Bacchus takes a drink from his jug, giving him additional Buffs.

Bacchus jumps into the air and, not so gracefully, comes slamming to the ground belly first, knocking all enemies into the air and dealing damage. If he is Tipsy, all enemies are also Slowed after they land.

Bacchus lets out an obnoxiously loud belch, doing damage every .5s for 2s and reducing enemy healing. If he is Tipsy, enemies are Stunned for 1s. Bacchus is immune to knockback for the duration.

Bacchus smashes his jug of wine on the ground, intoxicating all nearby enemies and doing damage. If he is Smashed, Bacchus also gains a Magical Power Buff because of his anger over his lost wine!

Bacchus loves the drink and as Bacchus drinks from his jug, he becomes more intoxicated, gaining Buffs when he gets Tipsy and Smashed. Bacchus also celebrates when he kills an enemy god, giving him 10% on his meter.

Bacchus

God of Wine

Using this item applies a shield to themselves and allies within 35 units for 100 Health + 12 Health per God Level for 3s. Cooldown - 150s.

Using this item will allow you to teleport up to 45 units away instantly. This item can not be used if you have taken or dealt damage in the last 3s. Cooldown - 140s.

Using this item increases the Movement Speed of allied gods within 55 units by 20% for 5s and makes them immune to Slows. Cooldown - 140s

Upon activation you reflect 30% of all damage you take for the next 5s back to its owner.

Using this item reflects 30% of all damage you take, before mitigations, for the next 5s, back to its owner as Magical Damage. If you are dealt 120 * your level damage while this effect is active, the effect will end early. Cooldown - 120s.

+7 Physical Protection
+7 Magical Protection
+75 Health
+7 MP5

PASSIVE - Getting the assist for an enemy minion or jungle monster dying will provide 7 Bonus gold and restore 12 Health and 8 Mana. If you are not near an allied god for 20 seconds this passive is disabled until you are near an allied god again. Can be upgraded at level 17.

These shoes grant the owner reduced cooldowns on their abilities.

AURA - Allies within 70 units receive 10 Physical Protection and 10 Magical Protection.

This item gives the owner an aura of physical protections.

AURA - Allied gods within 70 units have their Physical Protections increased by 15 and their HP5 increased by 35.

PASSIVE - Successfully hitting an enemy god with Crowd Control will place a debuff on the enemy, reducing their Magical and Physical Protections by 10 for 5s.

On ultimate use, gain a defensive shield to punish attacks.

PASSIVE - When your Ultimate ability has finished casting, you gain a Shield equal to your Protections for 5s. When destroyed, by timing out or being depleted, it explodes and deals Magical damage equal to 50% of the Shield’s initial Health and slows targets by 25% for 3s. This can only occur once every 45 seconds.

PASSIVE - Evenly split 120 Physical and Magical Protection among all nearby allied gods and yourself. If you are alone you only gain 60 Physical and Magical Protections.

This item gives the owner an aura that reduces magical protections.

AURA - Enemy gods within 55 units have their Magical Protection reduced by 10%.

This item grants the owner an aura that reduces the healing of nearby enemies.

AURA - Enemy gods within 55 units have their healing reduced by 20%. This does not stack with similar Auras.

Conquest - M/KB

Joust - M/KB

Duel - M/KB

Conquest - Controller

Joust - Controller

Duel - Controller

These boots grant the owner Crowd Control Reduction.

PASSIVE - Every time you are damaged by a god you gain a stack that provides 3 Physical and Magical Protections. Stacks up to 7 times, Lasts 6s

Magical Protection and Crowd Control Reduction.

PASSIVE - For each enemy God within 55 units of you, you gain a stack of 3% damage mitigation. This caps at 3 stacks.

This item grants the owner Damage Mitigation when hit by a hard Crowd Control Effect.

PASSIVE - You gain an additional 15% Damage Mitigation for 3s whenever you are hit with a hard Crowd Control Effect.  This can only occur once every 15 seconds.

Sanguine took the set, but it wasn’t free. After a ton of back and forth PK was able to edge out victory in a 37 minute game 1 after an intense fight on the tail end of an Enhanced Fire Giant secure. Game 2 was much more one sided with Sanguine winning a fight in mid and running it up to take the win in just over 20 minutes. Game 3 was a lot more scrappy compared to games 1 and 2’s slower early game pace. Sanguine quickly took control as they reached the mid game and transitioned their lead into multiple fire giants. PK had a couple of impressive base defenses but ultimately fell in a final team fight on the right side phoenix, securing the set for Sanguine.

