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Mina vs Mo & Krill

Mina's team wins 47.7% Mo & Krill's team wins 52.3%, across 26,435 games

Written for the Mina player. Playing Mo & Krill? See Mo & Krill vs Mina →

Mina has the edge

Mina usually wins 44.8% of games. Against Mo & Krill that is 2.9% higher, over 26,435 games.

  • Whole match 47.7% +2.9% vs usual 26,435 games
  • Sharing a lane 47.8% +3.0% vs usual 9,346 games
  • Oracle and above 49.7% +3.2% vs usual 853 games

"Sharing a lane" counts only games where both were assigned the same lane — the laning matchup itself. "Oracle and above" counts only matches whose average rank was Oracle and above, against Mina's usual win rate at that rank.

The fight at a glance

If you're Mina

Has the edge
Burrow 40s Cooldown Mo & Krill dive underground, moving faster and gaining both spirit and bullet armour while submerged. Crowd Control Slow plus a knockup on everyone near the emergence point. Damage Spirit damage on emergence; Mobility Increased move speed while burrowed (+4 m/s at T3) on a base 8 m/s frame. 1 +45 spin DPS while burrowed. 2 +4s burrow time, +2 radius. 5 -20s cooldown, +4 m/s move speed.

Wait out Burrow 40s cooldown

WhyIt is their only engage and their only real escape; force it on a trooper wave or a fake overextend and they are a slow-approaching shotgun hero for the next 20-40 seconds.

Watch out
Burrow lets them travel to you underground with bullet and spirit armour, then surface directly under your feet with a Knockup you cannot dash out of.
Your edge
Mina has more reach than Mo & Krill, so you can trade from range.
Buy
Unstoppable Unstoppable 6,400 souls · Tier 4 · Armor · InstantCast +60s Cooldown +5.5s Duration +125 Bonus Health +25% Debuff Resist Buy it against Mo & Krill's Combo Combo 4m Range150s Cooldown Mo & Krill grab a single enemy, hold them in place stunned while chewing through them for the duration of the channel. Crowd Control Full stun for the 2.4s channel (+0.7s at T3). Damage 35 damage per second over the 2.4s channel; Mobility None — both parties are locked in place, which is the risk. 1 +100% lifesteal. 2 -30s cooldown, +50% bullet resist. 5 +0.7s duration, +35 damage per second with increased scaling. .

If you're Mo & Krill

Sanguine Retreat 9m Range0.7s Duration32s Cooldown Mina scatters into a cloud, becoming untargetable while she flies to a chosen point, and can recast within a short window to move again. Damage No damage. T1 grants +25% fire rate for 8s and adds 8 bullets on cast. Mobility 9m cast range, untargetable during flight, recastable within a brief window… Defensive Full untargetability during the flight — it dodges bullets, projectiles and… 1 on cast, +25% fire rate for 8s and +8 bullets. 2 -10s cooldown. 5 +1 recast and +4m range.

Wait out Sanguine Retreat 32s cooldown

ThenForce it with a cheap ability and hold your combo.

Watch out
Love Bites Mina's bullets carry extra spirit damage, and damage she deals builds toward a bite that detonates for a burst of bonus spirit damage. Crowd Control None at base. T1 adds a 30% slow for 3s when the bite procs. Damage 4 spirit damage per bullet and 45 bonus damage on the bite. 1 on proc, +30% slow for 3s. 2 +3 spirit damage per bullet, +45 bonus damage. 5 -5s cooldown and on proc +25% fire rate for 5s. Love Bites turns her weak pistol into constant spirit chip that builds to a 45+ burst bite, and she can re-proc on your teammate while yours is on cooldown, so the pressure never stops.
Your edge
Mo & Krill is tankier than Mina, so you survive the opening burst.
Buy
Slowing Hex Slowing Hex 1,600 souls · Tier 2 · Tech · Press +29s Cooldown +3.5s Duration +0.1s Cast Delay +16% Move Speed -26% Dash Distance Buy it against Mina's Sanguine Retreat.

The full plan for Mina, phase by phase, is below. Mo & Krill's side in full →

What should I do right now?

Do

  • Plan for Unstoppable Unstoppable 6,400 souls Tier 4ArmorInstantCast +60s Cooldown +5.5s Duration +125 Bonus Health +25% Debuff Resist Builds from Debuff Reducer — know which tier it sits in so you are not improvising at the shop.
  • Know what Burrow looks like. It is the cooldown this lane revolves around.

