LiveWithHonour will be playing Dota2, and streaming for 19 hours Saturday 27th June at 6am until 28th June 1am. We will be streaming live from our twitch platform.

Who will be taking part?

Nick - Mininixx - hopelessly unreliable - Midlane/offlane - sometimes a god gamer, sometimes losing his lane so badly we might as well quit in the first 5 minutes.

Tom - Hellstorm86 - Daydreamer - Midlane/offlane - would rather check twitter than focus for more than 30 minutes, It will be interesting to see how 19 hours effects his notorious rants.

Rich - Darirch - Grumps - Carry/support - Much like the hulk he is "always angry" - oddly when playing Dota he is the calmest one of the group.

Ryan - Razzmeister - The lone wolf - midlane/carry/support(rushes Agh's) sometimes great, sometimes woeful. Never makes a mistake without making an excuse or blaming map hacks.

George - GC - The educator - support - Likes Shakespeare, plays a cowardy undying.

One thing that we all have in common is our love of gaming, we all believe strongly that gaming should be available to all, and we are proud to do our bit to support SpecialEffect in the wonderful work that they do.

SpecialEffect are a charity that puts fun and inclusion back into the lives of people with physical disabilities by helping them to play video games. Using technology ranging from modified games controllers to eye-control, they are finding a way for people of all ages to play to the very best of their abilities.

There's no one-size-fits-all way of doing this, so SpecialEffect's expert team meet people face-to-face to find out exactly what they want to play and assess what they will need to play it. They then match or modify technology to create and loan truly personalised gaming control setups, and back this up with lifelong follow-up support.

SpecialEffect don't charge for any of their services, so rely 100% on donations raised by gamers and the wider community. That's why events like this are so important in helping them to keep doing whatever it takes to raise the quality of life for as many disabled gamers as possible.

Discover more at http://www.specialeffect.org.uk