Enemies earn reduced experience if the denied unit is not controlled by a player, and no experience if it is a player controlled unit. Enemies gain no gold from any denied unit. However, heroes can only be denied under special circumstances. Illusions and couriers cannot be denied. To deny a unit, an attack command has to be ordered on the unit. Unless the "Right-Click to Force Attack" option is enabled, right-clicking the unit does not work, since right-clicking allies gives a move order, not an attack order.
A creep is not considered denied if a neutral creep e. Roshan deals the finishing blow and thus will give full experience to the enemy heroes. Besides couriers, every non-hero unit can be denied, including creep-heroes.
Especially in the laning phase, denying allied lane creeps is important to create a gold and experience advantage. It can lead to having a level advantage over the enemy, opening up a chance to get a kill on them.
Gold-wise, it cripples the enemy's farming, slowing them down significantly, if they depend on farming gold. Creeps should be denied whenever possible, although getting last hits should be prioritised. Denying creeps is also important to shift the creep equilibrium towards one's own tower and further from the enemy's tower. The last benefit of denying, lane equilibrium, isn't as quantifiable yet still is extremely helpful to winning a lane. Denying helps keep the lane from pushing closer to the enemy tower, meaning you'll have a much safer lane as a result.
The default settings of Dota 2 require you to press A then left-click to deal damage to ally units. However this can be easily changed by opening settings, going to Options then checking "Right-Click to Force Attack" which allows for easy, right-click denies like with normal last hitting. Once you have your preferred settings locked in, you can start denying creeps. You can only deal damage to allied lane creeps if they drop below 50 percent health, so wait till they get low then last hit them like any enemy creep.
It's a good idea to "prep" creeps for denying by hitting them a few times as they get low, because this lets you get both a deny on an allied creep and a last hit on an enemy one. They must be under the effects of a small subset of DoT spells. The most common spells that make players denyable are Venomancer's Gale and Doombringer's Doom. EDIT: Wow, you ninjas pounced on that one.
Graypairofsocks View Profile View Posts. Originally posted by DDHuman :. Flare View Profile View Posts. Denying Heroes Heroes can also be denied under specific circumstances. A Denied Hero will prevent the enemy from gaining any experience or gold from the kill, but will still lose gold upon death.
Last edited by Flare ; 11 Feb, am. Etagloc View Profile View Posts. Last edited by Etagloc ; 11 Feb, am. The most epic deny ive seen so far at least on dota 1 is when sf tries to last hit pa, This pa run around passing through the enemy creeps, the enemy creeps tries to last hit him, just about the range creep projectile going to hit him, he turn the enemy creep to his using helmet, so the projectile hit him and own deny lol.
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