All Terrorblade (TB) gems in Dota 2: which ones you can buy, how much they cost, and what they look like

Terrorblade’s Arcana, Fractal Horns of Inner Abysm, allows you to change the color of otherworldly effects using prismatic gems. Buying a gem for Terrorblade in Dota 2 today is difficult not only because of the high price but also because of their scarcity. Some of them are so rare that it’s practically impossible to get them. At the very least, you need to find someone who has one, and not everyone has these gems! In any case, below is a complete catalog of 41 gems with prices and RGB codes, organized by price category.

Released in late 2014. The name is an ironic reference to Kunkka’s outfit. The gem dropped from the popular “Treasure of the Defender’s Vision” and has established itself in the budget segment.

A popular budget alternative to Midas Gold. The only way to obtain the gem in its pure form is to use the Master Artificer’s Hammer on Techies’ Arcana. The Arcana is destroyed, and the gem is added to your inventory.

It was used as the base color for Unusual couriers from the Quirt’s Summer Stash chest. A lot of couriers with this color piled up, and hardly anyone liked the shade itself, so players destroyed them en masse. As a result, the gem has established itself in the ultra-budget segment.

It appeared in early 2014. It dropped as a standard color for Unusual couriers from themed chests. Due to the mass destruction of couriers with hammers, the pure gem became established on the market as a standalone lot.

It dropped as a base color from some Unusual couriers during the 2013–2014 era, such as from Incandescent Wax chests. The name refers to toxic swamp vapors, reflecting the stone’s pale, “otherworldly” aesthetic.

It debuted in the summer of 2013 during TI3 as the tournament’s main alternative color. Due to its scarcity and popularity, Neon Blue is in the premium segment.

It appeared in early 2014 and dropped from the Treasure of Crystalline Chaos chest. Thanks to market supply and stable demand, it maintains its position in the mid-range segment.

A historic “first wave” gem. Thanks to its aesthetics and steady demand, it maintains its position in the upper tier of the mid-range segment.

It dropped as an ultra-rare base color from the Ghastly Treasure of Diretide holiday treasure chest. It was included in Unusual couriers with the Diretide Corruption effect. Demand remains consistently high due to its association with Halloween pumpkins.

It dropped as a rare base color from Unusual Couriers in the Treasure of Earth Essence. It maintains a solid price due to demand from fans of the purple aesthetic.

Introduced in November 2013 during the “Three Spirits Update.” It was a base color for Unusual Couriers from the Treasure of Earth Essence. One of the most profitable green gems in the game.

One of the base gems from the “first wave.” Its rarity, history, and appearance have cemented its place in the high-end price segment.

One of the base gems from the “first wave.” Thanks to its widespread presence in older courier sets and the absence of harsh neon colors, it holds its ground in the mid-range segment.

It was the base color for Unusual couriers from the Treasure of the Malignant Amanita. It’s prized for toning down the neon brightness and creating a muted, “sickly” glow. Due to its scarcity, it has moved from the mid-range to the high-end category.

One of the “first wave” staple gems. Its versatility and history keep it in the mid-range segment.

The old Teal color, which Unusual couriers occasionally found in the first chests from 2012–2013, has been officially renamed Sea Green. Its unique color palette and high demand keep it in the upper part of the mid-range segment.

It appeared in late 2014. It dropped as a base color for Unusual Couriers from the “Treasure of the Defender’s Vision” chest. Due to the chest’s popularity and the large number of crafted couriers, it’s always available for purchase.

Released during the 2014 summer update. It dropped as a rare base color for Unusual Couriers from the Treasure of the Summer Hearth.

On November 14, 2013, Valve revamped courier customization: the old paint system was discontinued and replaced with prismatic gems, one of which was this one.

The main visual symbol of TI3. Due to its rarity and vibrancy, it maintains a consistently high price on the market, surpassing basic green shades.

