Huskar's name might be derived from the Old Norse word "Huskarl", the title given to the highly-skilled bodyguards of important Norse lords and kings. His name might also be derived from Huáscar Inca, a leader of the Inca Empire in the 16th century.

For Dota 2, Heroes were set to have 1 name, although some dota 1 players still say the heroes by their others names. This is made to help you get familiar with all names and if someone says “Naix”, you realize they mean “Lifestealer”.

The Trolls of the Darkspear tribe, long since exiled from their ancestral lands in Stranglethorn Vale, are considered by many to be the most savage race of creatures to ever grace the battlefield. This reputation is well earned by their Sentinel …

Huskar draws upon his health to break an enemy's life, leaping at a target to shatter a percentage of that hero's current health and slow both their movement and attack speed. While leaping, Huskar is Debuff Immune and has 60% increased magic resistance.

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Huskar is a sacred warrior, transformed from his harrowing experience in the Nothl Realm. Huskar values vitality above all, and shares respect for heroes who do the same, such as Bloodseeker[1] and Witch Doctor.[2]

Huskar the Sacred Warrior is a hero from Dota Allstars and Dota 2. In Dota Allstars, he is a Strength Sentinel hero, while in Dota 2, he is a Strength Radiant hero. Emerging from the throes of the sacred Nothl Realm, Huskar opened his eyes to see the prodigal shadow priest Dazzle working a deep...

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|20px|link=Huskar|class=noprint pixelart]] Huskar is a resilient ranged attacker who sacrifices his own health to inflict greater damage, and this is emphasized by Berserker's Blood, as his attack speed and health regeneration increase the lower his health is, making him deadly at low health.