Provocation of Ruin

What Is Inside the Bundle

Provocation of Ruin is a Juggernaut bundle of Immortal rarity: mask, sword, pauldron, bracers and belt come as one purchase. The lore behind it runs darker than most — it concerns those among the masked who were stripped of their honour and pushed to the edges of society with no right to wear one.

What Changes on Juggernaut

The bundle covers the hero's main slots in one go, so there is nothing left to buy piece by piece afterwards.

Individual parts of the same set appear in the Dota 2 catalogue as standalone entries, and gathering them one at a time usually costs more and takes longer.

A ward carrying the same name belongs to the line as well, but it is sold separately and is not part of this purchase.

Check before paying that you are looking at the full set rather than a single piece, because the names are almost identical.

The Story Behind the Name

The mask is the hero's calling card, and replacing it registers faster than any other change to the look.

The weapon and the armour change too, while Juggernaut's base outline stays recognisable.

None of it touches the numbers: cosmetics in this game leave damage, radii and cooldowns exactly where they were.

If ability effects are what you are after, read the descriptions of the individual pieces on the card — Immortal-tier items sometimes carry their own, and promising it for the whole set would be dishonest.

Who It Suits

The text describes outcasts: people who broke one creed or another and were left without a mask, and so without standing.

Speaking up for such exiles, the description suggests, was itself enough to invite banishment.

Against the other sets built for this hero that is a markedly heavier story, and the look matches it.

For anyone who assembles an inventory by mood rather than by palette, that tie usually matters more than the colours.

What Provocation of Ruin Costs

Above all players with Juggernaut permanently in their pool: the hero is popular, so your own model is in front of you all match.

Anyone who wants a complete look without stepping into arcana money — Bladeform Legacy occupies an entirely different price bracket.

Anyone who prefers buying in one piece: a single purchase instead of five also means less fiddling with slots.

Sets like this are not bought as holdings, though; turnover on them is steady and the market shows no sudden moves.

Where to Buy Provocation of Ruin

The tag is double-digit and sits at the top of that range, very nearly touching $100.

What holds the sum up is the combination of the Immortal tier and the bundle format, since a complete set always asks more than any of its parts.

Take the current number from the card above the text, where it is rebuilt from the live market.

At sums like this it is worth scrolling through several offers in a row, because the spread between sellers on bundles can be noticeable.

The set is bought right here: LIS-SKINS admits you on a Steam authorisation and the order is confirmed from there.

Paying is possible by card, in cryptocurrency or from a wallet, and the pieces land in your Steam inventory.

Distributing the parts across Juggernaut's slots is done in the Armory as soon as the items arrive.

If the sum is too much right now, simpler sets for the same hero sit nearby — a more modest change of look for a great deal less.