Dota 2 Item Rarity Chart & Tiers
Browse the rarity labels represented in this saved Dota 2 item catalog. A label helps group cosmetics, but price also depends on the exact item, hero, style and observed supply.
Dota 2 rarity chart
This chart uses familiar cosmetic tiers for navigation. Ancient and Seasonal can also appear as labels in catalog rows, but they are not treated here as fixed positions in one official, universal hierarchy.
Legendary items and Mythical items are separate catalog groups: the saved rows show which label each item carries, while demand and the exact cosmetic determine price.
- CommonThe most plentiful tier — basic hero items and weapons.
- UncommonA step up, often single-slot wearables.
- RareFrequently part of hero sets and event drops.
- MythicalHome of many full sets, couriers and event cosmetics.
- LegendaryPremium sets and effects; demand tracks hero popularity.
- ImmortalTreasure / Battle Pass items, often with effects, gems and unlockable styles.
- ArcanaThe flagship tier — new models, animations, icons and sounds for one hero.
Frequently asked questions
What are the Dota 2 rarity tiers?
This catalog groups rows under Common, Uncommon, Rare, Mythical, Legendary, Immortal and Arcana, with Ancient and Seasonal also appearing as catalog labels. The chart is navigation for the saved catalog, not an official universal hierarchy for every Dota 2 item.
Is Arcana always the rarest Dota 2 label?
This catalog does not present every label as one official universal hierarchy. Arcana is a flagship cosmetic label, while Ancient and Seasonal identify other kinds of catalog rows; scarcity still depends on the exact item.
Does rarity determine an item's price?
No. Rarity is a quality label, not a price tag. Value comes from demand, supply and hero popularity, so a Mythical set for a popular hero can easily outprice a rarer item.
See the price table →What do the Dota 2 rarity colours mean?
Each tier has its own colour so you can identify it at a glance. The colours are purely labels for the tier — they signal prestige, not market value.
