

- SlotCourier
- TypeCourier
- RarityMythical
- QualityGenuine
A Tournament Origin and What It Means
Genuine Star Ladder Grillhound is a tournament courier shaped as a burning hound, handed to people who bought a ticket for the Star Ladder series. Its description keeps things dry: taming a grillhound is described as a run of trials, breakthroughs and more than a few singed eyebrows.
What a Grillhound Actually Is
The piece came neither from a treasure nor from the in-game store but from an event ticket, a format most large organisers leaned on at the time.
Supply for items like this is bounded by the audience of one competition rather than by the number of chests opened, which is the whole difference from a mass-market courier.
That series finished long ago and the tickets are gone, so the inflow of new copies stopped on its own.
The Genuine prefix flags exactly the copies that arrived down that route; it is a record of provenance, not a separate model.
The Courier as Part of the Picture
It is a dog wrapped in live flame, and the fire belongs to the model itself rather than to any gem socket.
The singed-eyebrow joke in the description sets the tone for the whole thing: the creature is friendly enough, but handling it clearly takes care.
The silhouette is bigger than the small critters such as greevils, so picking it out on the map takes no effort.
For anyone building a dark or fire-leaning inventory, it slots into the line without adjustment.
What It Costs and Why More Than the Rank and File
The figure leaves the fountain before the first creep wave reaches the map and then shuttles back and forth until the game ends.
The flame helps you find your own courier by eye in a crowded late-game fight.
The fire grants nothing: Dota 2 gives every courier the same speed, the same health and the same rules about when it takes to the air.
In replays and on streams, though, a model like this registers immediately, which is what tournament pieces were built for.
Few cosmetics are tied as tightly to one particular event as this hound.
Who Will Want It
The sum is single-digit and climbing toward $10, well above the bulk of couriers yet nowhere near collector territory.
The difference comes from the source: ticket items were released in limited numbers and receive no new supply.
What it costs today is written on the card above the text.
Versions of this courier carrying a particle effect also exist; they live on separate pages and cost several times more, so read the full name before you pay.
Where to Buy Genuine Star Ladder Grillhound
Anyone collecting competitive memorabilia, since the item is bound to one specific series and closes its own line in such a set.
Anyone who wants a courier with some character without climbing into the double and triple figures that effect-bearing versions command.
Viewers of that era, for whom a burning dog is a memory rather than merely a model.
If all you need is an inexpensive courier with no history attached, the catalogue holds dozens of cheaper options.
The LIS-SKINS page you are on is the point of purchase: Steam sign-in, pick an offer, pay.
The payment channels are set out at checkout — a card, cryptocurrency, a wallet — and once it clears the hound turns up in your Steam inventory.
Should you want to part with it later, it goes back up for sale from here and the money leaves to a card or a wallet.
The remaining tournament couriers are gathered close by, and comparing them in one pass is easier because prices between series diverge sharply.




























