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Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne/DotA Allstars

Table of Contents

• Beating other players
• Chasing Visions
• The Defense of Strahnbrad
• Blackrock n Roll
• Ravages of the Plague
• Cult of the Damned
• March of the Scourge
• The Culling
• The Shores of Northrend
• Frostmourne
• Trudging through the Ashes
• Digging up the Dead
• Into the Realm Eternal
• Key of the Three Moons
• The Fall of Silvermoon
• Blackrock & Roll, Too
• The Siege of Dalaran
• Under the Burning Sky
• The Long March
• Cry of the Warsong
• The Spirits of Ashenvale
• The Hunter of Shadows
• Where Wyverns Dare
• By Demons be Driven
• Enemies at the Gate
• Daughters of the Moon
• The Awakening of Stormrage
• The Druids Arise
• Brothers in Blood
• A Destiny of Flame and Sorrow
• Twilight of the Gods
• Footmen Wars
• Human strategies
• Night Elf strategies
• Orc strategies
• Undead strategies
• Footmen Frenzy
• Dota Allstars
• The Rise of the Naga
• The Broken Isles
• The Tome of Sargeras
• Wrath of the Betrayer
• Balancing of the Scales
• Shards of the Alliance
• The Ruins of Dalaran
• The Brothers Stormrage
• Misconceptions
• A Dark Covenant
• The Crossing (Secret level)
• The Search for Illidan
• Gates of the Abyss
• Lord of Outland
• King Arthas
• The Flight From Lordaeron
• The Dark Lady
• The Return To Northrend
• Dreadlord's Fall
• A New Power in Lordaeron
• Into The Shadow Web Caverns
• A Symphony Of Frost And Flame
• Act 1: To Tame A Land
• Act 2: Old Hatreds
• Act 3: A Blaze Of Glory
• Note that the following information pertains to the latest version of DotA Allstars, version 6.57b.
• The AI for DotA Allstars is currently version 6.59

Defense of the Ancients (DotA) is based off of another Warcraft III custom game, Aeon of Strife (AoS). In DotA (as with other AoS-based maps), each player controls one hero, and there are two sides who have groups of computer-controlled units ("spawns") continuously spawning and attacking each other. The goal of the game is to destroy the other player's base. This is done by slowly accumulating large groups of spawns and coordinating hero attacks in order to overwhelm the opposing team ("pushing").

Defense of the Ancients originally was developed for Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos by Eul. It quickly distinguished itself from other AoS-based maps by having custom-made heroes with unique abilities (there was even a hero with Blink before it was developed in TFT) and items.

After The Frozen Throne came out, a new variant came out called Defense of the Ancients: Allstars, developed by Guinsoo. Along with new heroes and items, this game introduced item recipes to the game, where one could buy a certain combination of items to create a new, more powerful item. Also added were many different play modes, such as All-Pick (players can pick from both sides), All-Random (every player is given a random hero), Short Match (more gold is given and Death Match (when a hero dies, the player must pick a different hero).

After Guinsoo stopped working on the map, IceFrog took his place, focusing on balance issues as well as adding new heroes and items. Today, DotA: Allstars has a strong following and is one of the most common custom games played in Warcraft III. Serious players can take part in games by going into Clan TDA, and there are tournaments and clans that those good enough can join. With over 70 heroes to choose from, each game can be a unique experience, which is the reason why so many players are drawn to this game.

• 2.1 Recipes
• 3.1.1 Strength
• 3.1.2 Agility
• 3.1.3 Intelligence
• 3.2.1 Strength
• 3.2.2 Agility
• 3.2.3 Intelligence
• 5 External links

Map [ edit ]

Items [ edit ], recipes [ edit ], heroes [ edit ], scourge [ edit ], strength [ edit ].

