Lifestealer

Lifestealer currently holds a 55.1% win rate in professional matches, which is considered dominant in the current meta. With a -8.5% trend over the last 14 days, Lifestealer is declining sharply. Lifestealer has a 4% pick rate and 2.4% ban rate in recent competitive games.

The strongest counters to Lifestealer in professional Dota 2 are Templar Assassin (16.7% win rate across 12 games), Disruptor (20% win rate across 10 games), Crystal Maiden (30% win rate across 10 games). Picking Templar Assassin into Lifestealer provides the most reliable statistical advantage in the current pro meta.

Lifestealer performs best against Warlock (72.7% win rate over 11 games), Tiny (70.6% win rate over 17 games), Mars (70% win rate over 10 games) in professional matches. These matchups represent the most favorable statistical advantages for Lifestealer in the current competitive meta.

Lifestealer achieves the highest win rates when paired with Slardar (80% combined win rate across 10 games), Tusk (66.7% combined win rate across 12 games), Jakiro (64.3% combined win rate across 14 games). These pairings demonstrate the strongest statistical synergies in recent professional Dota 2 matches.

Lifestealer has a 55.1% win rate in recent professional matches. This places Lifestealer as a dominant hero in the current competitive meta. The win rate is calculated from pro matches over the last 30 days and updated regularly.

Lifestealer is a Strength melee hero who fills the Carry, Durable, Escape, Disabler roles in Dota 2. In professional matches, Lifestealer is a niche pick with a 4% pick rate, reflecting how teams utilize this hero in competitive drafts.

In the late game (38–52.5 minutes), Lifestealer has a 50% win rate across 4 professional games. Lifestealer maintains consistent performance regardless of game length.

Lifestealer is strongest during the early game (0–16 minutes) with a 46.2% win rate across 26 professional matches. Teams drafting Lifestealer should plan their game strategy around this power spike to maximize effectiveness.

Lifestealer's primary power spike occurs during the early game, where this hero achieves a 46.2% win rate in professional matches. In contrast, Lifestealer is weakest during the mid game (43.5% win rate), making this the most vulnerable window for opponents to exploit.

Lifestealer maintains a relatively consistent win rate across all game phases, neither scaling up nor falling off significantly. This makes Lifestealer a stable, reliable pick that doesn't depend heavily on game length to be effective.

Lifestealer has a 4% pick rate and 2.4% ban rate in recent professional matches. While not a frequent ban target, Lifestealer sees enough bans to indicate situational value in certain team compositions and matchup contexts.

Lifestealer is a Strength hero in Dota 2. Strength heroes gain bonus health and health regeneration per point, making them naturally durable frontliners.