How much does the 2022 Dota 2 battle pass cost? All level bundle prices

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After nearly a three-month delay from when it has released in previous years, the 2022 Dota 2 battle pass is live for all players. It includes plenty of new content to enjoy now and in the future. There is a big emphasis on “future,” too, since Valve is splitting this battle pass up into two parts—one pre and one post-The International 11 in October.

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As usual, the battle pass functions on a level system, with each level unlocking new Dota 2 content as you go up the tiers. 

Most of the best rewards start at higher levels, such as the new Faceless Void Arcana being unlocked at Level 495 and a Crystal Maiden Arcana sitting at Level 148. A lot of that top-tier content will be released in Part II of the battle pass later, but thankfully any levels you obtain now will carry over to that portion, too—meaning all that content should instantly unlock when it releases if you are a high enough level.

But before you think of levels, you need to buy the battle pass first. And, just like in previous years, you include several options to choose from initially and the potential for more to come later when Valve adds more Level Bundles. With that in mind, here are all the prices and bundles you can get with the 2022 Dota 2 battle pass.

Every price and level bundle option for the 2022 Dota 2 battle pass

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  • Level 1 Bundle
    • $9.99
  • Level 50 Bundle (save five percent on 50 Levels)
    • $29.35
  • Level 100 Bundle (save 15 percent on 100 Levels)
    • $44.99
  • More to come

2022 Dota 2 battle pass regional prices explained

Because Dota is a global game, Valve has taken a big step for accessibility by opening up one of the game’s core mechanics to regional pricing. 

This means players will, at the very least, be able to purchase the base-level battle pass bundle in their region’s currency rather than a price set by using another region as a basis. It won’t be a perfect fix for certain pricing problems, but it is a welcome one that will “increase the affordability of this year’s offerings in many parts of the world.”

This also means you will need to check pricing for each level bundle since they vary from region to region. You can do this in the Dota 2 client or the 2022 Battle Pass web page.


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