Dota 2 Dark Carnival Boost

Dark Carnival costs nothing to play through, but it costs a lot of games. Every node on the Train asks for a particular mix of tickets, and every ticket depends on winning with the right hero. Onit.gg’s Dota 2 Dark Carnival boost does that farming for you. An Immortal booster wins the games, collects the tickets, opens the nodes, and leaves every reward on your account.

What we clear

• Each chapter you order, with every node on its train cars opened
• The rewards on the way: completion sets, Candy Sacks, Discount Coins, Treasures of Wonder, loading screens and emoticons
• Tickets farmed by hand on the heroes each node needs
• Unranked games only, so your MMR stays where it is, with offline status and chat with your booster

Act 1 rewards

Act 1, Midnight Run, has three chapters of two train cars each, and clearing a car unlocks a set you can’t get anywhere else: Chapter 1 gives The Last Laugh (Phantom Assassin) and Wintertroupe Warden (Crystal Maiden); Chapter 2 gives Carl the Cogjuror (Invoker); Chapter 3 gives Bully Mammoth (Magnus). Order a single chapter or the whole act.

The ticket problem

There are 11 ticket types, each named after a tarot card, and every hero is tied to three. A won normal match pays all three of a hero’s tickets; a loss pays one at random. Play your usual three heroes and you end up with the wrong tickets. Our boosters play the whole hero pool — they pick the heroes your next node needs and win most of their games, so each match pays out the most tickets of the right type.

Limits worth knowing: the event has to be running; Secret Rooms need Valve’s pack (we’ll clear them if you own it); and the Oracle’s Seeing Stones come one a day.

Account sharing is against Valve’s rules, so a boost played on your account always carries some risk. We keep it low with a VPN set to your country, offline status, and no scripts or third-party software. Party play below 8,500 MMR involves no account sharing.