How does the optimizer decide the split?

Each role assigns a weight to Strength, Agility and Intelligence. The tool reserves your minimum floors, then distributes the rest in proportion to those weights. Largest-remainder rounding hands out leftover points to the closest fractional stats so the total is exact.

Why use largest-remainder rounding instead of simple rounding?

Naive rounding can overshoot or undershoot your point pool. The largest-remainder method guarantees the integer allocation sums to exactly your available points, which matters when a single stat point is the difference between two builds.

What do the minimum floors do?

Floors reserve a guaranteed amount of a stat before any weighting happens. Use them to keep enough Strength for survivability on a glass-cannon build, for example, while still funnelling the bulk of points into your main stat.

Can I use this for games other than Dota 2?

Yes. Any RPG with three core attributes and a finite point pool fits the model. Rename the stats in your head and the weighting and apportionment math is identical.

Does it account for items and buffs?

No. It optimizes only the base points you allocate. Item bonuses, talents and buffs stack on top of the result, so apply them after you have chosen your base split.

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A finite pool of attribute points is one of the most consequential choices in an RPG build, and spreading them by feel almost always leaves value on the table. This optimizer turns your role into concrete weights and apportions every point so the split matches your playstyle exactly, with no points wasted to rounding.

How it works

Each role maps to a weight for the three core stats. The allocation uses the largest-remainder (Hamilton) method:

remaining   = pool − sum(floors)
ideal_i     = remaining × weight_i / Σ weight
base_i      = floor(ideal_i)
leftover    = remaining − Σ base_i

Leftover points are handed out one at a time to the stats with the largest fractional remainders, then the reserved floors are added back. This guarantees the final integers sum to exactly your pool.

Example and tips

With 100 points, a Carry weighting of 0.25 / 0.60 / 0.15, and a floor of 5 on each stat, the 85 free points split to roughly 21 Strength, 51 Agility and 13 Intelligence — plus the floors — landing on 26 / 56 / 18. Raise a floor when a build needs a survivability baseline; lower it to push harder into your primary attribute. Apply item and talent bonuses on top of the base split, not inside it.