How Elder Titan and Warlock perform as teammates in Dota 2 7.41e, from ranked matches.
As teammates
Together 39.68%
Win rate when Elder Titan and Warlock are on the same team, over 63 ranked matches (7.41e).
In Dota 2 7.41e, Elder Titan and Warlock win 39.68% of ranked matches when playing on the same team, over 63 matches.
Small sample: this pairing has only 63 ranked matches in the current window, so its win rate will swing more than deep-sample pairings as new games come in.
Why this works
Setting up Earth Splitter with Echo Stomp becomes a problem when a Warlock is on your team. Elder Titan's sleep is broken by any damage, but Warlock's kit is full of damage over time. A stray tick from Fatal Bonds or the burn aura from a Chaotic Offering Golem will wake everyone up, ruining the setup. This forces the Elder Titan to use his sleep for a short disable rather than a guaranteed ultimate. Both heroes want to control the pace of a teamfight with big spells, but this core mechanical conflict makes their abilities clash, leading to awkward execution and missed opportunities for a clean combo.
Elder Titan + Warlock across patches
This duo's team win rate in each recent balance patch — whether the pairing is trending up or down. Patches without enough matches are omitted.
Patch
Team win rate
Change
Matches
7.41e early
39.68%
▼ -8.4pp
63
7.41d
48.09%
▲ +4.9pp
7,262
7.41c
43.20%
▲ +0.9pp
4,461
7.41b
42.35%
—
5,676
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Do Elder Titan and Warlock work well together in Dota 2?
As teammates, Elder Titan and Warlock win 39.68% of ranked matches in patch 7.41e (63 matches) — below the 50% baseline for a duo.
How many matches back the Elder Titan + Warlock number?
63 quality-filtered ranked matches from patch 7.41e, refreshed as new matches are ingested daily. This pairing is below our 100-match deep-sample bar, so expect the number to swing more than usual.