Dota 2 Wiki Character Responses [closed]

http://dota2.gamepedia.com has some really nice pages that give you all or most of the hero responses that you may be able to hear in a game. That's really cool.

Here's the issue, I have no idea what these little tooltips mean on the site. I'm really curious as to what they mean. For example, let's take a sample of Crystal Maiden's page:

You can see things without tool tips, and with them in various flavors (60, u, r, etc). I don't really see a key for these tips anywhere on the site, and clicking them does nothing.

Does anyone know the meaning behind these tags?

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Is Marci a mute?

Marci is Mirana's Servant and Muscle. She is mute and very skilled in battle. She was later killed by Kashurra, sacrificing her life to save Mirana.

Does Marci speak?

Marci's voicelines are whistles One point of debate was whether Marci would have any voice lines. In the Dota: Dragon's Blood anime Marci is Mirana's silent side kick, and Valve has stayed true to the anime. Instead of talking, Marci communicates through whistles. Yes, we are actually serious.

Is Marci deaf DOTA 2?

Marci is the loyal servant and bodyguard of Princess of the Moon, Mirana. She is mute but very skilled in battle, able to handle herself in almost any situation thanks to her mastery of hand-to-hand combat.

Is Terrorblade a demon?

Terrorblade is the demon marauder--an outlaw hellion whom even other demons fear. A cosmic iconoclast, he stole from the Demon Lords, ignored the codified rites that should have bound his behavior, and broke every law of the seven Infernal Regions.

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