AGC Comp Calculator — Marvel Rivals Team DPM & Healing

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DPM/HPM/DTM stats last pulled from rivalsheroes.com: July 12, 2026

Character counters taken from Dexerto

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Where the base numbers come from

DPM, HPM, and DTM for every hero are pulled from rivalsheroes.com's hero stats page, which the site describes as daily-updated — real Damage/min, Healing/min, and Damage Taken/min figures aggregated across actual matches, not made-up placeholders. Every hero comes from that same snapshot, so it's an apples-to-apples comparison rather than a mix of different patches.

What the modifier actually does

Each hero slot has a skill dropdown that multiplies only DPM and HPM by a percentage before adding that hero into the team total. Damage Taken (DTM) is left completely alone — a less experienced player doesn't reliably take more damage; sometimes they play too passively and take less, so there's no honest way to adjust that number.

Level	Multiplier	What it means
Learning it	70%	Brand new to this hero
Improving	85%	Knows the kit, still inconsistent
Comfortable	100%	Default — matches the raw site average exactly
Practiced	115%	Reliable, above-average execution
Locked in	130%	Genuinely mastered this hero

Why going above 100% is reasonable, not made up

"Comfortable" (100%) is the average across a wide mix of real recorded games — which by definition includes plenty of below-average and above-average performances blended together. Being better than average doesn't mean a hero's kit is doing something it can't; it means someone is executing that same kit more consistently than the typical game in the dataset.

Real evidence for how wide that spread already is: on rivalstracker.com's leaderboard for Luna Snow, the average was listed as 849 Damage/min — but individual tracked players on that same leaderboard ranged from roughly 480 to over 1,700 Damage/min on her. That's more than a 3.5× spread already happening in real matches, just among players good enough to be leaderboard-tracked.

Against that backdrop, the 130% "Locked in" ceiling here is deliberately conservative — it assumes a skilled player does about 30% better than the average recorded game, when the real leaderboard data shows top performers landing 100%+ above average isn't unusual at all.

The honest caveat

There's no scientifically "correct" number for how much skill should swing these totals — nobody's precisely measured that for this game. These five presets are a reasonable, clearly-labeled starting point anchored to real observed variance, not a formula. If you and MrAngry find the gaps feel too big or too small once you've used it a while, they're just five numbers in the code — easy to hand back to Claude to retune.

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Who counters each hero, one row per character — type names separated by commas (e.g. Namor, Mister Fantastic). Unrecognized names are ignored automatically. This is what the "Counter Team A" button on Team B reads from, so editing here changes what it picks.

Default counter picks are sourced from Dexerto's Marvel Rivals counters guide. Coverage isn't complete for every hero — edit or add rows above wherever you know better.

DPM (Damage/min), HPM (Healing/min), and DTM (Damage Taken/min) are pre-filled with real, currently-updated figures from rivalsheroes.com — one consistent daily snapshot across the whole roster.
Edit any value in the library below if you find better numbers; "Restore real stats" brings back these defaults, and Export/Import JSON lets you save your own version.

The small dropdown next to each hero is a player skill modifier — it scales that hero's DPM/HPM contribution (not DTM) to account for who's actually playing them, since a raw hero average doesn't know if someone's on their 2nd game or their 200th. It's a rough dial, not a measured stat — tune the five presets to whatever feels right as you see it play out.

A green ⚡ badge means this hero's own kit is actively buffed by a Team-Up partner on the team — hover it to see who. A yellow ⚡ badge means this hero is the reason a teammate gets a Team-Up buff, without benefiting themselves — a lot of Team-Ups in Marvel Rivals are one-directional like that, so the two colors tell you who's actually getting the bonus. Worth knowing either way: the DPM/HPM numbers above are match averages that already blend together games where that pairing was on the field and games where it wasn't, so a real stacked Team-Up comp will likely outperform what the raw totals show.

A red ⚠ badge means a hero on the opposing team is a known counter to that hero (from the same Dexerto counters data used by "Counter Team A") — a heads-up to play a little safer against them, and a good cue to hold your ultimate until after theirs is spent rather than trading it into a bad matchup. Tap the small ? next to it for an ultimate-shutdown tip — sourced from Kotaku's guide on the topic where it names a specific matchup (like Luna Snow freezing Scarlet Witch's ult), and general timing advice from that same article everywhere else.