The bulk of the roster shuffle post-TI12 has ended. Our Dota 2 staff offer their opinions on how teams fared.
The post-TI12 roster shuffle has come to an end following Team Spirit's impressive sweep through Gaimin Gladiators at The International 2023.
Team dynamics and composition are quite unpredictable. In a world where teams are willing to do whatever it takes to seize the Aegis of Champions at the end of the year, often unexpected alliances are formed and other bonds are broken. From friend to foe, from brothers to enemies, anything goes in Dota 2 rosters.
Our Dota 2 staff took a look at the new lineups and shared their opinions and hot takes on which teams are the biggest winners, losers, and everything in between.
Andreea Esanu AKA “Div” / “Divushka” - Senior News Editor/Senior Managing Editor
Cristy Ramadani AKA “PandoraDota2” / “Pandora” - Features Editor/Senior Creative Manager
Siddharth Gopujkar AKA “Gopya” - Feature Writer Dota 2
Post-TI12 roster shuffle; Biggest Winners
Div -
Team Liquid
Pandora -
Invictus Gaming “This is a powerhouse team for sure”
Gopya -
Team Falcons
Post-TI12 roster shuffle; Most interesting/diverse
Div -
Team Falcons “Team Falcons managed to get together the strongest laning presence players the scene has at this moment. Overall it’s a very powerful mix that has the biggest potential to take the scene by storm next year.”
Pandora -
OG
Gopya -
Shopify Rebellion
Post-TI12 roster shuffle; Most Unexpected
Div -
Shopify Rebellion
Pandora -
Team Falcons
Gopya -
OG “Did not expect Whisper to make that switch”
Post-TI12 roster shuffle; Biggest Losers
Div -
Tundra Esports “From TI winners to no team ”
Pandora -
Shopify Rebellion “This feels like the rejects from other teams got together”
Gopya -
Tundra Esports
Post-TI12 roster shuffle; Other Thoughts
- What will LGD and AR rosters look like?
- Is this the SEA season with Blocklist Rivalry getting an all-star Filipino line-up?
- Will we see another shuffle post ESL One Kuala Lumpur?
We will be able to see which of our editors are on target and which ones are off the mark. Catch the new rosters in action in two weeks from now in Malaysia for ESL One Kuala Lumpur.
ESL One Kuala Lumpur December 11-17,2023
- $1,000,000
- 12 teams
Directly invited teams
Qualified teams
Team Liquid (WEU)
Invictus Gaming (China)
Blacklist International (SEA)
BetBoom Team (EEU)
9Pandas (EEU)
Team Falcons (MENA)
Team Secret (WEU)
TSM (NA)- Wawitas Sagazes (SA)
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Gaimin Gladiators
LGD Gaming
Azure Ray
Blacklist International
BetBoom Team
9Pandas
Team Secret
TSM




