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The supporting lines are Fervid Monarch, Netherfrost, Netherswarm Vanguard and Siege-Drake. The first is the loudest: crown and tail in one style reshape the dragon entirely.
There are also standalone wing items — Sunken Snapper Wings, King of the Corrupted Nest. For a flying hero that is one of the best-value slots.
The catalogue is small, about twenty entries, but almost nothing in it duplicates anything else.
The top row is Malefic Drake's Hood in its of the Crimson Witness version — a three-figure price and the only item of that level on the hero.
An amusing detail: the ordinary Malefic Drake's Hood sits in the same catalogue for under a dollar. Same item, different tournament prefix.
Second by price is Form of the Fervid Monarch, around the fifteen-dollar mark.
The floor is just above 10 cents: Sunken Snapper Wings, Toll of the Netherblight Back, Barding of the Siege-Drake, Scales of the Netherfrost.
A dollar assembles a full look, wings included. That is a sound entry: the dragon has few slots and the cheap tier covers all of them.
Viper is permanently airborne and almost always turned sideways — he kites rather than stands. The silhouette therefore reads through wings and tail, not through the body.
The crown works too, since the head is large and always in frame. Armour on the torso is essentially lost.
No, and no persona either. A little over two dozen heroes in Dota 2 have arcanas and Viper is not listed among them.
His top tier is the tournament hood, worth buying only as a collector piece.
Fervid Monarch is better taken whole: crown, tail and form share a colour and look accidental apart.
Wings, on the other hand, can safely come from another line — on a dragon silhouette they rarely clash.
That is the usual build: a cheap Netherfrost base plus one loud piece on top.
On LIS-SKINS all Viper items sit in one category sorted by price — the tournament hood and the ten-cent pieces on the same screen.
All you need is a Steam account: choose an item, pay by card, cryptocurrency or e-wallet, and it drops into your inventory. Tired of it later — put it back up and withdraw the money.
What you buy stays with the account permanently, patches and seasons notwithstanding.