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Crystal Maiden support MVP — 3 kills, 33 assists

Three kills, nine deaths, thirty-three assists. I’m keeping the mistakes in. The good fight makes more sense when you’ve seen the awkward entrances before it.

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3 / 9 / 33Kills / Deaths / AssistsMVPWin · MVP31,301Hero damageCRYSTAL MAIDENSupport

Jump to a moment

  1. Just a support?
  2. OOPS DOTA
  3. The lane begins
  4. Vision and backup
  5. Here comes trouble
  6. Looking for the moment
  7. Escape:54HP before the TP
  8. No Blink, just walking
  9. Back into the fight
  10. Tormentor:team effort
  11. Time for winter
  12. Oops. It happens.
  13. Ending the game
  14. MVP and the result

Not a solo carry. A busy support.

I tried to make the lane uncomfortable while my carry farmed. Cast, back off, repeat. On Crystal Maiden, aggression and standing too far forward live suspiciously close together. My health bar helped me find the boundary.

The escape at 03:38, the walk into position without Blink at 04:40 and the fight at 07:01 are three different parts of the same support story. Some entrances fail. Sometimes the useful move is getting spells out and leaving enough room for the team.

We took Tormentor together, turned a good fight into pressure on the base and finished the match. The result: 3/9/33, 31,301 hero damage and MVP. The team’s kills belong to the team. My part was control, damage and showing up for the next move.

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