You see PARIVISION reshaping its Dota 2 roster as it prepares for the 2026 season. The team moves Dmitry “DM” Dorokhin to inactive status and brings in Valery “SSS” Lazarev to take over the offlane role.
You now watch a younger lineup take form, with 18-year-old SSS joining 19-year-old carry Alan “Satanic” Gallyamov. With this change, Volodymyr “No[o]ne-” Minenko stands as the only remaining member from the team’s original 2024 roster.
PARIVISION ushers in a new offlane era while parting ways with DM
You saw PARIVISION close January by recognizing DM’s role in shaping the roster during its early phase.
The organization shifted him to the inactive lineup, giving you a clear signal that he can explore options with other teams.
At the start of February, you then watched the team act decisively by adding Valery “SSS” Lazarev after his exit from 1W Team.
You know him as a young Russian offlaner who already tested himself in tier-one play during FISSURE Universe: Episode 4.
| Change | Timing | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| DM to bench | Late January | Open to transfers |
| SSS joins | Feb. 1 | Former 1W offlaner |
You can expect PARIVISION to rely on SSS’s development as the roster prepares for elite international competition this season.
How SSS strengthens PARIVISION’s Dota 2 lineup
You add a young offlaner whose pro career began in 2023, which gives you growth potential rather than a finished product. You take a measured risk, but you also gain flexibility through his adaptable hero pool and willingness to develop within a structured system.
You can expect stylistic continuity. You keep aggressive lanes, quick resource conversion, and pressure-driven drafts, while allowing space for adjustment as SSS settles into higher-tier competition.
What you gain immediately:
- Expanding offlane hero options
- Faster adaptation to shifting metas
- Long-term development upside
You position the roster to evolve without abandoning its established identity.
PARIVISION’s new roster
You see PARIVISION slot Valery “SSS” Lazarev into the offlane, with his first appearance set for DreamLeague Season 28 on Feb. 16.
You now follow a five-man lineup built for stability and role clarity.
| Role | Player |
|---|---|
| Carry | Alan “Satanic” Gallyamov |
| Mid | Volodymyr “No[o]ne-” Minenko |
| Offlane | Valery “SSS” Lazarev |
| Support | Edgar “9Class” Naltakian |
| Captain | Andrey “Dukalis” Kuropatkin |