• Mogul Khan the Axe
• Nessaj the Chaos Knight
• Lucifer the Doombringer
• Na'ix the Lifestealer
• Abaddon the Lord of Avernus
• Banehallow the Lycanthrope
• Balanar the Night Stalker
• Azgalor the Pit Lord
• Pudge the Butcher
• King Leoric the Skeleton King
• Slardar the Slithereen Guard
• Dirge the Undying
• Leviathan the Tidehunter
• Magnus the Magnataur
• Barathrum the Spirit Breaker
• Crixalis the Sand King

Agility [ edit ]

• Strygwyr the Bloodseeker
• Clinkz the Bone Fletcher
• Black Arachnia the Broodmother
• Anub'arak the Nerubian Assassin
• Anub'seran the Nerubian Weaver
• Mortred the Phantom Assassin
• Nevermore the Shadow Fiend
• Terrorblade the Soul Keeper
• Mercurial the Spectre
• Lesale Deathbringer the Venomancer
• Viper the Netherdrake
• Meepo the Geomancer
• Razor the Lightning Revenant
• Slark the Murloc Nightcrawler
• Darkterror the Faceless Void
• Medusa the Gorgon
• Zet the Arc Warden

Intelligence [ edit ]

• Atropos the Bane Elemental
• Ish'kafel the Dark Seer
• Krobelus the Death Prophet
• Lion the Demon Witch
• Darkchrow the Enigma
• Kel'thuzad the Lich
• Rotund'jere the Necrolyte
• Pugna the Oblivion
• Harbringer the Obsidian Destroyer
• Akasha the Queen of Pain
• Demnok Lannik the Warlock
• Eredar the Shadow Demon
• Jin'zakk the Batrider
• Dazzle the Shadow Priest
• Kael the Invoker
• Visage the Necro'lic
• Leshrac the Malicious, the Tormented Soul
• Vol'jin the Witch Doctor
• Kaldr the Ancient Apparition
• Auroth the Winter Wyvern

Sentinel [ edit ]

• Kunkka the Admiral
• Rexxar the Beastmaster
• Bradwarden the Centaur Warchief
• Raigor Stonehoof the Earthshaker
• Purist Thunderwrath the Omniknight
• Mangix the Panderan Brewmaster
• Sven the Rogue Knight
• Tiny the Stone Giant
• Cairne Bloodhoof the Tauren Chieftain
• Rooftrellen the Treant Protector
• Io the Wisp
• Razzil Darkbrew the Alchemist
• Rattletrap the Clockwerk Goblin
• Knight Davion the Dragon Knight
• Huskar the Sacred Warrior
• Rigwarl the Bristleback
• Icarus the Phoenix
• Ymir the Tuskarr
• Tresdin the Legion Commander
• Rizzrak the Goblin Shredder
• Magina the Anti-Mage
• Kardel Sharpeye the Dwarven Sniper
• Yurnero the Juggernaut
• Syllabear the Lone Druid
• Luna Moonfang the Moon Rider
• Slithice the Naga Siren
• Azwraith the Phantom Lancer
• Mirana Nightshade the Priestess of the Moon
• Rikimaru the Stealth Assassin
• Jah'rakal the Troll Warlord
• Aurel Vlaicu the Gyrocopter
• Traxex the Drow Ranger
• Lanaya the Templar Assassin
• Ulfsaar the Ursa Warrior
• Shendelzare Silkwood the Vengeful Spirit
• Gondar the Bounty Hunter
• Xin the Ember Spirit
• Rylai Crestfall the Crystal Maiden
• Aiustha the Enchantress
• Puck the Faerie Dragon
• Chen the Holy Knight
• Ezalor the Keeper of the Light
• Zeus the Lord of Olympus
• Furion the Prophet
• Nortrom the Silencer
• Lina Inverse the Slayer
• Raijin Thunderkeg the Storm Spirit
• Alleria the Windrunner
• Thrall the Disruptor
• Aggron Stonebreaker the Ogre Magi
• Squee, Spleen and Spoon the Goblin Techies
• Jakiro the Twin Head Dragon
• Boush the Tinker
• Rhasta the Shadow Shaman
• Rubick the Grand Magus
• Dragonus the Skywrath Mage

Lingo [ edit ]

Here are some short forms for hero names. These short forms are extensively use in reporting of enemy movements, such as the disappearance of enmey on the lane, ie.potm ms (Priestess of the Moon missing). There are 3 different type of short forms: by their first name(lion for Lion, Demon witch), by the title (rk for Sven, Rouge Knight) and by their appearance (Panda for Mangix - The Pandaren Brewmaster). Below are some of the title short forms.