+100 Health
+10 Physical Protection and Magical Protection
+7 HP5 & 7 MP5 while within 60ft of an ally god
+3 Gold per Minion Assisted
+4 GP5

ROLE QUEST: SUPPORT : COMPLETED!

This item grants the owner damage mitigation when hit by a hard crowd control.

This item causes the owner's abilities to reduce the healing of their targets.

PASSIVE - Enemies hit by your abilities have 30% reduced healing for 6 seconds.

This item gives the owner an aura of magical protections.

AURA - Allied gods within 70 units have their Magical Protections increased by 20 and their MP5 increased by 30.

Using this item reduces the Healing received by all enemy gods within 55 units by 40% for 10s  and removes 50% of any currently applied shield. Enemies that are healed by god abilities while affected by this curse take 20% more damage from all sources for the duration of the curse. Cooldown - 120s.

This item gives the owner reduced ability cooldowns.

This item Reduces the cooldown of equipped Relics.

PASSIVE - Your relics receive 40s Cooldown Reduction

Using this item grants all allied gods within 70 units 10% Increased Damage dealt to all targets, including objectives, and 15% Attack Speed increase for 8 seconds. While active they also gain +10 Penetration. Cooldown - 120s.

PASSIVE - Critical Strikes only deal 50% bonus damage to you instead of 100%.

Using this item removes Crowd Control Effects and makes you immune to new ones for 2s. Cooldown - 160s.

These boots grant the owner bonus speed out of combat.

PASSIVE - You gain +20% additional Movement Speed after leaving the Fountain. This effect lasts 7s.

PASSIVE - If you take damage below 30% health you unleash a shockwave that stuns all enemies within a range of 20 units for 1s and become immune to Crowd Control for 1s. This effect cannot trigger more than once every 90s.

Using this item will allow you to teleport up to 45 units away instantly. After using this item you gain a 10% Damage Mitigation Buff for 2s. This item can not be used if you have taken or dealt damage in the last 3s. Cooldown - 120s.

What a set! There were so many great plays in this match that we could barely keep up. Game 1 got off to a bloody start, with 9 kills on the board in 9 minutes and both teams even on gold/XP. As we transitioned into the mid game, PK found a godo 2-1 trade around the Gold Fury and secured the objective for free to swing a 3k lead in their favor. At 20 minutes in, PK found four free kills in scattered engagements across the map, clearing the way for them to take a free Fire Giant. With the buff in hand, they cleared every remaining T2 objective on the map and turned towards the Phoenixes. The middle Phoenix went down almost immediately, and the left Phoenix soon followed, but the ensuing 3-1 scuffle (favor of PK) forced a quick reset to recover their health. PK secured the FG a second time at 25 minutes, swinging the gold differential over 20k in their favor. Just a few moments later, PK sieged the right Phoenix and pushed into the throne room to take the Titan and the first win of the set. 

Ghost answered back viciously in Game 2. We saw a much slower start, with only 2 total kills and dead even gold/XP at 8 minutes. But soon enough, Ghost got a little more aggressive and started to take the upper hand in team fights. With a Gold Fury and a strong kill lead under their belts, Ghost swung a 5k lead in their favor. Once the Fire Giant spawned, Ghost looked for it almost immediately and found a great 4-1 trade in the FG pit -- but ScaryD’s Jorm forced them to reset the objective. On Ghost’s next FG attempt they found another 4-1 and got the objective. They burned both the right and middle Phoenixes, then started to look for the left Phoenix as well. PK found a great defense though and grabbed the deicide, buying them a few moments to breathe. PK attempted the next FG, but PandaCat’s Rama stole the objective with a clutch snipe, snatching the buff for his own team and giving them the final momentum they needed to run it down mid and tie up this set at 30 minutes. 

