Roadhog · Overwatch 2: Loadout and base reference

Using this reference

Use Roadhog as a starting point for a comparison within the same game and version. Check which variant is shown before comparing two numbers: a distance band, operator loadout or hero form can change what a row describes. A value missing from the source is not a zero.

When choosing between entries, decide what matters for your next match first. Damage, ammunition, reload time and ability access answer different questions. Change one part of the comparison at a time; a larger number in one column does not establish that an entire loadout is better.

One useful comparison

For Base health, Roadhog is listed at 750, compared with 575 for Mauga: a difference of 175. This compares that field in the recorded variants only. Read the other fields before deciding whether the trade-off matters to your use.