Avoid

  • Walking to lane on the same path every wave against a hero with Mo & Krill's engage range.

Do

  • Zero ranged presence — 2.8 damage per pellet means they contribute essentially nothing outside a few metres.
  • Every one of their damage tools requires being close, so a mid- or long-range laning duo can simply refuse to engage.
  • Love Bites lets her deal real Spirit Damage from a distance on a short effective cooldown, so she can poke despite weak raw gun stats.

Avoid

  • 930 base health gives them a large health pool that is hard to push out of lane.
  • Scorn Scorn 13s Cooldown A burst of damage to everything close by that converts a portion of the damage dealt into healing, with a substantially larger return when the damage lands on enemy heroes. Crowd Control None at base. T3 adds a stacking 15% damage debuff on enemies hit, lasting… Damage 45 damage base, scaling with spirit at 0.675, with a 13s base cooldown. Defensive The heal is the main defensive layer. 1 +30 damage. 2 -5s cooldown, +1m radius. 5 applies a stacking 15% damage debuff to enemies hit for 16s. clears troopers and heals off them simultaneously, so they sustain and farm from the same button.

Do

  • Their first real spike is Scorn first two points (laning 0-10min) — respect it from that point, not before.
  • Your spike is Love Bites unlocked first (laning 0-10min): Love Bites with double Rake Rake 10m Range16s Cooldown A close slash that deals spirit damage scaled up by how much health the target is missing, executes weakened non-hero units outright, and refunds health to Mina on a kill. Damage 60 base damage with 25 heal per kill. Defensive Heal per kill (+30 more at T2) is her only sustain; 1 +60 damage. 2 +30 heal per kill, -8s cooldown. 5 +7% missing-health damage and increased heal-per-kill spirit scaling. gives her spirit chip and a missing-health finisher right away.

Avoid

  • Taking an even fight against Mo & Krill on their spike timing when you could take the same fight ten minutes later on yours.

Do

  • Watch for Burrow. Shoot the burrow mound. Hero damage directly reduces the speed bonus, so contesting the approach turns a fast dive into a slow one you can walk away from.
  • Kite. Their entire damage output requires close range and their spreadshot does 2.8 per pellet — holding 20m+ with a mid- or long-range hero keeps them past the point where their damage starts falling off.

Avoid

  • Spending your own escape before Burrow is on cooldown.

Mo & Krill’s abilities

  • Burrow Ability 2

    It puts you somewhere you did not choose to be — slow plus a Knockup on everyone near the emergence point.

    • Shoot the burrow mound. Hero damage directly reduces the speed bonus, so contesting the approach turns a fast dive into a slow one you can walk away from.
    • Spread out. The emergence Knockup is AoE, so standing apart means it catches one person instead of three.
    • The travel path is visible on the ground — reposition to a spot with no cover for them to surface behind, or back onto high ground they must climb to.
  • Combo Ultimate

    Once this lands the fight is usually already decided — full Stun for the 2.4s channel (+0.7s at T3).

    • Interrupt it. Any Stun, Knockup, Silence or displacement on Mo & Krill breaks the channel and wastes a 150s ultimate.
    • Both participants are stationary and grouped for the 2.4s channel — that is a free AoE target for your own ultimate.
    • Do not let them finish the kill: a Debuff Remover or a heal on the held target denies the permanent max-health reward entirely, since the target has to actually die.
  • Sand Blast Sand Blast 25m Range2.5s Duration40s Cooldown A spray of sand in a cone ahead that deals damage and disarms everyone it catches, preventing them from using their weapon. Crowd Control Disarm, roughly 2.5s. T2 adds a 28% slow and a 28% dash distance reduction… Damage 35 damage base; T1 adds +45 damage and +5m range. 25m range with a 2.5s… Defensive Disarming the biggest gun in the fight is a defensive cooldown in practice. 1 +45 damage, +5m range. 2 24% slow and 26% dash distance reduction. 5 +1.5s duration, -25s cooldown. Ability 3

    More lockdown on its own cooldown — Disarm, roughly 2.5s.