Game 3 was another insane snowball for PK. At just 8 minutes in, they found a 4-0 engagement and stretched a 2k lead as they headed into the mid game. Thanks to strong rotations from Qvo & Neil, PK started dominating both side lanes and were able to secure the first Gold Fury at just 12 minutes in. not long after they found another 4-2 trade in their favor to lengthen that lead even more. They looked absolutely unstoppable as they rotated to secure the first Fire Giant of the game. Though they took the objective, Ghost answered back by split pushing both the mid T2 and the mid Phoenix. But it didn’t slow PK down at all. PK burned Ghost’s mid Phoenix, shredded their defenses with a deicide, and took the Titan at just 22 minutes in to take the set 2-1. 


On ultimate use your next ability has no cooldown.

PASSIVE - When your Ultimate ability has finished casting, your next non-ultimate ability cast within the next 10s will have no cooldown but will only deal 70% of its normal damage and healing. This can only occur once every 45 seconds.

Reduces enemy gods Attack Speed and Movement Speed.

Using this item Slows the Movement Speed of all enemy gods within 35 units by 30% for 5s. Their Attack Speed is reduced by 25% for the duration. Additionally, their Damage Dealt is reduced by 15%. Cooldown - 130s.

This set seemed like a return to form for SSG. Game 1 saw a pretty good start for SSG, with a 1-1 first blood trade that they turned into a 2-1 trade and a blue buff steal to swing an early lead. At about 2k up as they went into the mid game, SSG absolutely shut down QvoFred to make sure his Serqet wouldn’t come online as quickly as PK wanted. Around the Gold Fury pit at 15 minutes, SSG overcommitted to a fight and handed PK both a 3-1 trade and an objective secure. This single engagement swung the gold advantage back in PK’s favor, though it was only a 1k lead. Even so, SSG’s objective control would prove too efficient and it wasn’t long until they had regained a 2k lead as they really started to come online. They attempted another Fury at 27 minutes and found three good picks, but weren’t able to get any other map objectives. It wouldn’t matter though, as SSG was already too far ahead for PK to stop their momentum. SSG looked for the siege starting with the left Phoenix, then the middle Phoenix. They got three kills that extended to a full deicide, and SSG took the first win of this set at 32 minutes. 

In Game 2, it was PK who found the early aggression with a double first blood at just one minute in. The next engagement didn’t go as well though, as a mid 3v3 fell 3-1 in SSG’s favor to even out the early deficit. PK found 2 more good picks a few minutes later and converted it to a Pyromancer secure and a 2k lead. SSG kept finding small victories to keep themselves in the game, but PK’s lead had grown to 4k by 20 minutes in. SSG found a 3-1 engagement that gave them lots of map pressure, then we started to see some weird fights on both sides that ultimately saw SSG get 2 picks, overcommit, lose 3 members, leading PK to get the Fire Giant, but losing 2 in the process. After a second Fire Giant and a mid T2 secure, PK burned down SSG’s mid-Phoenix but lost 3 members in SSG’s defense. PK took the Primal Fury a few minutes later, but then SSG found a 3-1 trade at the FG pit and took the objective for free. SSG attempted a left Phoenix siege, but weren’t quite able to break PK’s defenses. Oni Fury went to PK for free at 42 minutes, and PK converted that into a fantastic 3-0 trade at the EFG. With the buff in hand, PK sieged the mid lane, found a big deicide, then tied up this set 1-1 at 45 minutes. 

In Game 3, SSG once again went on the offensive and put on some serious early pressure. A small early lead became a comfortable 3k advantage by 12 minutes. PK found some good picks in the mid game to try and even up the deficit a bit, but a Gold Fury secure for SSG stopped the rebound. SSG got another Fury on respawn, took out PK’s support, then used that opportunity to take the Fire Giant while split pushing a left T1 tower. After consistently finding the upper hand in every engagement and securing a Primal Fury at 26 minutes, SSG’s lead ballooned to 12k. They secured the Fire Giant a few minutes later, burned down the left Phoenix and one member of PK, then made their final siege to close out this set 2-1 with 30 minutes on the clock. 


PASSIVE - Whenever you damage an enemy god with an ability you steal 8% maximum mana as well as 6% maximum health from the target. The Stats remain stolen for 45s and targets affected can have multiple Buffs and Debuffs at once. This can only occur once every 15 seconds.

