Turbo games count as half a challenge, and an item you can find is Culling Blades that can finish a challenge you completed half of. You can also find things like chests along the way. You move through the maze by winning games with the heroes shown on the map, to unlock the two paths after it.

Cavern CrawlĬavern Crawl is an activity they have had as part of Battle Pass for the last few years, where you get a maze that has three tracks, and there's three different cosmetic sets you can win, as well as unlocking styles for them. There's things like 'Win X games' or 'Win X games with a 5-stack ', or things like 'Destroy X number of enemy wards.' There's a set of these every week, and you can earn up to 7500 points (7.5 levels) from these per week. Weekly Quests are an aspect of the Battle Pass that can earn you battle points. You can look up videos of the difference, but it's pretty significant. An example of normal (left) vs Arcana (right) for Phantom Assassin. I know that price sounds absurd, but for people that this is basically their only game they play, they care about how their characters look and this is worth it to them. Arcanas are only created by Valve, and were most often sold for $35. ArcanaĪn Arcana is a cosmetic item in Dota 2 that has effects generally beyond most of the other cosmetics in the game, and change the entire look of the hero. You can read up on the Battle Pass here: Īll dollar amounts here are in USD. I'll start by defining a few lesser known terms. It has done another that started yesterday.

I'm sure most of you are familiar with the concept of a Battle Pass. This is a move Valve pulled in Dota 2 yesterday. I realize a lot of this is going to sound like total nonsense if I try to explain it without context, especially if you don't play Dota 2, or haven't played for years.

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