It was a rare base color for Unusual couriers from the Treasure of the Emerald Polycount chest. It appeared in late December 2013. Due to its scarcity and historical value, it commands a fairly high price on the market.

One of the “first wave” base gems. Its rare status and rich esports history keep it in the high-end price range.

Released as part of the “New Bloom” event (New Bloom Festival 2014), dedicated to the Lunar New Year. Due to its historical rarity and popularity among collectors, it has firmly established itself in the premium segment.

That very same light-green Terrorblade. The history of this gem, like that of its purple “brother” Bright Purple, dates back to 2012–2013. Due to the craze for neon colors and the scarcity of pure stones, it has established itself in the highest price segment.

It was originally dropped randomly by Unusual couriers from the 2013 base treasure chests. Thanks to its brightness and rarity, it is in the highest price segment.

White Terrorblade. It appeared in May 2013 and dropped as a rare base color for Unusual Couriers from the Treasure of the Shaper Divine chest. Due to the cult following surrounding the white color and its scarcity, it has established itself in the highest price range.

It appeared in mid-2013 as an extremely rare base color for Unusual Couriers from the “Treasure of the Cursed Wood.” The cult status of its “invisible glow” cemented its place in the premium segment.

It was the rarest base color for Unusual couriers from the Treasure of Ember Essence themed chest, dedicated to Ember Spirit. The color palette mimics the hero’s glowing embers and visual effects. Due to its beauty and high demand, players have been destroying couriers for years just to get this gem.

The most expensive base gem for Terrorblade. Due to its sky-high price, players often look for alternatives like Placid Blue or Crystalline Blue. It belongs to the “Roshan” gem category: it was the base gem for the Ice Baby Roshan courier.

A direct “successor” to the old Dota 2 cosmetic system. Its rare status and neon glow keep it in the high-end segment.

A symbol of wealth and the owner’s high status. It belongs to the elite “Roshan” gems and serves as the base color for the Golden Baby Roshan courier. Because of its price, players are constantly looking for alternatives: Explosive Burst gives a lemon-yellow hue, while Ember Flame leans toward fiery neon. But only Midas Gold offers pure, unadulterated gold.

Released on December 12, 2013, during Frostivus. Transforms a crimson demon into a ghostly ice spirit. Its pastel aesthetic keeps the gem in the upper part of the mid-tier segment.

One of the “first wave” base gems. Its rarity, history, and appearance have cemented its place in the high-end price segment.

It appeared on September 16, 2013, as the main treasure in the Treasure of Rubiline Sheen. The chest dropped Unusual couriers with the Rubiline Sheen effect: translucent ruby crystals with a pink glow grew around them. Due to its popularity, the gem falls within the upper range of the mid-tier segment.

It appeared in the summer of 2014 during the The International 2014 compendium period. Its color scheme mirrors the official TI4 style. Due to its connection to the tournament’s history, it has established itself in the upper price segment.

Released on July 12, 2012. It was timed to coincide with The Defense Season 2 championship, organized by JoinDota. Due to its historical value and rarity, it is in the highest price segment among red stones.

It was guaranteed to drop upon killing the rare Unusual courier Plushy Shag Shagbark, which appeared during Valve merchandise promotions.

The base gem of the Platinum Baby Roshan courier. Only players who made it into the Hall of Fame for the fastest Roshan kill could obtain it.

Due to its high price, players often substitute it with more affordable orange gems, such as Diretide Orange or Ember Flame. It belongs to the “Roshan” gem category: the base gem for the Lava Baby Roshan courier.

The name references Warcraft and Dota lore: “Unhallowed Ground” refers to desecrated, lifeless land. Historically, it dropped as the base color for Unusual couriers during the 2013–2014 era. It’s considered an “acquired taste,” so it falls into the budget segment.

It appeared in early 2014 during the “New Bloom Festival,” an event celebrating the Lunar New Year. It dropped as a rare reward from the named chest “Treasure of Vermilion Renewal.”