Blade of Tears

What the Item Changes

Blade of Tears is an Immortal for Morphling's arms — a half-transparent sword that exists in two states at once, exactly as its owner does. Per the flavour text, the only real thing about it is the tears of the slain.

How It Looks on Morphling

It takes the arms slot and carries Immortal rarity: the weapon is redrawn and the hero's base model is left alone.

An Immortal is the tier below an arcana — it edits one slot instead of rebuilding the character.

Items at this tier were made regularly and in quantity, which is why they cost what they cost next to the top shelf.

Gameplay stays untouched: attack speed, range and ability behaviour do not move.

The Lore Behind It

The blade is glassy and translucent, in keeping with a hero made of water, and it glows faintly against dark ground.

Morphling barely stands still — he waveforms in, turns and swings — so the weapon is in constant motion and constantly on camera.

It sits comfortably with most of his sets, and best of all with the ones built in cold colours.

There is a matching head piece in the same style, and worn together the two read as one kit.

What It Costs

Morphling lives on two planes at once, terrene and astral, and the sword copies that split.

It is solid one moment and ethereal the next, and the only part of it that never stops being real is what it takes from the people it cuts.

For a piece with no custom ability effects, that is a rare case of the description genuinely explaining the art.

Flavour text on Immortals in Dota 2 is usually short and generic; here two lines carry the whole visual idea.

Is It Worth Buying

Around $20, which is above average for an arms Immortal.

The reason is dull but solid: demand has held for years and no new copies of this particular piece enter the game.

The live figure is always in the card above, pulled from offers and shifting with the market.

On LIS-SKINS it is normally cheaper than going through Valve's marketplace, because the market's cut is not part of the sum.

Where to Buy Blade of Tears

Yes, if Morphling is in your pool and you would rather change what the hero hits with than what he wears.

Yes, if you build a look piece by piece: arms are the logical first slot, because they show on every attack.

No, if the hero is a random pick — the same money buys a set that covers several slots.

And one expectation to set: there is no recoloured Waveform here. The item changes a weapon, not a spell.

On LIS-SKINS the blade is taken from this page: Steam authorisation and payment by card, cryptocurrency or e-wallet.

It arrives in your Steam inventory, and selling back with a real-money withdrawal works here as well.

The rest of Morphling's cosmetics are shelved next to it, including the pieces cut in the same style.

If you want the version with counters, look for the Inscribed prefix in the name — it marks a quality, not a different item.