Dear Serinox,

This letter comes from Clan Doto, from your teammates, your friends, and your family in this clan.

We want to start by saying this clearly and without hesitation: we are sorry.

Competition has always been part of who we are. You, Snek, and everyone in Clan Doto push each other hard because we care, because we want to win, and because we believe in each other’s potential. That competitive fire has always been healthy, and it has made us stronger as a team.

But recently, a line was crossed.

What was said to you went beyond competition, beyond banter, and beyond what should ever happen between clan mates and friends. For that, we take responsibility as a clan. Regardless of intent, the impact hurt you, and that matters.

Serinox, you are not just another player in Clan Doto. You are part of its identity, its spirit, and its history. Seeing you leave didn’t feel like losing a teammate, it felt like losing a part of our home.

Snek acknowledges that what was said was wrong and deeply regrets it. More importantly, we as a clan promise that respect, boundaries, and brotherhood will always come before ego or anger.

We are asking you, genuinely and humbly, to forgive, not to forget and but to allow healing. Clan Doto was built on friendship first and Dota second. Without you, that foundation feels incomplete.

If and when you are ready, we want you back, not just in the roster, but back where you belong: with us.

No pressure. No expectations. Just an open door, an honest apology, and a clan that still considers you family.

With respect, regret, and hope,

Clan Doto
Your teammates. Your brothers. Your home.