Dota 2 - The top three team-fight ultimates

Introduction

Dota 2 is a game where every single hero has at least four skills, one of which is called an Ultimate. As the name suggests, this is the usually the strongest spell, which is why it's very important when and how you use it. 

Having said that, today, we will take a look at a couple of ultimates that can single-handedly change the course of a team-fight. However, using them properly is definitely easier said than done, which is why it is important to learn how to do it.

Let's take a look at them.

Black Hole

It's safe to say that this is probably the most iconic ultimate in Dota 2. Regardless if you like Enigma or not, there is no arguing that a good Black Hole can make a night-and-day difference during a team-fight. That's why you can often see pro players picking this hero. Despite also doing pretty significant damage, Black Hole is not strong enough to kill the enemy heroes alone, unless they have low hp. That's why it is very important to have some sort of back up for it.

Reverse Polartiy

Another ultimate that has the potential to set up a wonderful team fight is Reverse Polartiy. This ult is a bit easier to execute than Black Hole, because Magnus just needs to use it when he is close to the enemies. What's more, there is no chanelling as well, which means you can use it without worring whether you'll get interrupted or not.

Sadly, similar to Black Hole, this ult is only good when the other heroes of your team take advantage it. Alone, RP does little to no damage, so unless there is someone to do that extra DPS, it will be useless.

Ravage

Last, but definitely not least, we have another iconic ultimate that can win games and that's Revage. This is Tidehunetr's most iconic ability that has a very low cast animation and stuns everyone that's ina a big AoE next to him. It can pair well with pretty much any high-damage hero because this spell has a decent stun duration. However, similar to the other two, it's just not enough to deal enough damage alone.