The center position in Dota 2, or "mid", is one of the most important positions in the game, and often determines and sets the course of the game. Mid gets the highest level, because he stands 1 on 1 with the enemy. He also has high damage early in the game and can help allies on neighboring lines. He has a very important task on his shoulders, which we offer you a detailed look at in our article today. It will help you learn how to play this role and quickly boost your MMR.

What are the tasks of a mider?

As mentioned above, a midrunner stands against the enemy 1 on 1. This means that you get experience from creeps alone and do not share it with other allies. This allows you to quickly get to the required level (usually 6), and go snowball the map, creating space for your kerry to farm. The mider is capable of pulling into allied lines very early on, and already has a lot of damage at the beginning.

Also, a mid can often replace a kerry in the late game. Situations can be different and the kerry is not always able to fulfill his task, so mid-heroes often have enough damage to take over the game. Especially their early peak ila, will allow you to end the game early enough, and not drag it into a deep stage.

Who can be peaked on the center line?

Storm Spirit

This hero is great for the mid, he is a very active and mobile hero with high magic damage and control. He can move to the next line very early and get a couple of kills there, making life easier for your kerry or offlayer. He is a great scaler in leit, and can easily win it without the help of a kerry, thanks to his large amount of artifacts. The character is good for both experienced and beginner players.

Ember Spirit

Ember performs all the same functions as Storm, but is a different hero with its own features. He stands his line well, and has strong abilities that make him mobile, and give him a lot of damage.

The mid role is one of the strongest, and requires a lot of practice. After all, if you lose your line, your opponents will start to pressure you on all sides, preventing your team from farming what they need. Practice as much as possible, and the result will not be long in coming.