External links [ edit ]

• DotA: Allstars Official Website
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Phantom Lancer

Intelligence

Advanced Statistics

Although his true name is unknown even to the allies, nicknamed Phantom Lancer says a lot. As the angel of Death, Azrael, he is fighting to rid the world of those who choose to leave into the embrace of the immortal. He is able to appear and disappear at will in many places like a Ghost. He can kill anyone using his spear, each blow bringing the spirit realm. The spear is the source of his astounding ability to duplicate himself. Whenever he sheds blood, he can use it to create weaker copies of himself.

Spirit Lance

Throws a magical spear at the enemy, dealing damage and slowing the target for 3.25 seconds. Creates a double-attacking goal.

Cast range: 750

Reduced movement speed: 10% / 20% / 30% / 40%

Damage: 100 / 150 / 200 / 250

Requires mana: 125 / 130 / 135 / 140

Cooldown: 7

— Damage type: magical.

— Locked invulnerability spell. If the target becomes immune during the throw, the double still appear.

— Blocked by Linken's Sphere.

— The illusion receives 300% damage and deals 20%. Life time double 2/4/6/8 depending on level of ability.

Doppelganger

The hero and all nearby illusions disappear for 1 second, and then moved into the specified area. Also creates two illusions of opposite types.

Illusion duration : 8

Requires mana: 50

Recharge: 25 / 20 / 15 / 10

— Not blocked by invulnerability spell.

— Applies basic dispersion after a shot.

— Another illusion deals 20% damage and takes 600% damage. Another illusion deals no damage and receives 100% damage.

Phantom Rush

When you attack outside of the attack radius, the hero and his illusions gain bonus movement speed to the target.

Range: 600 / 700 / 800 / 900

Recharge: 16 / 12 / 8 / 4

— You can disable it using break.

— Can be used by illusions.

The reload time is not displayed on icon ability. It is indicated in the descryption of the ability.

Whenever the Phantom Lancer attacks he will have the ability to create the illusion.

The chance to create a copy from the hero: 40% / 45% / 50%

The chance to create illusion copies: 8%

The duration of the illusions from hero : 8

The duration of the illusion of copies: 4

Damage to illusions: 500%

The damage of the illusions: 16%

Max illusions: 5 / 7 / 9

— Illusion from other abilities also have this ability.

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Phantom Lancer- The Master of Illusions Guide!

Dota2 hero: phantom lancer, purchase order.

Mid Game/Core

Situational/Luxury Items

Spirit Lance

Doppelganger, phantom rush, introduction.

Phantom Edge

Starting items.

Early Game Items

Mid Game Items

Counters Of PL

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"A medium-range rifle with a deep clip, fierce stopping power, and a chainsaw bayonet for cutting your way out of sticky situations."*

Background Information

The workhorse of the COG army, the Lancer Assault Rifle is a proven and visceral weapon.

The main feature of the Lancer is its chainsaw attachment. A high RPM, high torque tool of death and bloodletting. Press and hold the melee button to rev up the motor, once close enough an instant kill is awarded to the aggressor. Its high rate of fire and large magazines also make the Lancer an excellent support weapon, a skilled player can keep his foes heads down allowing his team to get into position.

Basic Tips and Tricks

Stick mainly to a mid range type of engagement, the Lancer's fire rate and accuracy works best when at a medium distance. Generally avoid using the Lancer in very close distance battles, though the Lancer can kill instantly thanks to its chainsaw, using it causes you to move more slowly and makes you an easy target. Even if it connects there is a good chance that an angry teammate of your victim will kill you while you finish.

Although the Lancer has the biggest clip and the fastest fire rate, each hit doesn't do much damage. Try to stick to a medium range to avoid the power of the Retro Lancer but try not to fight at long range because a Hammerburst Rifle will easily out gun you in long range gunfights.

