DOTA IDEAS A DOTA 2 INTERACTIVE FORUM

FACET 1 "EXPERIENCED SACRIFICER" (LVL20 LEFT TALENT: +1% max hp regen for 30 sec after using Hungaru): Damage from Hungaru can no longer be lethal, 60% of the sacrificed HP is converted into a physical barrier, 60% of the sacrificed HP is converted into a magic barrier, the barriers last 90 seconds or until Hungaru is used again. FACET 2 "SOUL DRAINING" (LVL20 RIGHT TALENT: no chance that barrier will not be created): 50% of the damage dealt to an enemy hero by Tika Taka or Rap Zap Zak has a 50% chance of being converted into a physical or magical barrier, both barriers last a maximum of 40 seconds (Has a 50% chance that the barrier will not be created, 13.3% chance that both barriers will be created with full health for each, 13.3% chance that only the magic barrier will be created, 13.3% chance that only the physical barrier will be created), gaining a new barrier of an existing type will add to the health of the current barrier and refresh the duration counter, the maximum health of each barrier is 100 + Tika Taka lvl x 100 + Rap Zap Zak lvl x 100.

In a desert village of the Zub cult, the first and strongest cult of elemental shamans, a child born with sharp fangs was called the chosen one - the son of the gods of light and darkness. According to the ancient knowledge of the cult elder, only this boy can command nature on a par with the gods - with one snap of his fingers he is able to split the earth, and with one word he is able to drown an entire horde in hellish flames. The young boy’s abilities at the age of 10 allowed him to become the head of the village, at 12 to single-handedly destroy a hostile cult, and at 16 to bury his entire village alive hundreds of meters underground. The boy was neither the chosen one nor the son of the higher gods, he was only a madman, a plaything of the god of natural disasters, sent down to the mortal world only for the sake of cruel divine amusement. A body without a soul and without a name, whose enemies in their last moment hear only “Ov Kutarak!”