    • It is a cone in front of them — strafe wide or get behind them and it applies nothing.
    • Disarm blocks weapons, not abilities. If you are ability-based (Paige, Paradox, Pocket) you can keep fighting through it; if you are gun-based, use the window to reposition instead of trying to shoot.
    • Debuff Remover clears the Disarm and is worth holding specifically for the moment before they commit Combo.
  • Scorn Ability 1

    Their sustain and their farming button in one. It lets them sit in a trooper wave and stay topped up.

    • Anti-heal (Healbane Healbane 1,600 souls Tier 2ArmorPassive +8s Duration +7 Spirit Power -35% Incoming Healing / Toxic Bullets Toxic Bullets 3,200 souls Tier 3WeaponPassive -40% Incoming Healing ) applied before the engage removes the sustain that makes the whole hero work.
    • It is a short-radius point-blank pulse — staying more than a few metres away denies it entirely, and their spreadshot cannot punish you at that distance either.
    • Do not feed it multiple bodies. Scorn heals per target hit, so a clumped team is what makes them unkillable.
  1. 1 Burrow

    Burrow first. It is their only engage and their only real escape; force it on a trooper wave or a fake overextend and they are a slow-approaching shotgun hero for the next 20-40 seconds.

  2. 2 Sand Blast

    Sand Blast second — bait the Disarm from behind cover or with a summon, then engage when your gun is safe for the next window.

  3. 3 Scorn

    Scorn third: make them use it as wave clear rather than as a heal in a fight, since its cooldown is short and its impact in a brawl is large.

