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With patch 6.86 looming on the horizon after the end of The Frankfurt Major, 风行者 风行者 seems to be one of the main focal points of change for the Dota community. She currently rests as the most popular hero in pubs, and it wasn’t long ago that she was also the top pick for players in the 5k+ MMR bracket (that #1 spot is now Shadow Fiend, currently at a 45% pick rate in the bracket). Windranger is still certainly in the spotlight, showing up in 32.75% of our pubs. But does she deserve a fate worse than having her name changed from Windrunner to Windranger?
A History of Power Creep

Believe it or not, there was a time when Windranger was lamented as one of the worst heroes in Dota 2, and Mirana could do everything Windranger could do, but better. Windranger was a “tweener” hero—she didn’t fit in any role and had an underwhelming skillset: unreliable stun (can’t support), poor escape (can’t offlane), lackluster ultimate (not a core hero). With this in mind, over the past year Valve and Icefrog has dispensed a series of incremental changes to each of those weaknesses, vaulting her to infamy.

6.84

Reduced Shackleshot cast point from 0.3 to 0.15.

6.83

Powershot

Increased cast range and travel distance from 1825 to 2600.
Max damage is now reached after 1 second of channeling, instead of 0.7 seconds.
Reduced cast point from 0.3 to 0.
Reduced vision radius from 800 to 400.

Focus Fire

Increased Focus Fire attack speed bonus from 400 to 500.

6.82

Increased Shackleshot search range from 525 to 575.
Increased Windrun duration from 2.75/3.5/4.25/5 to 3/4/5/6.

6.81b

Reduces Focus Fire manacost from 150 on each level to 75/100/125.

6.81

Activating Windrun now disjoints incoming attack projectiles.

Aghanim’s Scepter upgraded Focus Fire

No longer causes Focus Fire to not reduce damage of secondary item effects.
Now reduces the attack damage reduction from 50%/40%/30% to 30%/15%/0%.

One of the most significant changes to Windranger was one of its first, over a year ago: the change to her Aghanim’s Scepter upgrade (6.81). It buffed her ultimate’s damage by reducing its damage penalty as well as removing the innate reduced damage of secondary effects, such as Critical Strike and Maelstrom procs. The next four patches buffed every other aspect of Windranger's flaws. Along with the Aghanim Scepter change, the reduction to Focus Fire's mana cost made it an essential skill for Windranger, when before it wasn't skilled until level 10. Windrun's duration was buffed by 10% more at Lvl 1 (2.75 to 3) to 20% more at lvl 4 (5 to 6). Powershot's range was extended to almost a Lvl 3 Clockwerk hookshot. And finally—the skill at the root of public discontent—Shackleshot was buffed in its search range and its cast point, making a once unreliable stun a flip the keyboard moment for its victims.

Now the stage was set. The trend in changes to Windranger mirrored closely to that of Juggernaut. Few things changed about the core functionality of the hero. Like him, she received incremental buffs that, over time, didn’t receive the relative amount of attention, until one day, everyone noticed.