Valve has released their compendium for The International 10 in Bucharest, which is swiftly approaching. Because there was no TI-Battlepass this year, players and fans will get it for free.
It's almost time for the top Dota 2 teams in the world to battle it out for the Aegis of Champions once more. Valve, as in previous years, has produced a compendium for the season's biggest Dota 2 competition.

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This year, however, the compendium will be free and will not be packaged with the normal TI-Battle Pass for Dota 2 fans and participants.

Predictions and Player Cards
The major highlights of the compendium, as usual, are the player cards for your fantasy teams and the tournament predictions. Players may now collect their favorite players and add them to their fantasy lineups in order to compete against their friends. Players begin with ten free card packs and can earn one more pack each day by winning a Dota 2 game. You can also purchase team packs, in which 50% of the proceeds will go to the team.

The in-game predictions will also return, allowing you to finally decide who can pull off the best Oracle cosplay.

Valve has announced a 50% discount on all Supporter Packs available for this season, with TI10 only a few weeks away. This is a fantastic opportunity for those who previously couldn't afford these packs due to their exorbitant cost.

The deal will be active as long as the free Compendium for TI10 is available in the game. Players should be aware, however, that the Supporter Packs' content will only be available until TI10 and will disappear once the tournament is completed. Make sure to stick with us for more DOTA 2 news and guides.