2,600 
Base shop
Lift a target out of the fight for a moment.
Eul's Scepter of Divinity sweeps an enemy or yourself into a cyclone that makes the target invulnerable for a short time. It also adds intelligence, mana regeneration and movement speed, and its cyclone applies a basic dispel.
Price and stats snapshot: Sep 12, 2026. Later patches may change these values.
Buy Eul's when a silence or slow keeps stopping you, or when your hero has a delayed spell that lands perfectly on a cycloned target. Casters with a stun to set up and heroes that must escape silences get the most from it.
You cannot cyclone allies, so Eul's does not rescue a teammate. If the problem is a diving carry on your support, Force Staff or Glimmer Cape solve it more directly than a self-cyclone that only delays the damage.
Invulnerable, then a small dropA cycloned unit is invulnerable for 2.5 seconds and an enemy takes 50 magical damage when it lands. Allies cannot be targeted.
Eul's Scepter of Divinity: 2,600 Combine components · base shop
Eul's Scepter of Divinity2,600 totalRecipe includedA far more expensive upgrade that keeps the cyclone and adds mobility. Compare the remaining cost with a second control item before building it.
Eul's Scepter of Divinity2,600 Base shopEul's Scepter of Divinity2,600 totalRecipe included
Wind Waker6,800 totalRecipe includedComponents + recipe = total price. Already own Eul's? The tab shows the remaining cost. Valve data · Sep 12, 2026.
Eul's Scepter of Divinity buys time. A cycloned enemy cannot act or be attacked, and a cycloned self removes most silences and slows. This guide explains how the item works, when we would buy it and the rules that matter in a fight. Prices and recipe totals use the dated Valve snapshot shown below.
Eul's Scepter of Divinity sweeps an enemy or yourself into a cyclone that makes the target invulnerable for a short time. It also adds intelligence, mana regeneration and movement speed, and its cyclone applies a basic dispel.
Buy Eul's when a silence or slow keeps stopping you, or when your hero has a delayed spell that lands perfectly on a cycloned target. You cannot cyclone allies, so the item does not rescue a teammate. If the problem is a diving carry on your support, Force Staff or Glimmer Cape solve it more directly than a self-cyclone that only delays the damage.
The target lands at the same spot after the cyclone ends. Cast a delayed stun or area spell on that spot right after you cyclone, so it hits the moment the enemy comes down. Heroes such as Lina, Invoker and Puck build whole combos around this timing.
When a silence, slow or damage-over-time effect is about to kill you, cyclone yourself. The basic dispel removes many of those effects, and the invulnerability stops incoming attacks for the duration. Use the time to let a cooldown finish or for allies to arrive.
Eul's stops a channeling enemy and prevents a hero from following up after a jump. Cyclone an enemy Blink Dagger carrier the moment they land, or a channeling ultimate before it does its damage, and let your team react during the pause.
Valve's notes say a cyclone cast on yourself goes through spell immunity, so you can still escape with Eul's while your own Black King Bar is active. Against an enemy with spell immunity the cyclone does not work; wait for it to run out.
Both cost a similar amount and both come from Staff of Wizardry. Eul's controls an enemy or dispels yourself; Force Staff moves an ally or yourself. If your team dies to being caught, buy Force. If it dies to silences or you need stun setup, buy Eul's.
The item's movement speed comes from its Wind Lace component and stacks like other non-boot speed bonuses. It makes rotating supports faster between lanes, which is one reason position 4 heroes buy it early even before they need the cyclone.
| Detail | What it means in your game |
|---|---|
| Price and full recipe | In the 2026-09-12 snapshot, Eul's Scepter of Divinity costs 2,600 gold: Staff of Wizardry (1,000 gold) + Void Stone (700 gold) + Wind Lace (225 gold) + Eul's Scepter Recipe (675 gold). The expandable panel above shows nested components. |
| Important limitation | Valve's notes say you cannot cyclone allies and that the cyclone duration is unaffected by status resistance. The cyclone applies a basic dispel, which removes only effects that a basic dispel can remove. |
| Build detail | An enemy takes a small amount of magical damage when the cyclone ends. The target cannot be attacked or targeted during the cyclone, so time your follow-up for the landing, not for the moment you cast. |
The saved 2026-09-12 Valve snapshot lists 2,600 gold, including its components and the recipe fee. This is a dated reference, not a promise that a later patch has the same price.
Buy it when a silence or slow keeps stopping you, when your hero has a delayed spell that lands on a cycloned target, or when your team needs a cheap way to interrupt channels and initiations.
No. Valve's notes state that allies cannot be cycloned. Eul's protects only yourself or controls an enemy. Buy Force Staff or Glimmer Cape when saving teammates is the goal.
Self-casting applies a basic dispel, which removes many silences, slows and damage-over-time effects. Stronger debuffs that need a stronger dispel stay. Check the enemy's abilities before relying on it against one specific spell.
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