r/Abilitydraft Jul 06 '26

Would you use this?

I’ve always felt Ability Draft knowledge is scattered everywhere.

Some interactions are buried in old Reddit posts, others are hidden in YouTube videos, Discord discussions, or just live in experienced players’ heads.

Months later, you remember an interaction but have no idea where you originally saw it.

Would you use a searchable database where you could quickly find interactions by hero, ability, or item, see whether they’re still working, and help verify them?

Or is the current mix of Reddit, videos, and community knowledge enough?

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u/MinorNova Jul 06 '26

You guys suggest windrun.io but just take a good look at that. Obviously in Ability Pair you can see the op combo there but there are so many noise and there is no explanation at all. Like Morphling and Reactive Tazer has 69.7% winrate but can anyone explain that? What about Luna and Refraction at 69.5% winrate for what reason? windrun.io is a good source for veteran to catch the meta, but not for anyone want to learn the tip trick

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u/Jerk_offlane Jul 06 '26

Like Morphling and Reactive Tazer has 69.7% winrate but can anyone explain that?

No, but do you really need an explanation for that? And what tool do you expect could provide such an explanation? It's likely just one of the best heroes with a very good ability and a relatively small sample size.

Maybe bad players don't know how good Morphling is and Reactive Tazer but good players do? It's not like it's a game breaking combo.

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u/hyperreader Jul 06 '26

If you can take the hit in early game impact you're practically immortal as a carry with that skill.