WhichMain Report
Where players go when they want a new main
Every day, people land on our cross-game tool asking the same thing: I main this character, who do I play in that game? Over 30 days that added up to 18,383 lookups from 7,224 players, which turns out to be a decent map of who is shopping for a new main, and where they are looking.
- Players
- 7,224
- Character lookups
- 18,383
- Window
- 30 days
The busiest routes
Each bar is the number of distinct players who looked up a character from one game to find their match in another. League of Legends players heading for Deadlock is the single busiest route on the network.
Every game's players, and where they look first
Read this as "of the people who came here holding a League of Legends main, 58% were looking at Deadlock."
League of Legends
3,158 players shopping
Most look at Deadlock 58%
Overwatch 2
2,020 players shopping
Most look at Marvel Rivals 49%
Marvel Rivals
1,110 players shopping
Most look at Deadlock 64%
Dota 2
1,030 players shopping
Most look at Deadlock 51%
Valorant
494 players shopping
Most look at Deadlock 61%
Deadlock
335 players shopping
Most look at Overwatch 2 50%
Street Fighter 6
61 players shopping
Most look at Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls 57%
Apex Legends
51 players shopping
Most look at Deadlock 55%
The mains people most want to find again
These are the characters players most often ask us to translate into another game. A character showing up here means people are attached enough to go looking for the feeling somewhere else.
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Sett
League of Legends
398
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Shaco
League of Legends
240
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Psylocke
Marvel Rivals
234
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Blade
Marvel Rivals
220
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Yasuo
League of Legends
218
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Brigitte
Overwatch 2
187
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Moira
Overwatch 2
173
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Cassidy
Overwatch 2
163
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Reaper
Overwatch 2
160
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Aurora
League of Legends
160
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Akali
League of Legends
153
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Brand
League of Legends
152
How this was measured
The numbers come from our own cross-game character tool between July 1 to July 31, 2026. When someone opens a page for a character in one game to see their closest match in another, that is one lookup. Players are counted once per route per 30 day window, using a salted hash of the visiting IP address, so nobody is identified and repeat visits from the same person are not double counted.
What this measures is interest, not installs. Nothing here says a player left one game for another. It says they were curious enough to look up who they would play if they did, which is the moment before a switch rather than the switch itself. Routes with fewer than 50 players in the window are left out because small numbers move around too much to mean anything. Traffic is a mix of search, direct visits and links, so games with bigger search demand appear larger here for the same reason they do everywhere else on the internet.
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