Old Obey was nowhere to be found in this set. Game 1 got off to a slow start, with no kills on the board until Cyno found an easy double at 11 minutes in. As soon as Cyno got the aggression started, scuffles broke out all over the map and in just a few seconds there was a 3-2 kill count in Obey’s favor. As Obey took a slight lead into the mid game, they found a 3-3 trade at the Gold Fury and couldn’t quite secure the objective though they held on to a 3k lead. They made another pass at the Gold Fury around 16 minutes, and this time they secured a 2-1 trade and the objective. Pretty soon the deadly combination of good map pressure, good team fights, and a ruthless Vamana jungle gave Obey a strong 6k gold advantage. As Obey started to eye the Fire Giant, PK responded with two quick kills and forced the reset, then found another 2 kills shortly after to try and slow Obey’s momentum. They converted that fight into a free Fire Giant at 28 minutes, a free Primal Fury right after, and a 9k gold swing that put PK ever so slightly in the lead. But PK’s second FG attempt wasn’t nearly as successfull; they lost two members, handed the objective over to Obey, and lost their lead to boot. With the momentum back in Obey’s favor, they started closing in on PK’s left Phoenix. PK pulled out a great defense and got several picks on Obey -- but the whole time they were fighting, Cyno was burning down PK’s Titan with his EFG-buffed Vamana. By the time PK made it back to defend, it was too late. The Titan fell and Obey took the first win of this set. 

Game 2 was a much wilder ride. Obey found the first blood and some good early aggression, but things stayed relatively even throughout the early game. As we rolled into the mid game, Obey started to find a stronger lead with some great team fights and put a little bit of map pressure on PK that snowballed into a comfortable lead. But as the mid game transitioned to the late game, PK activated and started to turn things around. After finding the upper hand in a few team fights and securing some objectives, they evened out their deficit and found a bit of a lead. By the time they secured the Fire Giant at 27 minutes, their 13k gold lead was growing even bigger. Zapman was going full sicko mode on Jing Wei and diving in to shred both opponents and objectives like the right Phoenix. With one bird down, PK was ready to move in. They split their aggression between the left and mid Phoenixes, and got them both as minions started pouring into Obey’s base. Four members of Obey fell in their defense effort, and PK closed in on the Titan to tie up this set 1-1 at 31 minutes. 

The tiebreaker fight in Game 3 began with a spicy picks and bans phase. PK first-picked Cyno’s Nike jungle for themselves, and Obey responded with heavy early pressure draft that made their mission clear: shut down PK, and shut them down quick. But PK had other plans. Obey managed to take a slight 1k gold lead in the early game, but that wasn’t enough to give them the early advantage they needed to make this comp work for them. PK kept pace with good map pressure and superior farm, then secured a quick Gold Fury at 12 minutes to give them a slight gold advantage. Three free picks in mid for PK converted into an incredibly early Fire Giant secure at just 15 minutes in. A few minutes later, PK had a 5k lead in hand and all the map pressure they could ask for -- burning down Obey’s T2 towers while all of their own towers stood mostly untouched. But they overstayed their welcome at the mid T2 and lost two. After PK reset, objectives started to fall like dominos. Another FG went to PK, the Oni Fury went to Obey, a right Phoenix went to PK, and another FG went to PK following the objective respawn. Obey found a great 3-2 trade that gave them a little breathing room to reset, but PK was unstoppable. They took the Oni Fury at 29 minutes, found a 3-1 trade at the mid Phoenix while the Oni minions burned the right Phoenix. PK found a final fateful fight at 34 minutes that fell 4-1 in their favor, and they stormed the Titan to take the 2-1 set win. 


This item grants CC immunity after Knockups.

PASSIVE - If you are hit by a Knockup, Knockback, Pull, or Grab you gain 15% of your max Health over the next 5 seconds. This effect does not trigger on Vortexes. Can only occur once every 45s.

PASSIVE - Regenerates 0.5% of your max health every second.

Using this item removes Crowd Control Effects and makes you immune to new ones for 2s. Cooldown - 130s.

Game 1 started as a slow burn, with no kills on the board at 9 minutes in and a slight 1k lead for Radiance. But as PK headed into the mid game at 13 minutes, they found four unanswered kills that helped them even up the early deficit. A scuffle at the Gold Fury pit saw two PK members fall and Radiance tried to make a Fire Giant rotation to make the most of these picks -- until Zapman delayed their rotation through the mid lane and forced them to double back and settle for the Gold Fury instead. A few minutes later, PK found a clean 2-0 engagement and secured the Fire Giant to help them swing the game’s momentum entirely in their favor. At 36 minutes they found three more good picks and stormed down the mid lane, taking the Titan and the Game 1 win. 

