Comics are the main source of Dota 2 lore outside of the game. The first official Dota 2 comic is a 7-part comic called "Are We Heroes Yet?" written by Marc Laidlaw and drawn by James Murray. It details the misadventures of thieves Sithil and Quirt who are tasked with returning the Demon Edge to the Shopkeeper and encounter more characters like Roshan and the Drow Ranger along the way, providing backstories for many Dota 2 characters, objects, and locations.
Comics are the main source of Dota 2 lore outside of the game. The first official Dota 2 comic is a 7-part comic called "Are We Heroes Yet?" written by Marc Laidlaw and drawn by James Murray. It details the misadventures of thieves Sithil and Quirt who are tasked with returning the Demon Edge to the Shopkeeper and encounter more characters like Roshan and the Drow Ranger along the way, providing backstories for many Dota 2 characters, objects, and locations.
Comics are the main source of Dota 2 lore outside of the game. The first official Dota 2 comic is a 7-part comic called "Are We Heroes Yet?" written by Marc Laidlaw and drawn by James Murray. It details the misadventures of thieves Sithil and Quirt who are tasked with returning the Demon Edge to the Shopkeeper and encounter more characters like Roshan and the Drow Ranger along the way, providing backstories for many Dota 2 characters, objects, and locations.
Comics are the main source of Dota 2 lore other than the game itself. They can be found on the official Dota 2 website.
Are We Heroes Yet?[edit]
The first official Dota 2 comic written by Marc Laidlaw and drawn by James "Jim" Murray. It is a 7 part comic that spans 48 pages, with part 1 released on October 31, 2011. Direct Link The comic details the misadventures of Sithil and Quirt, a duo of thieves who are aspiring to become heroes. Tasked with returning the Demon Edge to the Shopkeeper, they encounter more than they bargained for on their quest. The lore covered in this comic contains a brief back story of many characters and objects in the Dota 2 universe. We learn who Sithil and Quirt are and how they became employed by the Shopkeeper, the back story of the Demon Edge, the back story of Roshan, the names of the Shopkeeper's familiars, the variety of punishments for stealing from the Shopkeeper, the nature of creeps, and the influence exerted by Radiant Ore and Direstone. Notable character appearances:
Sithil, a tall and slender thief
Quirt, a short and stout thief The Shopkeeper Frull, the Shopkeeper's personal courier Roquelaire, the Shopkeeper's bird familiar Abzidian, the Demon-Smith Traxex, the Drow Ranger Roshan, the Immortal Radiant and Dire Creeps Kobold Camp Wolf Camp