I'm going to play DOTA tomorrow, and I've already thought about the lineup. Carl, dragon knight, warlock, axe king, how about poison? Thank you for your strengths and weaknesses.

Have a look, this lineup is very strong in the early stage, and can be a warlock+axe, dragon riding and single Carl in the middle. Every road is a powerful oppression lineup, with group control, late stage and meat. It can be kept in the middle period but not empty, and it is stable in the later period.

The disadvantage is that there seems to be a lack of strong first-hand, and there will be some constraints in launching gank and group warfare. Fortunately, there is a good group control.

This lineup seems to be more than enough, and it is even less enterprising, especially when the opponent adopts a double-wandering lineup at 3 1 1. However, it is difficult for your lineup to be divided into 3 1 1 against opponents, and the insertion of heroes in small-scale team battles in the medium term is also poor. You need your own good personal operation to balance this shortcoming.

Besides, I jumped the knife with my own axe. Otherwise, if it is aimed at warlocks, it will be very difficult for the group control to fight, so it is necessary to use an axe first.

In addition, the dragon knight prefers the meat shield flow in the later stage of playing, and the dragon playing dps is still very equipped. This requires giving dragons a good development space in the early stage, and allowing dragons to farm in the middle stage. However, you have a strong lineup in the early stage, and it is inevitable that you will be distracted from killing people and ignore playing with money. The middle stage is a bit empty, and there is not much room for making money, which is not good for the development of dragons.

If the opponent uses 4 Bao 1, the mage group will strengthen gank and improve the lineup, I am afraid it will be difficult for you to play. I suggest a lion or a good mage like vs to balance the lineup.