Radiance didn’t take their Game 1 loss too kindly. Thanks to a much better start for Aror and nearly prescient map rotations from Adapting and the rest of the squad, Radiance found several early kills and a 2k lead by 8 minutes in. NeilMah’s Khepri wasn’t nearly as effective this time around with Radiance’s Hun Batz zoning him out at every turn. Once Radiance had that early momentum, they didn’t let it go until the Titan fell. Snowballed into a 12k lead by 22 minutes, Radiance secured the Fire Giant and started looking to siege. As they barrelled down the mid lane they found the deicide and made their final push to shred the Titan and tie up this set. 

Game 3 looked like it was going to be an easy win for Radiance, but PK wasn’t going down without a fight. Radiance put a ton of pressure on NeilMah to keep him from being able to support his squad, and Adapting had near-suffocating pressure on his Hun Batz that kept PK from finding a good foothold. One Gold Fury and a Fire Giant later, Radiance had extended a 7k gold lead. At 28 minutes, Radiance took another Fire Giant but couldn’t quite secure the right Phoenix. With every minute that passed, the lengthy lead that Radiance had started to mean less and less. Radiance found another strong 3-1 trade that they converted into an EFG secure, but PK still wouldn’t go down. They picked off two from Radiance, then secured Pyromancer and bided their time, waiting for the perfect fight. Finally, around the Fire Giant pit, PK collapsed on Radiance and found a perfect 4-0 fight. With no time to waste, they rushed down the mid lane, took down the last remaining member of Radiance, and burned down the Titan for an insane 2-1 comeback. 


Both teams came into this set with something to prove, but ultimately it was the Pittsburgh Knights who came out on top. 

Game 1 was easily the most back-and-forth game we’ve seen all season thus far. eUnited found an early kill lead, but PK held onto a slight 2k gold lead until the mid game. In a sick call from EUN, they snuck over to the Fire Giant at 24 minutes and secured it for free. From there on, it looked like EUN had the momentum they needed to turn the game around. They found a 3-1 trade in their favor at PK’s right Phoenix, but PK successfully defended and forced EUN to regroup. By 31 minutes in EUN had the kill and objective lead, yet PK still had more gold on their side. PK found a good fight at the Fire Giant to stall EUN’s momentum, and found a 3-3 trade in mid just a few minutes later. They secured the mid Phoenix, but got forced out and had to reset. Then it was EUN’s turn to attempt a siege once again. They looked at the left Phoenix, but used Hurriwind’s Janus ult to pull an insane bait-and-switch and go burn down the right Phoenix instead. But it wasn’t enough to find them the win they were hunting for. PK successfully defended yet again, then moved up to secure the Fire Giant at 53 minutes. With the momentum in their favor, they attempted yet another siege at 58 minutes -- this time finding the deicide and the Game 1 win! 

Game 2 was significantly more one-sided. In spite of an even start, PK quickly took the lead and snowballed it before EUN could really find their footing. At 21 minutes, EUN attempted to swing the game back in their favor with a Fire Giant play, but a beautiful ult from QvoFred’s Thor forced them off the objective and into a fight they weren’t ready for. Thanks to a ruthless quadra kill from ScaryD’s Vamana, PK took the deicide and the clean 2-0 set sweep. 


Renegades was looking hot last week, but the Knights absolutely dominated them in this set. 
Game 1 got off to a slow start, but it was clear even from the draft stage that PK wanted to shut down AwesomeJake. They target-banned him in drafts, then focused his Osiris hard in the early stages of the game to make sure he couldn’t be as effective as we’ve seen in past sets. This helped PK secure a slight early lead, which they quickly snowballed into a much more dominant lead by the 23 minute mark. Securing a deicide on RNG opened the way for them to take a free Fire Giant. With a 10k lead in hand, all of their objectives still standing (even the T1s), PK didn’t hesitate to go for RNG’s throat and end this game quickly. The Titan fell and PK took the first win of this match in just 25 minutes. 