The matchup in detail

  • No ranged damage whatsoever; kiting them is a direct counter. Strong evidence
  • Combo is a stationary channel that any CC breaks, wasting their ultimate. Strong evidence
  • Anti-heal items simultaneously disable Scorn's sustain and Combo T1's Lifesteal. Strong evidence
  • You out-lane Mo & Krill and they out-scale the lane phase, so the whole matchup lives in the first six minutes. The lead you build there has to be spent before Guardians fall and the map turns into grouped objectives — souls banked are not a lead against a hero who is better in the format that follows. Convert into their Guardian, into the Urn at 10:00, or into map control ahead of the first Rift around 11:00, and treat any minute where your advantage is sitting unspent as a minute given back. Strategic
  • You fight at mid range and Mo & Krill has to reach close range, but they have the movement to do it — which means the matchup is not a range advantage, it is a cooldown one. Their gap-closer is the only thing bridging the band, so track it rather than tracking their health. With it up you are in their range and should behave accordingly; with it down you are in a range they cannot reach and every second of that window is free. Strategic
  • Burrow lets them travel to you underground with bullet and spirit armour, then surface directly under your feet with a Knockup you cannot dash out of. Strong evidence
  • Sand Blast disarms you for around 2.5s (longer at T3) in a 25m cone — your gun stops working for the exact seconds they need to set up. Strong evidence
  • Combo holds you stunned in place for 2.4 seconds while grinding through your health, with +50% Bullet Resist at T2 so shooting them off is unreliable. Strong evidence
  • Scorn heals them off every body in radius, with a stacking 15% damage debuff on you at T3 — the longer the brawl runs, the more the numbers move their way. Strong evidence
  • Every kill secured inside Combo permanently raises their max health, so the same hero is harder to kill in minute 40 than in minute 20. Strong evidence
  • Your mobility is a real advantage here, and Mo & Krill's slows exist to delete it. Note that Debuff Resist barely helps against short hard slows because it only trims duration — spacing and cover do more than an item will. Strong evidence
  • Kite. Their entire damage output requires close range and their spreadshot does 2.8 per pellet — holding 20m+ with a mid- or long-range hero keeps them past the point where their damage starts falling off. Strong evidence
  • Shoot the burrow mound as it approaches. Hero damage reduces the Burrow speed bonus directly, so contesting the travel converts their dive into a walk. Strong evidence
  • Hold one interrupt specifically for the Combo channel. Any Stun, Silence, Knockup or displacement on them cancels a 150-second ultimate and denies the permanent health stack. Strong evidence
  • Buy anti-heal before mid game. Healbane / Toxic Bullets cut Scorn's healing and Combo T1's Lifesteal at the same time. Strong evidence
  • Spread out so the Burrow emergence Knockup and Scorn each hit one person instead of three — their sustain scales with the number of bodies in radius. Strong evidence
  • Sand Blast is a frontal cone: circle behind them rather than backing straight up, and if you are ability-based, keep fighting through the Disarm since it only blocks weapons. Strong evidence
  • You do not have the CC to reliably break Combo out of your own kit, so buy the cheapest thing that does: Silence Wave Silence Wave 3,200 souls Tier 3TechInstantCast +42s Cooldown +3s Duration +0.1s Cast Delay +90 Bonus Health is the only area Silence in the shop and the standard answer to channelled ultimates. Area matters because you do not have to win the aim duel — you have to cover the spot they cast from. Note the alternative, Counterspell Counterspell 3,200 souls Tier 3ArmorPassive +23s Cooldown +20 Spirit Power +6s Buff Duration +0.8s Spell Parry Duration +50 Bonus Health +5 Spirit Power , parries a single ability outright but requires a read; Silence Wave forgives a bad read, which is why it is the buy when interrupting is not your specialty. Strong evidence
  • Combo is one cast aimed at one person and that person is likely you, which changes the shape of the answer. Effective health is the wrong axis — a hero who can pick you out of a fight will simply wait until the number is beatable. Counterspell negates a single ability outright, which against a one-cast threat is a hundred percent mitigation for 3,200, and the read is easier than it sounds because a single-target ultimate has to be aimed at you to work. Strategic
  • During the Combo channel — they are stationary, locked to one target, and any Hard CC cancels it. Strong evidence
  • While burrowed and being shot: hero damage strips the speed bonus, so a contested approach leaves them arriving late and out of position. Strong evidence
  • Immediately after the Burrow emergence Knockup, with Burrow on cooldown — they have no escape and are standing inside your team. Strong evidence
  • Any time they are further than ~20m from a target: their spreadshot starts falling off at 20m and Scorn only reaches 9m, so they deal little damage at that range. Strong evidence
  • Their 2.82s spreadshot reload at close range, which is a long window for a hero with no ranged fallback. Strong evidence
  • Being stunned by Mo & Krill now pauses your reload rather than restarting it, as of 09-16-2026. That quietly changes when it is safe to reload in this matchup: a reload caught by their Stun resumes where it left off instead of costing you the whole cycle, so the old rule of never reloading inside their engagement range is too conservative now. The compensating change is that parrying also pauses your reload, so a defensive parry no longer buys you free reload time. Documented
