Rune Eaters' struggles on the offlane position, especially against aggressive picks, could be their downfall against Two Move, who have been exploiting offlane weaknesses effectively.

Rune Eaters recently showcased mixed results with a 50% winrate in the last ten games, but their offlane has been a glaring liability. Their offlaner has a mediocre KDA of 1.8, indicating struggles in both survivability and impact. In contrast, Two Move has maintained a 70% winrate, driven primarily by their midlaner's explosive performance, boasting a KDA of 4.5 and consistently dominating the early game.

In terms of drafting, Two Move has a more diverse hero pool, particularly in the mid and offlane roles, allowing them to adapt their strategies dynamically. They have successfully utilized high-mobility heroes to pressure Rune Eaters' weak offlane. Rune Eaters, on the other hand, seem too reliant on comfort picks for their midlaner, which can be easily countered if Two Move identifies this in the draft phase. Expect Two Move to prioritize heroes that can exploit Rune Eaters' lack of early-game control.