Level 10 Talent Agility increased from +9 to +12 (Photo: Valve Software)Īghanim’s Shard Damage increased from 150 to 175
Dark WillowĪ new item build has breathed new life into Razor. The hero is currently the fourth most successful support in the immortal bracket, with only Silencer, Omniknight, and Mirana being more successful. Thanks to the buffs he got, Treant gained a 1.75% win rate and now sits at around 52% win rate - well worth spamming at higher levels of play. Overgrowth is mostly used to control enemy heroes and not for damage, but a little extra is always appreciated. Overgrowth also got some love, dealing an additional 10 damage at all levels. Similar to Puck, the small numbers buff might not seem much but it adds up over the course of the game. It's a 25% increase in the spell's value at level one. This makes the hero a better chaser and helps deal a little more damage and heals in team fights.Įarly game, the extra four damage/heal on the spell does a lot of work in the laning stage. The extra cast range and faster cast point go a long way to fixing that problem. (Photo: Valve Software)ĭamage/Heal per second increased from 16/32/48/64 to 20/35/50/65Ĭast Range increased from 400 to 400/450/500/550ĭamage per second increased from 75 to 85Īs a melee hero, Treant Protector has trouble landing Leech Seed later in the game, when enemies are more mobile. If you want to win, pick Silencer-though it might be best for him to be a dominating lane support due to his easily counterable nature.Leech Seed is a lot easier to use now, making Treant a bigger threat past the laning stage. Plus, forcing enemies to go for a Lotus Orb instead of a Shiva’s Guard could be a win for your physical carry, though those effects are difficult to quantify.
Still, having a zoning support that’s so much more effective in lane is clearly improving his win rate. With how small the margins can be at low level fights, a one armor increase can mean the difference between life and death.ĭispelling items like Lotus Orb, Eul’s Scepter, Black King Bar, and numerous tier 4 neutral items generally set a cap on the hero’s effectiveness as the game drags later. Nortrom isn’t the worst support in the game when it comes to babysitting and harassment, but deals poorly with heroes that can close the distance on him-like the ever-popular Marci, Primal Beast, or Pangolier. While a small base armor increase looks inconsequential, it can really impact the lane. 100 is almost unheard of, especially for a relatively spammable, AOE skill that can be used multiple times in a fight. Abilities generally get adjusted by single digits, or in the tens. Adding an initial burst of damage makes it even more effective, for it can cancel Blink Daggers on heroes trying to escape.Īnd really, it’s just a lot of damage. Arcane Curse now deals 40/60/80/100 initial damage.Ī straight up increase in damage with no other penalty, scaling to an extra 100 at level four, is a big boost for any hero.Īrcane Curse has always been Silencer’s defensive deterrent, especially in lane and in team fights.IceFrog, I see what 7.32c has done for Silencer Credit: Valve PSG.LGD has beaten Team Spirit six times - but never in a DPC grand final.Dota 2’s patch 7.32c means Double Refresher is a thing of the past.
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While pick rate is still low, the hero has a 56.8 percent win rate, only lower than Lone Druid, according to Dota 2 Pro Tracker. It’s the highest mark of any hero, and seems to be steadily increasing.Įven in pro level pubs, Silencer is booming. Silencer currently enjoys a 56.42 percent win rate, according to Dotabuff at the time of writing. Patch 7.32c was a relatively small patch that wasn’t meant to shake the meta as The International 11 is right around the corner, but it’s been extra kind to Silencer, everybody’s (un)favorite killjoy. Turn down your volumes, because the party dampener is here.
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