What is Aba?
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Aba
“Aba” in Dota 2 is the shortened name of the character Abaddon. He's a universal hero who can play as support, offlaner, and sometimes even carry. Players often refer to him simply as ”Aba”.
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Fear
Fear is a status effect in Dota 2 that forces a hero to run away from the enemy for the duration of the effect. During this time, the player completely loses control over their her...
Void
Void — a shortened name for the hero Faceless Void in Dota 2. A hero specialized in mobility and control. Often played in the carry or offlane positions. Among other things, this n...
Band
Band is a slang name for the Wraith Band item in Dota 2. An excellent item for agility heroes in the early stages of the game.
Cleave (Splash)
In Dota 2, the terms splash and cleave refer to types of AoE damage that are dealt to enemies near the primary target, but there are differences between them: Cleave Cleave is phys...
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