I agree with the sentiments expressed by others. The reward for such a highly anticipated event is disappointing.
The previous mini-season offered a much better reward, and I fail to comprehend whether the decision-makers lack knowledge of what makes a hero valuable or if they simply choose not to provide us with a compelling reason to participate in the event.
Here's why this hero falls short:
The first skill deals minimal damage and is seldom utilized.
The other two skills provide mana, but in the current meta, mana usage is not prominent. The most effective skill requires 6 mana, and considering the availability of mana rings, guild relics, and similar items, these skills become redundant.
In essence, the top prize in the only genuine arena event features a hero with three ineffective skills.
The previous mini-season offered a much better reward, and I fail to comprehend whether the decision-makers lack knowledge of what makes a hero valuable or if they simply choose not to provide us with a compelling reason to participate in the event.
Here's why this hero falls short:
The first skill deals minimal damage and is seldom utilized.
The other two skills provide mana, but in the current meta, mana usage is not prominent. The most effective skill requires 6 mana, and considering the availability of mana rings, guild relics, and similar items, these skills become redundant.
In essence, the top prize in the only genuine arena event features a hero with three ineffective skills.