A split-pushing fighter-tank who overwhelms isolated targets with maximum-HP damage and survives committed fights through three health bars.
Fighter
Tank
Jungle
Exp LaneExp LaneTier ADifficulty
Medium
2/ 5
Easy
Very easy to pick up, with a straightforward and forgiving kit.
Medium
Easy to learn, but needs some practice with timing or positioning.
Hard
Needs consistent mechanics, decision-making, and matchup knowledge.
Very Hard
Mechanically demanding and takes considerable practice to play well.
Extreme
Exceptionally difficult to control and requires extensive dedicated practice.
Official Skills tab
Blessed by the Bear King, Masha has 3 HP bars and won't die until all of them are depleted. She can ignore an instance of damage and remove all Control effects on herself each time she loses an HP bar. When Masha only has two HP bars left, skills will only require 50% of their original HP Cost to cast. When Masha only has one HP bar left, she doesn't need to spend HP to cast skills.
Gameplay guide
Masha is an EXP-lane or split-push fighter with three separate HP bars. Losing a bar ignores one incoming damage instance and cleanses all control, lowers or removes later skill HP costs, and resets her targeted Control-Immune Thunderclap lunge.
Farm safely into difficult lane bullies, use Wild Power's two enhanced basics only for valuable trades or clear, and collect Energy through damage. Leave combat before using Life Recovery so a lost bar can be restored without recalling.
Apply split-push pressure with the map visible, then rotate or Arrival only when objectives demand it. Lunge at a carry, use Howl Shock to cut attack speed, and exploit a bar loss to cleanse control and immediately regain Thunderclap.
Do not spend percentage-HP skills on the enemy tank unless that is the necessary target. Flank toward the marksman or mage, chain Thunderclap across bar losses, and disengage for Life Recovery if the first dive does not decide the fight.
Leave before the final HP bar is exposed when no kill is guaranteed; one recovered bar preserves the next map-pressure cycle.
Leave combat when one HP bar is nearly empty and no objective is contested, using Life Recovery before the next engagement.
Use Howl Shock on the enemy whose Basic Attacks matter most so its Attack Speed reduction weakens their damage window.
Lose HP bar and cleanseContinue or disengageOpen with movement and Max-HP basics, reduce the target's attack speed, then convert each bar loss into another control-immune lunge rather than panicking.
