Every Dota Item Explained in 13 Minutes

*I left out components, very simple items (like heart of tarasque) and neutral items.
If you want to see all HEROES explained in 18 minutes, I made a video for that as well: • Every Dota Hero Explai...
All neutral items explained:
• Every Dota Neutral Ite...
Feel free to ask questions in the comments!

[@BlueFlash215]

I'm always happy to see neutrals. Especially with heroes that get a massive boost from a certain neutral

[@TZAR_POTATO]

*Pushes glasses up nose* Well ACTUALLY, you skipped most components, so not ALL dota items. *look smugly at the screen, feeling full of myself at my intelligence*

[@DeanThePhoenixMain]

Yea he should of mentioned the flavor text! It’s so insightful

[@rantaianahtarc7220]

And some small item is useful when bought at the right time.

[@BlueFlash215]

Even it is was shown in the tool tip, don't forget that hand of Midas guarantees a 100% neutral drop. If you still have it in your inventory, know the key timings to get a power spike for your team! Tier I: 07:00 minutes Tier II: 17:00 minutes Tier III: 27:00 minutes Tier IV: 36:40 minutes (just remember 37, it's easier) Tier V: 60 minutes Tier V are gamechaning items. If you stand in front of the enemy base, don't let them out beyond minute 60. Get one hero to farm 5 tier 5 items.

[@Arch3rDota]

Wow, I did not know that! Thanks for teaching me something new

[@N1mdae]

Returned to Dota recently and this video made me discover a couple items that i wasn't aware of, Philactery and Khanda. thanks!

[@Arch3rDota]

No problem! Always makes me happy to see people returning to Dota :)

[@odinsommerseth3117]

Great video man! I wish you could go a little deeper on items on for what heroes, but then the video would be longer so its understandable. But you forgot to mention small stuff like silver edge is often bought to counter passives as it has break. I also wished you'd talked more about for some cores why maelstorm or radiance or battle fury would be the preferable option. Again great video man!

[@Arch3rDota]

Thanks a lot! I could without a doubt sit down and make a full thourough 1 hour video (although I would definitelly have to do a lot more research, items choices are complex haha), might be something I commit to in the future!

[@Stormwovles]

This is incredibly helpful, i was struggling to grasp what i should build when. I would love to see a neutral item version of this.

[@Arch3rDota]

Thanks! The neutral item video will be out soon!

[@Takemikazuchi24]

Additional note betweeen null talisman and falcon blade: Use null talisman if your hero is reliant on mana. Drow ranger often use this item BUT use Falcon blade, if your hero is reliant of mana and has low base damage like Razor, Clinkz, Weaver, etc.

[@Arch3rDota]

True! I forgot about that (I also haven't messed around too much with this new agility/strength-core null thingy)

[@shaikhzayed1284]

I'm a league palyer who just started playing DOTA so I'd love to see a video explaining each neutral item.

[@Arch3rDota]

Working on it now!

[@jamesgilbert7177]

Never seen any of your videos before, but HELL YEAH YOU MADE IT TO IMMORTAL!! LETS GOOOOOOO

[@Arch3rDota]

THANK YOU!

[@wilsonsticks]

Congrats on hitting Immortal! :D Excited to see what ya got next :)

[@Arch3rDota]

Thank you! Let's see who can get to 1k subs first ;)

[@edwardg94]

My goat

[@aleksandergorkalow7933]

Shiva's aura reduces heal and lifesteal

[@Subarusimp69]

Congrats on immortal! Great vid for newer players! Suggest making a hero recommendation for low elo players vid next

[@Arch3rDota]

Noted!

[@clarksolarts2884]

Video is really great! But I think Kaya and Yasha's +25% Cast Speed should be duly noted. It is a very underrated component of the item.

[@Arch3rDota]

Oh wow, I didn't even see that when reading through the patch notes, that's a really cool change!

[@clarksolarts2884]

@@Arch3rDota I think it was like brought up I think since the start of 7.36(I think). Great content otherwise!

[@trungnghiango9541]

Great videos. Keep up the good work

[@Arch3rDota]

Thank you!

[@EdeYOlorDSZs]

Good video but don't forget that physical damage is not the same as right click damage and magical damage is not the same as spell damage. For crimson guard, pipe, mage slayer and a few other you say physical/magical. But they are designed for right click/spells respectively. A small correction

[@Arch3rDota]

You're completely right, thanks for letting me know!

[@EdeYOlorDSZs]

@@Arch3rDota you have great content, keep up the good work

[@levisamom5069]

I feel like the 3 blink upgradescould've used a better explaination because it's not as easy as get the right blink for the primary attribute of the hero Strength blink is for tanky frontliners who like jumping into the middle of fights to cause chaos Agility blink is for right clickers who favour fast atk speed and mobility Intelligence blink is for heroes that require sustain both health wise and mana wise with better added mobility compared to the other blinks

[@Arch3rDota]

True, I had to leave out a lot to make it concise. Great explaination!

[@levisamom5069]

@@Arch3rDota yeah... a lot of the archetypes do fit the corresponding attributes but there are also quite a few exceptions

[@Misha4em]

I think an Axe is a great example for this. He's best upgraded blink is arcane one, and not Overwhelming one.He basically gets everything he needs from it. Mana,health regen, it has lower cd than his Q, I wish it was build more often.

[@rohanbird2900]

what is the difference between consumable and stackable item present in store ( how can we know this at the time of buying)?

[@Arch3rDota]

Unless I'm misunderstanding your question, I don't think there is a way to see what items are stackable in the shop, you'll just have to remember them: * Teleport scrolls * Clarities * Smokes * Wards (Observs and sentries) * Mangoes (Up to 3) * Healing Salves * Tangoes * Dusts The consumables should be clumped together in the shop, either in the same column if you're using the column layout, or in the same grid if you're using the grid layout.

[@htlchtlc]

pls do neutrals

[@Arch3rDota]

Will do!

[@htlchtlc]

@@Arch3rDota thanks

[@ew4525]

Guys I am quite new to dota and wanna know the strongest super early game items and champions if you can reccomend me some, mostly supports!

[@Arch3rDota]

Welcome to dota! I would say in this patch most of the popular supports are fairly defensive laners (Like omniknight or abaddon), but if you want to put on a lot of early pressure, a hero like undying is a good pick right now. Getting a lot of mangos (for mana) is very strong on undying, especially in average/lower-mmrs. Other super-early-game items to get on support are magic stick and a lot of regen (both mana and health). On support, there usually aren't a lot of items that let you "snowball" and capitalize on winning the early game, so usually you just go a regular build no matter how strong you are super early (Like arcane boots/tranquill boots into forcestaff/solarcrest/glimmercape) Good luck! (Some strong early game heroes: Undying, clockwork, hoodwink, venomancer)

[@ew4525]

@@Arch3rDota thanks a lot, very insightful about items!

[@andreybakunin]

13

[@Arch3rDota]

What?

[@Arch3rDota]

Oh holy shit I'm dumb

[@Arch3rDota]

Thanks 👍!

[@majmunbezgaca5220]

great video, but super annoying accent xd

[@Arch3rDota]

Understandable 👍

[@woodooo]

@@Arch3rDota im gonna come in here with some positivity, love the accent, gives alot of personality points to the channel!

[@majmunbezgaca5220]

@@Arch3rDota sry xD