Snofe Champion WePlay! Dota Underlords Open with its own meta

Taking place online from August 1 to 4, WePlay! Dota Underlords Open is reported from the organizer’s studio in Kiev, Ukraine. This is the best opportunity for gamers to better understand Valve’s Auto Chess game.

The tournament became more interesting when Valve suddenly released a new patch after a day of playing in the main event, and this changed the meta completely. Although considered a heavyweight candidate and representative of the North American region, BBG was completely inferior to Snofe, a Russian player – he entered the top 8 through the European qualifiers.

Snofe ignores the prevailing meta, revolves around free rolls, and instead of limiting himself to only 8 cards on the table and trying to create as many heroes ★★★ as possible, he surprises his opponents with a 9 Elusive plus Terrorblade victory .

He is far ahead of his opponents on the rankings by Elusive, no one will soon find out the answer before his tactics. After a few games, the opponent tried to stop him with the same formation, limiting Snofe’s ability to take pieces.

The match became more intense and interesting when Snofe lured the opponent to block Elusive while he switched to another board quite quickly. As there were 10 games a day, the players found another way to deal with the 9 Elusives by building mage or assassin since they could deal 75% dodge damage. But even so, Snofe continued to finish the game in the top 2.

On his final day, he released an equally impressive draft. Snofe uses a formation that focuses on four Primordial with one, sometimes two Summoning Stones to add health and attack speed to the Eidolon. He combined Primordial pieces with Assassin, Mage, and Dragon to take the lead and bring himself $8,000 in prize money for the championship.

Here are the WePlay rankings! Dota Underlords:

Snofe is a not-so-famous Russian player. According to WePlay, he promised to invest the bonus into a streamer so he could pursue his professional career in Dota Underlords.