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“The Immortal was said to possess a shield that protected him even from death.”
— Description in Dota 2
The Aegis of the Immortal is a utility item from DotA and Dota 2. Unlike normal utility items, it cannot be bought, but only left behind by Roshan when he dies.
Since the Aegis gives a free death, the carry of the team usually receives the Aegis. Therefore, very often the opposing team tries to deny or even steal the Aegis, the latter giving a big advantage since Roshan is a serious opponent.
Location
Gameplay updates
Gameplay Update 6.85
- Aegis now offers a temporary view of the realm of death when you reincarnate.
- Works similarly to Wraith King’s Reincarnation.
Trivia
The Aegis of the Immortal is used as a profile icon for level 98 of the Dota 2 leveling system.
Function
| Aegis of the Immortal | |||
 | Passive: Reincarnation – Resurrects you after 5.0 seconds with full health and mana at the point of your death. Resurrection must be triggered within 5 minutes or Aegis of the Immortal will disappear. In this case, it heals over 5 seconds (damage removes this effect). | ||
| “The Immortal was said to possess a shield that protected him even from death.” | |||
Dota 2
Dota 2Â 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.