Stoneclaw Scavengers Radiant Towers

What Changes on the Map

Stoneclaw Scavengers Radiant Towers is a Legendary tower set for the light side. The description calls them colossal guardians, found by a deep-sea expedition searching for Siltbreaker's remains, and in Dota 2 they occupy the Radiant Towers slot.

How to Equip It

The item fills the Radiant Towers slot and redresses the light side's towers as stone guardians.

Dire is left alone — those towers stay standard, as does everything else the set was never built to cover.

None of the numbers move. Durability, armour, damage and attack range on a tower have nothing to do with how it looks.

The silhouette still reads as a tower, so there is no chance of misjudging what you are walking into during a match.

What Stoneclaw Scavengers Are

Towers belong to the global items: you select them in the general appearance settings rather than on any particular hero.

There is no hero binding at all — the set applies to the Radiant side, not to whoever you happen to have drafted.

Taking it off is as easy as putting it on. It is a loadout toggle, and you can flip it back and forth as often as you like.

Why Change Towers at All

The name points at stone-clawed scavengers, and the description points at an expedition to the seabed after Siltbreaker's remains.

The look follows from that: instead of the light side's tidy architecture, the lanes get massive stone figures.

Siltbreaker himself arrived through the game's story campaign, and the items built around him form a themed line of their own.

Legendary rarity here means what it means anywhere else: a step above routine cosmetics and a step below the Immortal tier.

What the Set Costs

Hero cosmetics work on you and on the opponent alike, while map cosmetics work first and foremost on you — you are the one staring at these towers for the whole game.

And they are in frame constantly. You lane under them, you push them down, whole teams fight over them.

There is also the practical angle: this is a rare way to change the look of a match without touching heroes. Sets have to be assembled hero by hero, while towers are set once and then simply work.

Where to Buy Stoneclaw Scavengers Radiant Towers

The price hovers around a dollar. Global items are generally cheaper than cosmetics for popular heroes, because fewer people shop for them.

For that money the visual change is surprisingly large — one of the most affordable ways to freshen up how a match looks.

What is being asked today is shown in the card near the top of the page.

For comparison, a decent set for a popular hero costs several times as much and only shows up in the games where that hero was drafted.

The set is sold from this LIS-SKINS page: sign in through Steam, choose an offer and pay by card, cryptocurrency or e-wallet.

The towers are credited to your Steam inventory and switched on inside the game, in the global items section.

Should you want out later, the item sells back through the platform with money withdrawn to a card or a wallet.

Other global pieces sit beside it in the catalogue: weather effects, wards and couriers, none of which are tied to a hero either.