked against the live shop. If an update removes or changes something a build uses, it is marked outdated until its author updates it.