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New Dota 2 update includes new Treasure of the Fallen Cinder item collection

Old items, new collection.
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Valve has really been busy today, updating the matchmaking system again, adding a few bug fixes, and also giving fans 11 new item sets in the form of the Treasure of the Fallen Cinder collection. 

This provides players with nine rare sets, a Mythical item sets for Phoenix and Wraith King, which will likely see a lot of use in upcoming events where the items are allowed. 

You can start collecting all of these item sets right now, but just in case you want a full list of the heroes that got new gear, here is the breakdown. You can also view a full preview of each skin in this Imgur gallery

Rare

  • Beastmaster
  • Clockwerk
  • Elder Titan
  • Meepo
  • Outworld Devourer
  • Oracle
  • Pangolier
  • Shadow Shaman
  • Viper

Mythical

  • Phoenix
  • Wraith King

Like most treasure collections, Treasure of the Fallen Cinder is a collection of older item sets bundles into a new group and re-released for players. The market value for most of the items in the collection have already settled, but there is a chance a few will drop now that more of them will be available on the Dota 2 marketplace. 

You can purchase individual Treasure of the Fallen Cinder treasures for $2.49, or the item sets individually based on the current market value. The Phoenix skin is going to cost you around $10 while the Wraith King set is going for nearly $30, so you might want to try your luck with a few singles first, just to try your luck. 


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