Following the release of Dota 2 Patch 7.37d on Oct. 1, the Dota 2 community welcomed the Crownfall Collector’s Cache II sets. These sets, a continuation of the Crownfall Collector’s Cache series, are considered some of the best sets released to date.
In addition to the impressive sets, players also have the opportunity to acquire the Kid Invoker persona and, for the first time since its original release, the Crystal Maiden persona featuring a wolf companion.
Acquiring the Dota 2 Crownfall Collector’s Cache II Sets
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With the release of Dota 2 Patch 7.37d, players can purchase Crownfall Collector’s Cache II treasures for $2.49 each or 13 for $28.99. Additionally, players can exchange 12 Crownfall Store Coins for approximately $7 off, but it is recommended to save them for the Arcanas. It is currently unknown if treasures can be earned through the Crownfall map or if Crownfall Act IV will introduce new methods of earning them. Players can also recycle six unopened sets for another Cache chest.
All Sets Included in the Dota 2 Crownfall Collector’s Cache II
Igneous Infernal – Doom
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Doom now appears even more intimidating as a rock-solid entity, making it challenging to take him down, especially in pub matches.
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Second Hand Sorcery (Ultra Rare) – Rubick
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Lastly, the post-child Rubick skin included in this set may not surpass the Arcana version for current owners, but it is a worthy alternative for those who do not possess the Arcana skin.
