Dota 2

Ringmaster: Hero attribute growth planner

Ringmaster has Strength 21 (+2.1), Agility 11 (+1.6) and Intelligence 25 (+3) in the official feed. Choose a level to inspect the unmodified attribute progression.

Each attribute uses base + growth × (level − 1). This does not model facets, talents, innate bonuses, items or temporary effects. Feed HP, mana and armor are shown as separate source values, not recalculated from an assumed universal formula.

Source facts

Strength
21
Strength per level
2.1
Agility
11
Agility per level
1.6
Intelligence
25
Intelligence per level
3
Attack range
575
Movement speed
310
Armor
2.8333
HP in feed
582
Mana in feed
375

Ability names

  • Tame the Beasts
  • Escape Act
  • Impalement Arts
  • Spotlight
  • Wheel of Wonder
  • Dark Carnival Barker
  • Funhouse Mirror
  • Strongman Tonic
  • Whoopee Cushion
  • Unicycle

Using this reference

For Ringmaster, compare the starting attributes with their growth rather than looking only at level one. Move the level input to the point you want to inspect, then compare another hero at that same level. Otherwise a difference in level can look like a difference between heroes.

This is an attribute projection from the source values. It does not add items or turn the resulting attributes into a complete damage or survivability score. If one starting attribute is zero, read the page’s source note before assuming the record is incomplete.

One useful comparison

For Armor, Ringmaster is listed at 2.83, compared with 3 for Dark Willow: a difference of 0.17. This compares that field in the recorded variants only. Read the other fields before deciding whether the trade-off matters to your use.

Plan your scenario

Result

Strength
21
Agility
11
Intelligence
25

Formula

attribute = base + growth × (level − 1)

Item, ability and equipment names without a local source label remain English source identifiers.

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Valve datafeed · 2026-11-03

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