Shadowbite by UPRC

As far as numbers go, I can understand, despite the fact that people arguing over your numbers and you changing them CAN make you a better player at the game, by understanding what the average health of an X class is, you can actually check your damage and think to yourself "It is gonna be enough", and so on, as well as making a more realistic concept.


On the other hand, as far as class goes, I made a few specifications by going over heroes :

Assassin : Burst or Sustain, excelling mainly at taking down heroes, has large amounts of damage and medium to medium-high health. Can do other things, but must main as a team fighting damage dealer.

Support : Buff allies, disrupts enemies, low health, most of the time is ranged, possesses at least one way of healing allies without talenting for it, excluding heroics from that rule.

Warrior : At least 1 cc ability. High to Very High amounts of health, must have an engaging ability, must have one crowd control ability, must be able to "peel" for his allies (Draw back enemies to himself so his allies can escape, called peel because, technically, the hero is removing the layers of his health to allow others to escape. That's my little bs theory but oh well, it makes sense. To me, at least.)

Specialist : Can contain an extremely wide array of heroes ; Can focus from jungling (getting camps) to siege damage (Wave clear, structure disabling or simply getting lots of summons to draw fire from them). Zone control, like Gazlowe, is also a part of the things a specialist can do. Mainly, specialist is the class where damage dealers that aren't at their full potential on team fights go.