How Medusa and Naga Siren perform as teammates in Dota 2 7.41e, from ranked matches.
As teammates
Together 39.22%
Win rate when Medusa and Naga Siren are on the same team, over 51 ranked matches (7.41e).
In Dota 2 7.41e, Medusa and Naga Siren win 39.22% of ranked matches when playing on the same team, over 51 matches.
Small sample: this pairing has only 51 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
Putting both of these heroes on one team creates a huge strain on your map's resources. Medusa and Naga Siren are two of the greediest cores in the game, and they want to farm the same areas. Naga sends her illusions to clear waves and jungle camps, while Medusa needs to do the same with Split Shot to get her items. They end up starving each other, delaying key timings and leaving the rest of the team exposed for too long. Their ultimates also have little synergy. Song of the Siren sets up a fight or disengages, but Medusa’s Stone Gaze wants enemies to be active and looking at her, which the sleep actively prevents.
Medusa + Naga Siren 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
39.22%
▼ -8.0pp
51
7.41d
47.19%
▲ +1.5pp
4,929
7.41c
45.72%
▲ +0.6pp
3,432
7.41b
45.17%
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3,529
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Do Medusa and Naga Siren work well together in Dota 2?
As teammates, Medusa and Naga Siren win 39.22% of ranked matches in patch 7.41e (51 matches) — below the 50% baseline for a duo.
How many matches back the Medusa + Naga Siren number?
51 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.