Dota Underlords, Valve's own take on the Auto Chess genre, is leaving Early Access and officially launching on February 25 on PC, iOS, and Android. Along with the announcement Valve has also released the final update before launch, introducing a new character to the game.
In the month before launch, Valve will be working on polishing up remaining work on the first season for Underlords. Season 1 will include changes to the current meta--through character and item rotations--as well as a new content with City Crawl and a brand-new Battlepass with all new rewards.
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Valve states in the update notes that it will be revealing more details about Season 1 in the coming weeks, but will otherwise be silent on other updates until then. To soften the blow, Dota Underlords will be receiving a new character in the shape of Enno--a poison-dealing thief that has randomly assigned builds.
Enno is an extremely mobile character that will be able to zip around the board during fights, as well as exit it entirely in moments of danger. The twist is that you're not really sure what type of Enno you're going to get. Enno features two core builds that are randomized, which will force you to make an educated gamble on whether either will be useful to your strategy. The full breakdown of Enno and some gameplay snippets can be found on the official Underlords website.
Along with Enno, the final Early Access patch includes some tweaks to balance and general performance changes. The full patch notes can be found below:
Venomous Gale:
Now applies poison to its targets.