Spring Lineage Pauldrons of Eternal Harvest

What a Lineage Version Is

Spring Lineage Pauldrons of Eternal Harvest are Shadow Fiend shoulders from the Eternal Harvest set in a reward colourway, given out for Fantasy Dota during the spring tour of the 2022 professional season. The rarity is Mythical and the price is around $20 — a fraction of what the original pair costs.

What the Shoulders Do to the Hero

Lineage pieces are reward recolours of items that already existed. The model is reused as it was; the textures and a line in the name are what change.

This one was awarded for taking part in the fantasy mode of one specific tour of the pro season. That window closed a long time ago and no new copies enter circulation.

In game it behaves like any other item in its slot: it trades, it goes into the armoury, nothing about it is restricted.

That is worth stating plainly, because some Dota 2 reward items stay bound to whoever received them. This one is not bound, or it would never have reached a market.

How This Pair Differs From the Original

The shoulder slot on Shadow Fiend replaces that part of the base model, putting heavy plating in the set's bone-and-cloth idiom where the default shoulders were.

Gameplay is untouched: neither the radius of Requiem of Souls nor the damage from collected souls has anything to do with cosmetics. Only the outline on screen moves.

That outline moves noticeably, though. Shoulders are one of the few slots readable at full camera height, because they widen the silhouette.

The other pieces of the set have their own pages: Horns of Eternal Harvest on the head, Grips of Eternal Harvest on the arms. Collecting all three is optional, since slots are independent and the shoulders drop over any other head you own.

What It Costs and What Moves the Price

The plain Pauldrons of Eternal Harvest run into three figures: the set is old, few copies move, and Shadow Fiend is one of the most played mid heroes the game has ever had.

The reward version costs a small fraction of that for very nearly the same picture. It is a rare case where the look you wanted is reachable at a twentieth of the money.

There is a difference in palette, and it is worth checking the preview first — reward colourways have their own shades, or they would not be separate items.

Who Should Buy Them

Around $20, the middle of the catalogue. The exact figure tracks the market and always shows up in the card above.

Two things hold it there: a source that cannot be reopened and steady demand for cosmetics on a popular mid hero.

Do not expect a sharp climb. Reward colourways tend to sit quietly — few exist, but fewer people hunt them than hunt the originals.

On LIS-SKINS the sum usually lands under Valve's own marketplace, because the platform's cut is not folded into it.

Where to Buy the Spring Lineage Pauldrons

Anyone permanently parked on Shadow Fiend who wants the bone palette without paying three figures for the original.

Anyone who cares about the story behind a piece: these turn up rarely in public games, and players who know the prefix will spot it.

If the hero only comes out occasionally, start with cheap slots instead. Shadow Fiend has plenty, and together they change him more than one set of shoulders.

The item is available from this LIS-SKINS page: Steam authorisation, choose an offer, pay by card, cryptocurrency or e-wallet.

The shoulders arrive in your Steam inventory and the game's armoury picks them up from there. Selling them back with a withdrawal works on the same platform.

Read the full name before paying: the plain version, the reward version and copies carrying a quality all sit nearby and are priced differently.