Death Prophet 4/10/17 at level 14: four real kills and four more times Wraith King hit zero off my damage and stood back up. Dire led ten kills to one at 11:52 and lost 41 to 28; the only two Radiant buildings to fall were both mine.

Phoenix 5/16/15: the most deaths and the most damage taken in the match, half of those deaths to an Ember Spirit who finished 30/0/18. Dire led six to five at 16:16, then lost 56 to 24 and all eighteen buildings.

Death Prophet 14/12/12, the most kills in the match, on a second account and the losing side: Dire led 36 kills to 27 at 46:41 and lost 38 to 40, with twelve of our buildings falling in the last three and a half minutes.

Radiant won this one. But Lina killed me eleven times out of twenty-three deaths, and the box score says everything else about this game was closer to fine than the scoreline suggests.

Ten kills, eleven deaths, and thirty-six assists in a 48-minute win as Spirit Breaker — plus a first death that happened before the game’s actual first blood was even drawn.

Six kills, ten deaths, twenty-six assists, and the second-highest hero damage in the whole match — and we still lost, because Radiant won every fight for fifteen straight minutes in the middle of the game.

Radiant won this one 61 kills to 27 and finished the game having lost precisely zero buildings. A look at how a 42-minute match turned into a total structural sweep.

Third Lone Druid game running, third loss: 4/11/13 at level 18, first blood given to a five-man Pudge hook at 3:14, and the Bear out-damaged me. Radiant led three towers to one at 20:36 and lost all eighteen buildings.

Lone Druid went 9/9/9, three of the kills the Bear’s, plus three more the game handed back: two Wraith King Reincarnations and a Shadow Fiend Aegis. Radiant lost all eighteen buildings and took two, both to creeps.

Lone Druid went 7/6/15 with a solo Roshan; three of the seven kills were the Spirit Bear’s. We took Radiant’s mid racks at 51:35, Meepo took ours at 53:48 and the fort two minutes later.