Announcer: Clockwerk

Information

Hero All heroes Released April 03, 2014 Position Announcer Receipt Find, Purchase Qualities Mythical

“Announcer; This pack replaces the Default announcer with the metal moxie of Clockwerk.”
— Description

The Announcer: Clockwerk is an announcer from Dota 2 that can be used by all heroes of the game.

The announcer was added to the game with a patch from April 03, 2014. It is part of the Clockwer announcer pack.

Function

The Announcer: Clockwerk replaces the statements of the standard Dota 2 announcer with those of the Dota 2 hero Clockwerk.

Like all announcers, the Announcer: Clockwerk can be shared with teammates in a multiplayer game via the Shared Content tab.

Obtaining

You can find the Announcer by purchasing it in the Dota 2 Shop or randomly finding it after completing a multiplayer game in Dota 2. It can also be purchased, along with the Clockwerk Mega-Kill Announcer and the Telebolt Projector, as part of the Clockwerk Announcer Bundle.

Update history

April 03, 2014: Announcer: Clockwerk has been added to the game.

Trivia

Sam A. Mowry, Clockwerk’s voice actor, also voices the five other heroes in Dota 2, Beastmaster, Warlock, Anti-Mage, Slardar, Necrophos, and the Shopkeeper.

The announcer from Dota 2

Dota 2

Dota 2 is – unlike other big MOBA titles like League of Legends – free to play with all heroes. However, game items can be purchased in the Dota 2 store, but all of them have no effect on the gameplay. Only cosmetic items like different skins for the heroes can be purchased. Just like in Team Fortress 2, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Portal 2, it is possible to create your own content via the Steam Workshop.

Dota 2 is a multiplayer online battle arena title from Valve. The successor to the extremely popular Warcraft 3 modification DotA (Defense of the Ancients), Dota 2 was the company’s first strategy game and was released on the download platform Steam on July 9, 2013. The game is a free-to-play title that can be played completely free of charge and is financed through in-game microtransactions, similar to Team Fortress 2.