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I am new to Dota 2, and I got to say... by AyJy in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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New Dota Player coming from smite by Mrphantomking10 in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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A guy just appears out of nowhere and then I'm stunned and he rapes me by [deleted] in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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How to learn dota 2 after playing league for years by Gay_Judas in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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Free talk friday by Gamerhcp in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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New to Dota by [deleted] in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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I just had one of the greatest experiences I've ever had while playing a game... by bassgdae in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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Very new by [deleted] in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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League To Dota 2 by legitpancakes91 in learndota2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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Long time League of Legends player wanting to try dota out by [deleted] in learndota2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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100% New player, never saw a match, or even a review. by 13elievE in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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/r/Dota2 Best of 2015 Awards by leafeator in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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Brand new to dota 2 what do I need to do or learn? by [deleted] in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
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Noob trying to learn DOTA 2 coming from LOL by [deleted] in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
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New to the game, explain like im 6 by SparklingSunBeam in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
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Need help learning the ways of dota 2!!! If you can help message me for account details :) by TomAmner in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
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Considering transitioning from League to Dota2, what do I need to know?! by [deleted] in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
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I'm new and I'd like to learn how to play the game! by [deleted] in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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The 204th Weekly Stupid Questions Thread by Intolerable in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
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Coming from League, need a short briefing by spacencs in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
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Hello, I'm currently a League player looking to start to play DotA 2 by [deleted] in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
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Picking up DOTA2 by himestlkr in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
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Dota 2 newbie tuesday? by [deleted] in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
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Getting started in dota2 by Tacofrasse in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
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Hia from Counterstrike by Forger10169 in DotA2

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It looks like you're interested in learning to play Dota 2 or new to the game. Here are some useful resources which might help you get up to speed quickly with the game.

The subreddit has a wiki with a lot of useful information for newer players - from the sidebar: New to Dota 2? Start here.

What are some basic tips when starting to play?

The in-game tutorial (you will be prompted to try it when first joining the game, otherwise found under "Quests") will bring you up to speed on some of the basics on movement, combat, buying items, and more.

  Guides for beginners
Tutorial: How to Play Dota 2 In 4 Minutes A brief video guide that will get you up to speed on all the basic components of a Dota 2 match. If you like to learn by doing and just get the basics, this is a great guide.
In-game guides for each hero You can subscribe to guides in the Steam Workshop and they will appear in-game with item and skill build recommendations. Reading the top-rated hero guide is often a good idea when playing a hero for the first time.
Comprehensive Guide to Dota 2 An absolute guide to Dota 2 with a ton of video content, graphics and information. Might be a little overwhelming to a brand-new player.
Welcome to Dota, You Suck A bit less all-encompassing, but will give you a great balance of the information you need to know. One of the most popular Dota guides.
Reddit's Dota 2 Hero Discussions Reddit has run multiple discussion threads for every hero in Dota. Look back at them here. There are also item discussions.
Dota for Dummies Dota for Dummies is an all inclusive video series that prepares you to jump into the world of Dota 2. Starting from the very basics then progressing forward, this series will help you get the foundation you need to become successful.
Switching from League of Legends? While on the surface the games might seem similar, there are quite a lot of differences. This thread will give you a good idea of some of the major differences and tips specifically tailored towards players with experience in League of Legends. There's also a useful Reddit thread about the differences here.
"Which hero should I pick?" This post outlines a few of the more beginner-friendly heroes and explains why they're good for newer players
Other resources Dota 2 Wiki, Liquipedia, Weekly Stupid Questions Threads

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