Attributes
Combat
Resources
Win Rate by Rank
Bar scale: 40% – 60% win rate range
Herald
0–770
Guardian
770–1540
Crusader
1540–2310
Archon
2310–3080
Legend
3080–3850
Ancient
3850–4620
Divine + Immortal
5000+
Faceless Void Analysis — Patch 7.41e
Without current win rate data, Faceless Void occupies a familiar niche as a farm-dependent carry who needs space and time to scale. His Chronosphere remains one of Dota's most powerful teamfight tools, but he's vulnerable in early skirmishes and requires careful positioning to leverage it effectively. The hero rewards patient, controlled play where your team can enable your farming patterns and set up engagements around your ultimate cooldown.
Void thrives when given uncontested farm and safe laning conditions, building into items that maximize his damage output and utility in Chronosphere windows. Midas and early Attack Speed items complement his farming speed, while core damage items like Daedalus amplify his damage burst during time-stop fights. The hero punishes passive play and wants to transition into mid-game team objectives once you've secured basic farming items, using Chronosphere to create advantageous fights where enemies cannot reposition or respond.
This hero struggles against early aggression and coordinated harass that forces him to miss farm or rotate prematurely, particularly in lanes with strong enemy supports. Void also falls apart against heroes with escape tools or invulnerability that aren't affected by Chronosphere like Faceless Void himself or heroes with built-in evasion, as well as against lineups that can pivot into high burst or disable chains once his time-stop is expended. Drafting Void into heavy magical damage lineups without defensive items leaves you vulnerable, and games where you fall significantly behind in net worth cannot be recovered by ultimate alone.
Meta Insight
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The safe lane carry's job is to farm efficiently in the early game, come online with items that make you a threat, and carry the team to victory in teamfights and objective control. You are the primary damage source and the last hope in close games. See the Fundamentals page for the full position breakdown.
Full position breakdown → FundamentalsFaceless Void is weak before 15 minutes — the data shows only 41.9% win rate in this window. Focus on safe farming in the safe lane and avoid fighting unless you have a clear numbers advantage. Getting to Battlefury (avg 17 min) or Perseverance (avg 17 min) as quickly as possible is critical; both items correlate with 51–54% win rates and enable you to jungle and flash farm (kill multiple enemy units in one spell cast) to accelerate your farm.
Your first major timing is Manta Style at around 23 minutes (55.8% win rate). Once you have Manta, winning Faceless Void players tend to use Chronosphere (your ultimate ability that freezes time in an area) to initiate teamfights or gank isolated targets, then cleave (attack multiple enemies in a cone) and deal damage safely while enemies are frozen. Push for objectives and take fights where Chronosphere gives you a hard advantage; avoid even fights where the enemy can respond.
Faceless Void's win rate climbs steadily from 44.8% at 25–30 minutes to 56.7% at 50–55 minutes — you are a true late-game carry. In teamfights, position behind your frontline, use Chronosphere to trap and disable the enemy's most dangerous threats, then output sustained damage with your cleave. Your win condition is controlling the tempo with Chronosphere cooldowns while your team farms and takes objectives; close the game by forcing high-stakes teamfights where your time-stop ultimate swings the outcome.
Based on 505 pro matches — ESL One Birmingham 2026 + PGL Wallachia Season 8 + DreamLeague Season 29 + BLAST Slam VII
View full research → Research page⚠️ Item timing data reflects all game modes and skill brackets — professional matches will see faster Manta timings (likely 20–21 min) and earlier Aghanim's Scepter pickups.
