Dota 2's recent patch 7.37d has introduced significant changes to hero facets, which play a crucial role in determining hero performance.

An analysis of the best performing core facets from the Immortal bracket reveals insights based on win rates and pick rates from pub games.

Looking ahead, there is potential for new facets in upcoming patches, which could further diversify hero strategies and gameplay.

In contrast, Sand King's 'Sandshroud' facet has a win rate of 53.96% from 16,507 games, following a decline in the previously dominant 'Dust Devil' facet.

Axe’s 'One Man Army' facet maintains a solid win rate of 52.49% from 37,754 games, remaining effective despite experiencing two nerfs since its introduction.

Lone Druid's 'Bear with Me' facet also performs well, boasting a win rate of 54.10% from 6,202 games and a pick rate of 59.73% after the nerf to 'Bear Necessities'.

Winter Wyvern’s 'Dragon Sight' facet shows a competitive win rate of 53.47% from 9,407 games, although it faces competition from her support facet 'Essence of the Blueheart'.

Facets like Mirana’s 'Solar Flare' and Sand King’s 'Dust Devil' were notably dominant during The International 2024, which led to their nerf in the latest patch.

Among these, Night Stalker's 'Night Reign' facet stands out with a win rate of 53.25% from over 23,000 games and a pick rate of 60.77%, highlighting his current strength in the meta.

Honorary mentions in the current meta include Night Stalker's 'Blinding Void', Broodmother's 'Feeding Frenzy', and Axe's 'One Man Army', each with varying win rates and pick rates.