It was a similar story in Game 2. Renegades got off to a slightly more event start this time, but PK still held on to a slight lead into the mid game (only 3k at 15 minutes). This small lead turned into a much bigger lead as PK pulled ahead by 15k gold over the next 10 minutes thanks to a few key team fights and some powerful objective control. PK secured the Fire Giant, then cleared the map of every remaining objective to set themselves up for the game end. At 29 minutes, they closed in on RNG’s base and toppled the Titan to take this set 2-0! 


He Bo fires a short burst of water from his hands, damaging all enemies in front of him.

He Bo unfurls his scroll in a line, releasing the flood waters. Allies on the water are immune to Slows and move faster, while enemies are Slowed.

He Bo calls forth a geyser, causing it to burst out with tremendous force at his target location, damaging enemies while knocking them into the air.

He Bo transforms into a wave and crashes forward, damaging all enemies in his path.

Each time He Bo uses an ability, he gains the Steady Flow buff which increases his Magical Power. The timer refreshes when another ability is used.

He Bo

God of the Yellow River

Mulan swings her sword with precision, striking twice and dealing damage to all enemies hit.

Skilled - Mulan gains an Attack Speed increase after using this ability.
Adept - Mulan strikes a third time in a large cone in front of her.
Mastered - Mulan gains 10% Attack Speed.

Mulan brings forth her spear striking in front of her, dealing damage and slowing all enemies hit.

Skilled - Mulan heals for up to 3 enemies hit.
Adept - Mulan strikes a second time further in front of her, dealing bonus damage if she hits the same enemy.
Mastered - Mulan gains 5% Power.

Mulan readies herself and fires an arrow with a rope attached to it. If she hits an enemy god she stuns them, dealing damage and pulling them towards her while dashing and hitting them again for extra damage.

Skilled - Mulan gains a Protection buff after hitting an enemy god.
Adept - Mulan is able to dash to walls.
Mastered - Mulan gains 5% Movement Speed.

Mulan brings forth her entire arsenal dashing forwards with sword slashes, dealing damage and rooting enemies for 1s.
If she hits an enemy god during the dash, Mulan uses her new divine energy to knock up enemies with her spear before firing a large projectile attack with her bow.
Dealing damage with any part of this ability gains Skill towards the weapon used. Mulan also gains Protections for the duration.

Mulan utilizes a Sword, Spear and Bow with her abilities and can gain Skill towards them by damaging enemy gods. Her expertise in each weapon provides different bonuses. Mulan also gains a buff every 10 seconds that reduces the cooldown of the next non-ultimate ability used by 2 seconds.

Mulan

The Ascendant Warrior

Heimdallr throws his sword, Hofuð, into the air. It shines with brilliant light that reveals enemies within 80 units. Heimdallr can refire this ability to call the sword down, causing it to fly to the target location and damage enemies.

Heimdallr blows the Gjallarhorn for 2s, causing enemies in front of him to lose Movement and Attack Speed while taking damage every .5s. While blowing his horn Heimdallr is immune to knockups. When Heimdallr ends this cast, either through cancelling it himself or after 2s, he raises the Gjallarhorn for a final blast. This blast damages enemies and knocks them away from Heimdallr.

Heimdallr manifests a fragment of the Bifrost at his target location. When two fragments are placed they become linked, allowing Heimdallr to traverse the Bifrost. The greater the distance between the fragments the longer it takes to begin traversing and the longer it takes for it to be usable again. If Heimdallr places a third fragment down, the oldest fragment vanishes. Enemies that walk between two fragments are revealed to Heimdallr. 

Heimdallr charges forward, axe ready. If Heimdallr hits an enemy god he stuns them before unleashing a devastating swing of his axe, launching his target into the sky. A Bifrost portal appears and Heimdallr sends the launched foe through the realms of Muspelheim and Niflheim before returning them back to the battleground at a random location in front of him. Muspelheim burns the enemy every .5s for 1.5s while Niflheim slows the enemy for 2.5s.

When Heimdallr gains vision of an enemy god he gains Physical Power, up to a maximum of 5 gods. When an enemy god would disappear from vision (including Stealth) Heimdallr continues to see them for 4s. Heimdallr's Critical Strikes only deal 70% bonus damage.

Heimdallr

The Vigilant

Baba Yaga throws forward magic imbued with chaotic qualities. The magic will travel in the path of a random shape (Left Corner, Right Corner, Split, or Oval) and leave behind a random magical field on the ground it flew over for 4s. The fields can boost friendly Protections, boost friendly Movement Speed, lower enemy Movement Speed, or Silence enemies.

