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The changes to Dual Breath have increased the amount of area-of-effect damage and slow he’s able to output in team fights, and picking up the new talent is achievable in the longer games – allowing his Macropyre to scale far more effectively in 7.06. Replaced Respawn Talent: Macropyre Pure and Pierces Immunity (Level 25).Dual Breath end radius increased from 250 to 275.Dual Breath start radius increased from 200 to 225.Alongside Crystal Maiden, who’s still just as scary as she was before, Jakiro’s got the chops to be a top-tier support: Jakiro has been slowly buffed up over the past few patches and he’s now reached the stage where the pros have decided he’s viable. If you’re looking for other strong carry options, Troll Warlord and Phantom Assassin remain solid and versatile picks. Expect to see this hero more and more frequently in your pubs over the next few weeks. The bonus Strength clearly outweighs the small attack bonus loss.

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That 8% win-rate spike was a little too hard to ignore, and it’s nice to see Valve responding quickly to community and pro feedback.

Base Attack Time increased from 1.7 to 1.8.

God’s Strength bonus strength reduced from 16/28/40 to 12/24/36.

Thankfully, these values were adjusted in 7.06b, since Sven’s new kit was more powerful than anyone at Valve seems to have anticipated.

God’s Strength now grants a bonus 16/28/40 Strength when activated.

Now that it can be disassembled and build into a Satanic, for instance, the item is also a far more efficient purchase if the game goes late. Mask of Madness a popular item on Sven already, also received buffs to its damage and attack speed (two stats Sven really needs early on). The return of stacking to the meta is partly responsible for this, with two Ancient camps available to each side for him to cleave through. Sven ‘swin-rate shot up by about 8% in 7.06, a truly massive shift. Let’s meet the hardest, bestest, fastest, strongest heroes of Dota 7.06b. The overall patch meta is still evolving, but if you’re wondering who to pick in your pubs, look no further. It should come as no surprise that the community has welcomed the inclusion of a reward for players who are able to outplay their opponents in lane with open arms. We don’t quite have enough data yet to be able to see exactly what this is going to mean.

You now get a 30% XP reward for denying creeps, and mid has an extra melee creep spawning for them at the start of the game. Before 7.06, denies only reduced the amount of experience your laning opposition received when the creep (or hero) was killed.

This is partially due to the Siege Creep buffs included in the patch, but has even more to do with the much-needed reduction to the number of Shrines in the base.

Pushing high ground has become significantly easier.

If you like to play support, expect to make lots of trips to the woods to prep camps for your carry.

Neutral Creeps now spawn every minute once again. This means we should expect to see a much greater emphasis on stacking.

These are the biggest changes that 7.06 has brought to Dota: Before we talk about 7.06, however, we should note that the release of 7.06b today gave an emergency nerf to fix a blatantly overpowered Sven, reduced Troll’s Agi gain to 2.5, buffed Brood’s web regen, and improved the attack cooldown of Monkey King’s Wukong’s Command ability. If you’ve been out of the Dota loop, get ready for some hopefully pleasant surprises.

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The release of Dota’s 7.06 patch has drastically changed the meta and tempo of the game. To check out the full 7.06 patch notes, you can refer to Valve’s nicely organized list here.

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