They spawn grouped together in camps. Neutral creeps can be used for farming gold and experience , and are commonly used in strategies such as stacking and pulling. Neutral creeps spawn for the first time at , and then spawn every minute , , etc.
If there is a unit present within the spawn box , the camp is spawn blocked and new neutrals will not spawn. The spawn box is an invisible rectangle which checks for units within its boundaries. Holding ALT can reveal spawn boxes. If there are no units present within the box, new neutrals will spawn. A neutral camp will never spawn the same set of neutrals twice in a row. Pulling is the act of leading neutrals away from the spawn box. This allows multiple groups to be stacked within a single camp.
When neutrals are stacked, they are a greater source of gold. No bonus is given if the stack is cleared by an enemy or the hero that stacked it. This means it is optimal for a support to stack it, and a farming hero to clear it.
An audio cue is played when a stack is successful. Stacked neutrals have a buff with the stacker's hero icon on it. Neutral creeps have no allegiance and can be attacked by either team.
All neutral creeps grant experience to both teams nearby when killed. If a hero unit or summon is killed by any neutral creep, neither team will gain any experience and be effectively denied in full. However, Lane Creeps killed by a neutral creep are not denied and will grant their full experience. Any hero that dies to Neutral creeps will have a respawn penalty, with a minimum respawn time of 26 equal to level 6 respawn time. This only affects early game jungling. Neutral Creeps do not do anything and stay in their camps unless provoked.
They will aggro when units move within range of them except Roshan, who has an aggro range of They will also aggro when units attack them or cast a spell targeting them within range. An Aggroed Neutral will attack the closest unit, not necessarily the one that attacked them.
Priority is given to the attacker if they are one of the closest units. Creeps have a guard distance of around their camp which determines how far they will chase. They will stop chasing once they have left the guard distance for 5 seconds, upon which they will return to camp, ignoring further provocation until 3 seconds after they return to camp.
If they re-enter the guard distance before the 5 seconds are up, the timer is reset. They will also lose aggro if their target turns invisible or invulnerable. If a Neutral Creep takes damage from an invisible source, it and all creeps within range of it flee to a random spot range away from their camp for 5 seconds. A disarmed creep cannot be aggroed, nor will it cast spells. Neutral Creeps sleep at night. While asleep, their aggro range drops to 0, meaning that they will not attack anything walking by.
They will still aggro if attacked or spells are cast at them. The Primary jungle for each team has 1 Ancient, 2 large, 2 medium, and 1 small camp. The Secondary jungle for each team has 1 Ancient, 1 large, and 1 medium camp.
On average, an ancient camp yields gold and In addition, there are some spells that are restricted from working on them. Moreover, it will help in pushing the enemies out of the lane. In start keep the lane regular, let the support make a few stacks. Then start pushing the lane, kill the lane creeps as much and as fast as you can because you need to take the stacks in that free time. Now, here comes the logic you are getting XP and Gold from the actual lane and more gold and more XP from the stacks.
It will automatically boost your level from other lane heroes. Heroes like Kunkka, Phantom Assasin, Juggernaut and many more, can easily take stacks in a few seconds. Pulling and stacking belongs together like Jug and CM.
Creep Pulling is a process in which a hero drags lane creeps towards the jungle creeps. It is a lot more complicated process than stacking. Moreover, there are no helping features for it. The Radiant and Dire safe lane have their lane pulling time: As we know the creep waves spawn every 30 seconds, and if you pull a neutral creep wave to you lane creeps, you need to have the perfect timing otherwise the neutrals will turn back too early or you pull them too late.
If you are playing on the Radiant safe lane then hit the jungle creeps at XX or XX and drag them to the actual lane. It will persuade all the lane creeps towards jungle creeps. For the Dire safe lane, the first time is the same as Radiant at XX , but the second time has a variation of one second XX You can also use Dota 2 cheats to test things faster. Pulling creeps is one of the top techniques to keep the enemy offlaner low. Just like stacking, the process of pulling should also be done by the support hero because the carry has to dominate the enemy creeps.
If the enemies are playing a duo offlane, be prepared that the support will try to interrupt your pulling plans. The first advantage is that the pulled creeps will die and your enemy will not get any XP or Gold. Moreover, the carry will take all the wave creeps and the support is farming the neutral creep camp. Additionally, the support can easily deny a lot of creeps.
The support has to perform this technique after every one minute, and your enemy will run out of the lane — and you will dominate the lane like a boss. In top matches Dota 2 progamer show what is possible through stacking and pulling. Here are Dota 2 pro tips gathered for you! Some heroes are better to creep stacked ancients.
If you have one of these in your team, stacking would be a great idea:. In Dota 2 many factors come together that create the team gold curve which can be equal, higher or lower than the gold of the opponent team. The Enemy core heroes could get fat in the first minutes, and your cores will be paper later on. With careful positioning and timing, Tinker can stack multiple camps at once using March of the Machines. Rocket Flare can block a camp or stack it from anywhere if Clockwerk damages the creeps.
By using ranged abilities, some heroes can attack and stack creeps at little to no risk. See also: Creep Pulling. Although quite difficult to pull off, lane creeps can be used to absorb most of the damage dealt by a neutral camp. To do this, pull a neutral camp toward incoming lane creeps such that the incoming wave gets drawn toward the jungle.
With careful timing, the camp will stack and the lane creeps can even be pulled toward harder camps which normally wouldn't interact with the incoming wave. If done incorrectly, any remaining creeps will venture back into the lane and eventually push out the creep equilibrium. Dota 2 Wiki Explore. Main Page All Pages. Useful pages. Explore Wikis Community Central.
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