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Aegis of the Immortal - A shield used by Athena, the Greek god.
Aghanim's Scepter - Refers to Agahnim, the final boss in some of the Zelda games.
Black King Bar - Appears in the game Phantasy Star Online
Burize-do Kyanon/Buriza-do Kyanon - Buriza-Do Kyanon is a crossbow from Diablo II. The weapon's name is either Burize-do Kyanon or Buriza-do Kyanon depending on which version of the map is being considered, with the latter choice being the current spelling. Burizaado Kyanon is also Blizzard Cannon romanized in Japanese.
Cranium Basher - Cranium Basher is a warhammer from Diablo.
Dagon - A Semitic God.
Demon Edge - Demon Edge is a weapon from Chrono Trigger.
Eaglehorn - Eaglehorn is a bow from Diablo II.
Eul's Scepter of Divinity - A tribute to the creator of the original Defense of the Ancients, which included an item of the same name. The item "Guinsoo's Scythe of Vyse" derives from it. The fact that the latter is more powerful (using ESoD as a recipe ingredient, and is in a higher tier of items) may have been to imply Guinsoo's superiority, or simply to represent the development of the map over time.
Eye of Skadi - Skadi is the wife of the Van god Njord in Norse mythology. She was the Goddess of winter, and as a tribute to her the item causes a hero's attack to deal frost damage, slowing opponents.
Hand of Midas - Midas is a character in Greek mythology who turned everything he touched into gold. In Allstars, this item kills and turns an enemy creep into gold.
Heart of Tarrasque - A nearly immortal creature from Dungeons & Dragons, also mythical creature resembling a dragon, lion and scorpion. Also a small boss from Starcraft, another Blizzard game.
Lothar's Edge - A tribute to Sir Anduin Lothar, the Champion of Azeroth, during the First War (in Warcraft and Warcraft II.)
Messerschmidt's Reaver - Messerschmidt's Reaver is an axe from Diablo II, originally from Diablo.
Monkey King Bar - From the Chinese folk tale Journey to the West, the Monkey King Bar was a staff used by the hero Sun Wukong and could alter its size to his will; the same bar used by the character Son Goku in the Dragon Ball series. The weapon also appears in Phantasy Star Online and maybe also be another reference to that game.
Necronomicon - A fictional book invented by the early pulp fiction writer H. P. Lovecraft. A book bearing this title also appeared in the movie Army of Darkness.
Nethrezim Buckler - The Nathrezim or Dreadlords are a race in the Warcraft universe of games.
Sange - A sword from the game Phantasy Star Online.
Yasha - A type of demon in Indian mythology. Also refers to another sword from the game Phantasy Star Online.
Sange and Yasha - In Phantasy Star Online The Sange and Yasha could be combined to form a formidable dual sword weapon, and thus the same is allowed here.
Stygian Desolator - A weapon from the game Anarchy Online.
Note: This section only explains the possible allusions that exist in the DotA Allstars heroes and is not meant to be a hero guide/description/spell guide.
Abaddon, Lord of Avernus - Avernus is Latin for "void" or "abyss". Abaddon (Hebrew for "destruction") is the name of the fallen angel of the abyss from the Book of Revelation, which is the last book of the Bible. Is also a powerful character in the miniature wargame Warhammer 40,000.
Akasha - One of the five elements of Hinduism. Also the name of the Queen of the Damned from a book by Anne Rice. Literally speaking in Hindi, it means "sky."
Atropos - One of the three fates in Greek mythology, who literally "cut the thread of life" according to legend. This is characterized in DotA Allstars with the ultimate skill Fiend's Grip which severely drains enemy life. Atropos was also one of the three ultimate attacks in the game Tactics Orge: Knights of Lodis; and Fiend's Grip was a powerful attack in the game.
Azwraith, the Phantom Lancer - Uses a character model/icon based on a Final Fantasy character, Kimahri.
Barathrum, the Spiritbreaker - The name Barathrum is the word for "underworld" in Latin.
Black Arachnia, the Broodmother - The name, "Black Arachnia" is a character in the TV series Beast Wars. In the show, Black Arachnia is a female spider/robot for the Predacons faction.
Bradwarden - Centaur character from R.A. Salvatore's book The Demon Awakens.
Butcher - Named after The Butcher in the game Diablo. When he uses his ultimate spell, he uses a phrase from The Butcher as well.
Furion - The leader of the Night Elves, with his command of nature, in Warcraft III.
Ignis Fatuus - Keeper of the Light's ultimate skill, which is a phenomenal occurrence in marshlands creating a pale light, similar to Will 'o the Wisp.
Juggernaut - An Orc Blademaster whos' ultimate ability, Omnislash, is the derivative of Cloud Strife's omnislash from Final Fantasy.
Kel'Thuzad - The Lich King's disciple in the original Warcraft III.
King Leoric, the Skeleton King - his name comes from a character in Diablo whose son was possessed by the demon.
Krobelus - A character (missionary role) in the game Summoner 2.
Leshrac (the Malicious) - Another character from Magic: The Gathering. (http://www.phyrexia.com/continuity/Leshrac.shtml)
Leviathan - Strength hero that looks like a sea giant. His name comes from a Biblical sea creature.
Lina Inverse - Powerful spellcaster, whose name originates from Slayers, a famous manga and anime.
Lucifer - A Doom Guard, referring to the fallen archangel (the Devil) in Christian tradition.(Also from Heros Might and Magic Series)
Magnus - A reference to German physicist Heinrich Magnus who described a physical phenomenon called the Magnus effect, that is apt because of Magnus' (the Magnataur's) ultimate Reverse Polarity acting like the Magnus effect.
Medusa (the Gorgon) - A monster in Greek mythology whose gaze turned people to stone. This is represented in-game using the skills Purge and Gaze (certain versions only) which greatly slows enemies, however does not turn them into stone.
Mogul Kahn - The name Mogul refers to a dynasty of Farsi-Mongolians that once controlled the area that is now Afghanistan, Balochistan, and the Indian subcontinent (e.g. Babur, Akbar), while Kahn means king in the Mongolian empire. Kahn is often a misspelling of "Khan".
Morphling - A shapeshifter from Wizards of the Coast's Magic: The Gathering, which is also adept at switching stats. More information on this card can be found here
Mortred - Her name possibly derives from the name Mordred. In the legend of King Arthur, Mordred is a traitor that severely wounds King Arthur. This has a hint of similarity to Mortred's story text in the DotA game, which appears as a tooltip during hero selection.
Naga Siren - Derived from Greek Mythology, where sirens (half woman half sea creatures) were enticing men on ships to their island. In the game, her ultimate spell (Song of the Siren) causes all enemies in the surrounding area to sleep for a short period of time.
Nevermore - A shadow fiend, possibly based on Edgar Allen Poe's poem "The Raven".
Nortrom - His name could have been derived from Nordom, a character in Planescape Torment.
Rhasta - The name is derivide from a specific religious group, "Rhastafari," in Jamaica which is where Rhasta's accent places him.
Rikimaru, the Stealth Assassin - A stealth ninja in the game Tenchu: The Stealth Assassins.
Shandelzare Silkwood - Her Magic Missile spell derives from the name of a spell in Dungeons and Dragons.
Squee (one of the Goblin Techies) - Character from Magic: The Gathering; a goblin from the Weatherlight saga.
Syllabear - Syllabear is possibly named after Syllable from Clan TDA who worked with Guinsoo in the development of DotA Allstars (referring to the DotA credits information for version 5).
Zeus - Leader of the gods in Greek mythology. Zeus was the god of lightning, and in DotA Allstars the Zeus hero specializes in lightning-based spells.