MirrMichael Luo

ANALYSIS
Mirr had his own teammates shaking in their boots with the way he was constantly overlapping his heroic with CuCumber. This dastardly duo attempted to play a dual-support composition in both Games 1 and 2. Individually, both Mirr and CuCumber made great plays, all of which were heavily overshadowed by the amount of times they could not coordinate their playmaking abilities. In Game 1 Mirr was on the hero Brightwing, often using his Emerald Wind to disengage the enemy team while CuCumber would use his Sound Barrier to protect the team. Game 2 had Mirr on Uther using his Divine Shield to protect allies who were also under the effect of Sound Barrier. This is all that really needs to be said about Soul Torturers, and if they want to up their game, it is very clear where they can find improvement.