MLBB Build Simulator

Each item has typed stat lines such as physical attack, magic power, HP, physical defense, magic defense, mana, cooldown reduction, lifesteal, and penetration. When you add an item, the simulator adds matching stats across the six equipment slots and keeps them grouped by offense, defense, and utility. Unique attributes such as critical damage or flat penetration are included in the relevant total, so you can read the build as a full loadout instead of six separate shop entries.

Two items that carry the same unique passive do not stack it in Mobile Legends. Malefic Roar and Malefic Gun both carry Armor Buster, for example, so buying the second one adds no extra physical penetration. A shared name is not always a shared effect, though: Flask of the Oasis and the roaming blessings each call their passive Blessing, and those are unrelated, so both apply. The simulator scans item ability names in your loadout and warns only on the real overlaps, such as Armor Buster, Lifebane, or Impulse. That warning helps you replace a wasted slot with damage, durability, anti-heal, penetration, or another matchup answer.

Start with a role preset for Fighter, Mage, Marksman, Assassin, Tank, or Support. Treat it as a baseline, then adapt to the match: Radiant Armor into repeated magic damage, Athena's Shield into burst, Sea Halberd or Necklace of Durance into healing, and Divine Glaive or Malefic Roar when enemies stack defense. The stat totals update in real time so you can see exactly how each swap affects your damage, durability, and utility. Browse the full item database for detailed stats on every item.

Yes. The simulator uses the full MLBB item catalog, so you can build a six-slot loadout for any hero. It does not force a hero-specific recommendation, which is useful when you want to test off-meta choices or matchup swaps. Use the category filters for Attack, Magic, Defense, Movement, Jungling, and Roaming, then open an item detail page when you need recipes, costs, ability text, or examples of heroes that commonly build it.

Physical defense and magic defense answer different threats. A build that looks durable against marksmen can still melt into a fed mage, and a magic-heavy defense setup can leave you exposed to physical burst. The simulator keeps those totals separate so you can match your defensive items to the enemy lineup. Mana and mana regen are also shown separately because sustained casting depends on both the pool and the refill rate.

The item data comes from Liquipedia and is normalized into MLBB Hub's item database. The same dataset powers item names, costs, categories, stats, recipes, and ability text in the simulator. Check the patch notes for recent Mobile Legends item changes.