A healing engage tank who sustains nearby allies and controls grouped enemies with powerful area knock-ups.
Tank
Support
RoamRoamTier ADifficulty
Medium
2/ 5
Easy
Very easy to pick up, with a straightforward and forgiving kit.
Medium
Easy to learn, but needs some practice with timing or positioning.
Hard
Needs consistent mechanics, decision-making, and matchup knowledge.
Very Hard
Mechanically demanding and takes considerable practice to play well.
Extreme
Exceptionally difficult to control and requires extensive dedicated practice.
Official Skills tab
After casting a skill, Minotaur gains Motivation , recovering HP equal to 5 (+1*Hero Level)% of damage taken from enemy heroes for 3s.
Enraged State: Motivation HP recovery is increased to 200%.
Gameplay guide
Minotaur is a roam tank-support who gains Motivation after every skill, healing back a portion of hero damage received. Minoan Fury immediately enters a twelve-second Enraged state, makes Minotaur control-immune through three slams, and enhances both his area leap and healing.
Open vision and track the enemy jungler rather than spending the opening beside a safe buff. Use Despair Stomp to interrupt or peel, then Motivation Roar after damage so its lost-HP component has value. Reach level four and position between the enemy jungler and the first Turtle.
Approach from a bush, jump onto a reachable group, and begin Minoan Fury while allies are ready. After the third slam, Enraged Despair Stomp adds another knock-up and the enhanced roar can heal the full nearby team. Around objectives, zone the enemy Retribution carrier instead of contributing insignificant attacks to the monster.
Protect the back line until a multi-target engage is genuinely available. Use Motivation skills during incoming damage to recover more of it, and keep the Enraged team heal within ally range. A patient counter-engage often lands all three ultimate hits more reliably than a visible forward jump.
Stand close enough for healing to reach the team, but offset from carries so one control skill cannot catch everyone.
After Minotaur absorbs hero damage, cast a skill to activate Motivation and recover part of that damage instead of spending every skill before he is hit.
Wait until enemies commit movement skills before Minoan Fury; starting the channel too early gives mobile targets time to leave its later knock-ups.
The opening jump briefly knocks enemies airborne and slows them, helping the three Minoan Fury slams connect. Use the team-wide Enraged Motivation Roar after the ultimate; Despair Stomp does not reset when Minoan Fury begins, so do not expect an immediate second jump.