  • Parry is your best tool against Mo & Krill's arrival and it is now a commitment rather than a hedge. Since 09-16-2026, parrying during a dash cancels the dash and its momentum, so you cannot both reposition and hold F. The cooldown maths makes the decision for you: a successful parry costs 0.5 seconds and stuns them for 3 with no Debuff Resist reduction possible, while a whiff costs 4.5 seconds — against a hero who arrives on a cooldown, that whiff is the entire window they needed. Documented
  • Your escape route is vertical and the 09-16-2026 patch aimed at exactly that: slows now affect air drag at 35% of their value, where previously they mostly did not bite in the air. Going airborne to break Mo & Krill's slow no longer restores your full movement — you carry a fraction of it into the air with you, at the moment you are also a stationary silhouette. The slow cut of ~20% partly offsets it, but the net is that air-escaping a slow is worse this patch than last. Documented
  • You are a strong laner, so know where the income actually goes. Trooper souls are split among players within roughly 45m of the orb or 30m of the killer, and two players nearby take 54% each rather than 50% — a duo lane is slightly net-positive for the team and clearly negative for you individually. If you are winning the lane against Mo & Krill, holding the wave alone at range from your partner is worth real souls per minute. Treat the exact distances as community-sourced. Uncertain
  • You get value from moving around the map and Mo & Krill does not, but the 09-16-2026 patch made that harder to convert early: tunnel breakables Crates Breakable Streets, rooftops and tunnels — about 500 of them Ordinary breakables. Each has a 60% chance to drop souls; a Tough Crate always drops, for double. Souls 23 souls a crate, 60% of the time +2 a minute now spawn and respawn on 5 minutes rather than 3. The off-lane income that used to make a rotation pay for itself is roughly 40% less frequent, so before 6:00 a rotation has to be justified by pressure on Mo & Krill or on the Guardian, not by the breakables you pick up on the way. Documented
  • 930 base health gives them a large health pool that is hard to push out of lane. Strong evidence
  • Scorn clears troopers and heals off them simultaneously, so they sustain and farm from the same button. Strong evidence
  • Zero ranged presence — 2.8 damage per pellet means they contribute essentially nothing outside a few metres. Strong evidence
  • Every one of their damage tools requires being close, so a mid- or long-range laning duo can simply refuse to engage. Strong evidence
  • Love Bites lets her deal real Spirit Damage from a distance on a short effective cooldown, so she can poke despite weak raw gun stats. Strong evidence
  • Scorn first two points (laning 0-10min) — The Scorn/Scorn opener front-loads their sustain and wave clear. Strong evidence
  • Combo unlock — They gain Combo, a single-target removal, and the permanent max-health stacking mechanic starts. Strong evidence
  • Combo T2 (mid game) — -30s cooldown and +50% Bullet Resist make the ultimate both repeatable and much harder to break with gunfire. Strong evidence
  • Burrow T3 (late) — -20s cooldown and +4 m/s make them a rotating map threat who can arrive at any fight under armour. Strong evidence
  • Love Bites unlocked first (laning 0-10min) — Love Bites with double Rake gives her spirit chip and a missing-health finisher right away. Strong evidence
  • Love Bites T2 (mid game) — +3 spirit per bullet and +45 bite damage substantially raise Love Bites' output. Strong evidence
  • Combo is a channel, which means the fight is decided by whether you can break it. Hold one interrupt — a Stun, a Silence, or a displacement — specifically for that cast rather than spending it on the opening trade. If you have no interrupt, the answer is line of sight: leave the area entirely rather than trying to out-heal it. Strong evidence
  • Your Silence may be worth more in a chain than a teammate's Stun. The 03-06-2026 diminishing-returns system reduces subsequent CC by 10% then 30% inside an 8-second window, and community reporting holds it applies to stuns only — not to silences, slows, hexes or disarms. If that is right, sequencing your Silence after an ally's Stun costs you nothing, while a second Stun in the chain is already 10% shorter. Treat it as community-reported rather than confirmed, but order your chain accordingly against Mo & Krill. Uncertain
  • You are not going to kill Mo & Krill in a normal teamfight and trying to is how fights are lost. Treat them as terrain: fight around them, spend your damage on whoever is behind them, and only commit to killing them once anti-heal and shred are actually online. Strategic
  • Mo & Krill brings enough lockdown that Stun sequencing matters. Community reporting describes Stun diminishing returns of roughly 10% then 30% inside an 8-second window, applying to stuns only and not to silences, slows, disarms or hexes — so their follow-up chain may be shorter than the first one felt. Treat this as unconfirmed, but it is worth knowing before you burn a cleanse on the opening Stun. Uncertain
  • Your habit of taking the fight vertical to reset spacing against Mo & Krill is weaker on 09-16-2026 than it was. Slows now apply to air drag at 35% of their value, so the air is no longer a slow-free zone, and 2026 has been a steady closing of exactly these loopholes — wall jumping costs 25% stamina regeneration for 5 seconds, and knockups came under debuff reduction in May. Going up is still correct against their ground CC; it is no longer a way to ignore their slows. Documented
  • Being knocked up against Mo & Krill is worse than being slowed because it removes your inputs and, since 09-16-2026, slows now bite in the air at 35% value so even the landing is compromised. Your mobility is your defence, so position with the airborne failure case in mind: stand where being launched leaves you above your own team rather than above theirs, and keep a dash in reserve for the landing rather than spending both on the approach. Strategic