• The Lancer is by far the easiest rifle to use, if you doubt your abilities or are just having a bad day, switch to the Lancer.
• Although the Chainsaw results in an instant kill, the animation with leave you vulnerable in multiplayer.
• The Lancer is always great to have because even without a clip it's still a deadly weapon due to its chainsaw.
• If you see someone charging at you with a chainsaw revved up, rev up yours! You both will enter into a chainsaw duel, where you both have to mash the melee button in order to come out on top.
• A revved chainsaw will always beat a Retro Lancer charge unless you are forced to lower the chainsaw.
• Don't chainsaw Lambent Drones because they will explode and wound you in the resulting explosion.
• In the campaign the Lancer has a big advantage over the other two assault rifles because you can save ammunition by using the chainsaw on enemies.  This also a lot easier than using the Retro Lancer charge.
• Chainsaw Etiquette.  If you are playing multiplayer and your opponents all are using the Hammerburst Rifle or avoiding the use of the chainsaw on their Lancers then it would be the honorable thing to avoid using the chainsaw against them.  A  Hammerburst wielding player is totally helpless against the chainsaw at close range.  Following this etiquette will save you from hearing a lot of angry fellow players on Xbox Live after a match.  

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[ view   · edit   · purge ] A lancer was a type of cavalryman who fought with a lance. Lances were used in mounted warfare by the Assyrians as early as 700 BC and subsequently by Greek, Persian, Gallic, Han-Chinese, nomadic and Roman horsemen. The weapon was widely used in Asia and Europe during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance by armoured cavalry, before being adopted by light cavalry, particularly in Eastern Europe. In a modern context, a lancer regiment usually denotes an armoured regiment.

In the Final Fantasy series, a lancer is usually synonymous with Dragoon .

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Lancer  is an Automatic Weapon  in  Wasteland 3 .  Lancer requires Lvl. 10  Automatic Weapons   skill , it is an  Assault Rifle , has 15 range, and 25 ammo capacity. Each weapon's stats and/or effects can be changed or upgraded by slotting  Weapon Mods  to it, apart from mods, some weapons also include its own unique  ability .

This futuristic-looking assault rifle is unlike anything you've seen in the wasteland before. The chainsaw doesn't work - looks like it's got a cog loose.

Lancer Information

• Weapon Requirement: Lvl. 10  Automatic Weapons
• Weapon Type: Assault Rifle
• Weapon Rarity: Common/Unique
• Weapon AP: 4
• Damage: 32-40 x3
• Ammo Type: 5.56mm ammo
• Ammo Capacity: 25
• Purchase Price: ??
• Selling Price: ??

Lancer Acquisition

• Can be found on the world map, far to the south, in the radiated area.

Lancer Weapon Ability

• Damage: 100% of weapon damage.
• Go for broke. An unreliable attack that has +70% Critical Chance, but -40% Hit Chance.

Lancer Stats

• Penetration:  99
• Critical Chance:  10%
• Critical Damage:  x1.3
• Base Hit Chance:  75%

Lancer Weapon Penalties

NOTE : Each weapon requires a certain level of  skill  in order for the character to be able to manage it. This doesn't mean that you can't equip weapons that don't meet your skill level, you can, however, still equip weapons at the result of weapon penalties when it is used in combat. So for example, if you equip an Assault Rifle that requires a Lvl. 4  Automatic Weapons  skill, but you're only at Lvl. 2, you can still use it but you'll be penalized with negative effects such as a less chance of inflicting critical hits, decreased critical damage, and more.

• Hit Chance:  -10%
• Critical Chance:  -100%
• Strike Rate:  -100%

Lancer Notes & Trivia

• Other notes, tips, and trivia.
• Weapons can be modified by placing  Weapon Mods  to it. There is a variety of weapon mods that are specific to certain types of guns which changes the statistical value or adds effects to it once it is slotted. Players cannot remove a slotted mod to a weapon, however, you can replace it, but the previously slotted weapon mod will be lost. So make sure to decide properly when it comes to weapon modification - check our Weapon Modding  skill page to learn more about weapon modification.

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