What is Ember?
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Ember
Ember is a shortened name for the hero Ember Spirit. He is known for his high mobility and the ability to deal both magical and physical damage, making him a frequent pick for the mid or safe lane.
Can also be useful
Pull
Pull (or creep pull) is a core mechanic in Dota where a player — usually the support — pulls neutral creeps toward the allied lane creeps, causing them to fight. This slows down th...
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.
Heal
Heal is a key element of team support, allowing heroes to extend their life in fights and increase their effectiveness. This function is most often fulfilled by supports.
TI
TI is the abbreviation for The International, the premier Dota 2 tournament hosted annually by Valve. It features the top teams from around the world competing for one of the bigge...
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