  • Mo & Krill heals through damage, so healing reduction is not optional here — but pick the right application route. Anti-heal arrives two ways: bullet-applied (Toxic Bullets, T3) builds up through gunfire, and spirit-applied (Healbane, T2) lands off Spirit Damage. Buy the one that matches how you actually deal damage, or it will never apply. Documented
  • Against Mo & Krill's crowd control, understand what Debuff Resist actually buys you: it shortens duration, never magnitude. It is excellent against long disables and close to worthless against a short hard slow. Two things it explicitly does not shorten at all are the parry Stun and the Knockdown Knockdown 3,200 souls Tier 3TechPress +35s Cooldown +0.1s Cast Delay +2s Stun Delay +0.5s Stun Duration +75 Bonus Health +5% Ability Range +5% Radius item's Stun. Documented
  • Mo & Krill is a durability check, and the maths favours shred over raw damage here. Resistances stack multiplicatively, but shred is pooled and then subtracted from total resist — so the higher their resist climbs, the more each point of shred is worth. Against a stacked tank, resist reduction outperforms another flat damage item. Documented
  • You have no reliable interrupt in your own kit, so against Combo you are buying one. A Silence or a displacement active is worth more to your team here than another damage item, because nobody else may be holding one either. Strategic
  • If Mo & Krill buys Dispel Magic Dispel Magic 3,200 souls Tier 3ArmorInstantCast +45s Cooldown +10% Spirit Resist +3s Buff Duration +250 Heal Amount to purge your anti-heal, bullet-applied reduction re-lands on your very next shot, while spirit-applied reduction has to wait for your next ability. That asymmetry is a real argument for the bullet route against a hero who will buy a purge. Strong evidence
  • Unstoppable (vitality T4) — Buy when enemy lockdown is the reason you lose fights — it lets you walk through a full CC chain and still deal damage. In this game that means Mo & Krill's Combo. Documented
  • Ethereal Shift Ethereal Shift 6,400 souls Tier 4TechInstantCast +37s Cooldown +4s Duration +5s Buff Duration +30% Spirit Resist +20 Spirit Power (spirit T4) — Buy to survive a telegraphed assassination combo or ultimate — you cannot be hurt for four seconds. That matters here because of the channelled ultimates from Mo & Krill. Documented
  • Knockdown (spirit T3) — Mo & Krill creates that through Mo & Krill's Burrow. Buy whenever an enemy fights from the sky — it answers flying and airborne heroes and channelled aerial ultimates. Documented
  • Anti-heal against Mo & Krill is bought correctly and applied at the wrong moment. Healbane's reduction runs for 8 seconds from your Spirit Damage and Toxic Bullets' runs while the bleed is up — both are windows, and re-applying the same source before it expires does not stack a second instance. The mistake is opening the fight clean and reaching for anti-heal once they start healing; by then you have spent the fight. Land it before they commit, then keep the window refreshed rather than re-triggering it. Strong evidence
  • The reflex buy against a hero who keeps deleting you is Metal Skin Metal Skin 3,200 souls Tier 3ArmorInstantCast +24s Cooldown +5s Duration +12% Bullet Resist -20% Dash Distance +20% Gravity Scale , and against Mo & Krill it does nothing. Metal Skin is bullet-damage immunity only — Spirit Damage, abilities and every status effect pass straight through it, and you pay −1.5 m/s move speed and −20% dash distance for the privilege. The three big defensive actives are deliberately orthogonal: Metal Skin stops bullets, Unstoppable stops statuses, Ethereal Shift stops everything but disables you. Mo & Krill is a spirit threat, so it is the last two you are choosing between. Documented
  • If you learned to play this matchup before 09-16-2026 you probably dash away from Mo & Krill and parry on the way out. That no longer works: parrying during a regular dash now cancels the dash and its momentum, so you parry standing still exactly where they wanted you. Parry first and dash second, or accept that the parry is a commitment to hold ground. Note also that a whiffed parry is a 4.5-second cooldown against a hero who only needs one window. Documented
  • The finishing heavy melee on Mo & Krill is worse than it feels. Melee Damage is mitigated twice — once by Bullet Resist and again by Melee Resist — so it is the single worst damage channel to point at a stacked-resist target, and the wind-up is long enough for a parry that stuns you for 3 seconds with no Debuff Resist reduction available. Finish with your gun or an ability, not with melee. Strong evidence
  • Players buy Dispel Magic for Mo & Krill and then discover it does nothing about Combo. Dispel Magic purges non-ultimate negative effects only — anything sourced from an ultimate is outside its scope entirely. Work out which of Mo & Krill's disables come off abilities and which come off the ult before you spend 3,200: the ability-sourced ones are purgeable, the ult is not, and for the ult you need either Unstoppable pre-cast or the discipline not to be there. Documented

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Everything on this page is generated for Deadlock patch 10-30-2026 from Mo & Krill's current kit, measured match results and a mechanics rule base. Each line carries its own confidence label.

Data-supported Measured: you win 47.7% of these, which is 2.9% above your overall win rate (26,435 matches). The kit-based model reads this as moderate instead — treat the measured number as primary and the gap as a sign this matchup is more about execution than kit.

Mo & Krill's kit and counterplay were compiled from 7 sources, cross-checked for patch 10-30-2026. Threat ratings compare this pairing against Mina's own baseline win rate rather than a flat 50%, because ranking by raw win rate produces the wrong answer for heroes whose overall win rate is not 50%.

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