Heaven-Piercing Pauldrons

What It Is and Where It Sits

Heaven-Piercing Pauldrons are Mythical shoulder plating for Invoker — ornate pieces that give the mage some width across the top of his model. They cost around $10, and both styles are already open on this copy.

Two Styles Out of Two

Slot: shoulders. Rarity: Mythical. Quality: standard, with no prefix attached.

Mythical is the rung below Immortal, and in the catalogue it covers decent items that carry no collector premium.

The description does not oversell. The pieces are called purely decorative, a reminder that even the celestial realm can be punctured by this particular wizard.

None of his ten spells behave differently. Quas, Wex and Exort orbit the hero exactly as they do without the item.

Why Shoulders Work on Invoker

The card carries an unlocked styles line and on this copy it is complete. A style is an alternate look for the same object, switched in the armoury at no cost.

Because the unlocked state belongs to the copy, it moves the price, and the line deserves a read before payment. Two items can look identical on the shelf and differ only here.

Here the question is settled in advance: both looks come with the item and nothing has to be opened later.

What It Costs

He spends an enormous share of any match standing still, cycling orbs and firing spells from range. The model is close to motionless and gets looked at properly.

The default Invoker is narrow across the shoulders and vanishes easily among units. Plating widens the top and shifts the outline for the price of one slot.

He has no arcana, so the top of his catalogue is held by Immortal pieces and Mythicals occupy the middle floor.

Drafting matters too. He gets picked in the mid lane and occasionally in a support role, so the slot earns its place whichever way you play him.

Who It Suits

Around $10, sitting neatly between the cent-level slots and the expensive capes available on the same hero.

For a Mythical with both styles open that is an ordinary number. The release was broad and there is no shortage of copies.

For scale: his dearest back items run into three figures while simple headgear costs cents. The pauldrons land in the middle of that range.

The live figure is always in the card above, and on LIS-SKINS it usually comes in under Steam, where a marketplace commission is baked into the number.

Where to Buy Invoker Shoulders

Invoker players who want a change they can see without three-figure spending.

Anyone collecting a kit gradually: shoulders return more visible difference per dollar than gloves or a belt.

Owners of his head or back slots, since the shoulder piece is independent and conflicts with neither.

It also makes a reasonable gift for a friend who plays him — a respectable sum rather than an alarming one, and useful every match.

The item is taken from this LIS-SKINS page: authorise through Steam, then pay by card, cryptocurrency or electronic wallet.

It arrives in your Steam inventory and appears in the armoury at the next launch of the game.

The rest of his wardrobe is shelved alongside, from cheap slots to costly capes. Selling back, with a withdrawal, works on the same platform.