![]() Faceless Void doesn’t pair particularly well with any carries, but he can trade pretty effectively against most enemy supports. This build’s biggest weakness is the laning phase. He notably skipped Aghanim’s Shard, though the item could serve as a late-game option. This build wants to put as many skills as possible on cooldown, which also means being in the center of a team fight. A casual Magic Wand is also a good option. Against heroes with four active spells, Time Dilation can deal up to 616 magical damage and slow for 40%.Īs for the item build, RedPanda stuck with brown boots into Orb Of Corrosion, returning for Power Treads, and then picking up Aeon Disk. The ability freezes enemy cooldowns and deals a ton of damage over time based on the number of spells frozen. ![]() RedPanda’s Faceless Void build revolves entirely around his second spell Time Dilation. This build is so new and so weird that there are only two pro matches to analyze. Although RNG did not qualify for TI10, the team is still a threat in the Chinese scene. The trio of RedPanda, GodKingFeeder, and Chong “FelixCiaoBa” Wei Lun rose to prominence together on Sparking Arrow Gaming before splitting up to play with different teams. RedPanda recently transferred to Royal Never Give Up after playing with Elephant since the superteam’s formation. Royal Never Give Up’s stylish victory over PSG.LGD came during the playoffs of the $185,000 i-League, a Chinese online Dota 2 tournament that started in early April. Zhong “GodKingFeeder” Liushuai sealed the game on his signature carry Nature’s Prophet with 799 GPM, 11 kills, and three deaths. The threat of Chronosphere played a huge role in an extended team fight near the Roshan pit and helped with taking the high ground. They eventually won the first game in no small part thanks to Su “Flyby” Lei’s Broodmother.ĭespite the mediocre performance, RNG drafted Faceless Void support again for game two. ![]() RedPanda spent most of the early and mid game stacking jungle camps and securing ganks with Chronosphere. A prolonged chase from PSG.LGD’s off-lane gave up first blood, which was followed by a second death minutes later. Support Faceless Void looked predictably foolish in the early laning stage of game one.
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