Baba Yaga throws together random ingredients to brew a Potion. Each Eye of Newt increases the Potion's Damage by 7.5%. Each Dragon Scale adds a 12.5% slow to enemies hit for 2.5s. Each Wolf Tooth adds a 7.5% Attack Speed slow and Power reduction to enemies hit for 5s. Baba Yaga can store a single Potion in her consumable slot refiring/canceling this ability. She can pull it out at any time to throw it.

Baba Yaga crawls inside her Mortar for protection. While inside the mortar she gains Damage Mitigation, Knockup Protection, and begins to build up explosive magic. After 1s the magic explodes, launching Baba Yaga and her Mortar in the direction she is facing. Enemies near the Mortar when it explodes take damage.

Baba Yaga calls down her Cabin, causing it to crash onto her and launch nearby enemies away. Baba Yaga commands the cabin for up to 8s, using it as a protective shield to create and throw 4 Witchfire Bolts from the inside. When the thrown Witchfire lands, it explodes dealing damage to enemies in the area while leaving behind a creeping patch of fire that chases nearby enemies. Enemies caught in the creeping fire take burn damage every 0.4s.

Baba Yaga's Cabin accumulates up to 100 essence over time, when it moves, and if enemy gods get too close. Baba Yaga can approach the Cabin and use this essence to gain evolving item stacks. Items with a low stack count take more energy. If Baba Yaga has no stacking item this essence heals Baba Yaga for 0.8% max health per tick.

Baba Yaga

Witch of the Woods

Chernobog conjures a large crystal of curses and hurls it at the target location dealing damage on landing. After several seconds the crystalline curses explode dealing damage again and rooting any enemy in the area. The crystal can be detonated early by firing at it with Vicious Barrage. 

Chernobog fires an enlarged crystal shard that can pierce enemies and deals damage like a Basic Attack.
This applies a single stack of Heart of Cold to all enemies it passes through and instantly detonates Crystallized Curses.
After firing, Chernobog gains increased Attack Speed for several seconds.

Chernobog dashes forward, dealing damage and slowing any enemy he collides with for 2s. If Chernobog comes in contact with a wall, he briefly enters it as a shadow, becoming untargetable and immune to damage for up to 3s.
Chernobog can leave the wall early by dashing or just stepping out of the wall. If he remains for the full duration, Chernobog will automatically dash out as his time expires.

During a brief channeling period, Chernobog summons shadows at the location of all enemies that last for 8s and apply a short stacking Slow.
Chernobog can select any of his shadow clones to fly towards. Once he reaches the location he takes the place of his shadow, refreshing his cooldowns, as well as temporarily obtaining damage mitigations and extra movement speed.

Every successful Basic Attack impales the enemy with a brittle crystal. Upon reaching 3 stacks of Heart of Cold, the enemy explodes for extra damage in an area around them (This damage does not trigger Item effects).

Chernobog

Lord of Darkness

Hades descends into the ground and erupts from below at his ground location, doing damage to all enemies in the area. If the enemy is Blighted, they are also Slowed. Applies Blight.

Hades Silences all enemies in a cone in front of him. If the enemy is Blighted, they are also Feared. Applies Blight.

Hades devours the souls of his enemies, dealing damage in an area around him. Blighted enemies hit by this ability are Detonated, dealing damage to enemies and healing your allies around the Detonated targets. Enemy gods only take 50% of the damage from Detonating Blights.

Hades calls to all enemy souls nearby, creating a Vortex which drags targets toward him, dealing damage every .5s for 4s. If the enemy is Blighted, their Protections are reduced.  Hades also gains Protections and 10% damage mitigation for the duration.

Hades' normal staff attacks apply a Debuff to the enemy, called Blight. This Debuff stays on the target and can be refreshed. If an enemy is afflicted by Blight their Magical and Physical Power is reduced. Also each of Hades' other powers have an additional effect.

Hades

King of the Underworld

Artemis places a trap on the ground. Enemy gods coming within 5 units of her traps activate them, Rooting and Crippling the enemy god, preventing movement abilities and dealing damage every second for 3s. 

Artemis attacks at a furious pace, increasing her Attack and Movement Speed significantly. Additionally, Artemis cleanses herself of slows and becomes immune to Slows for 0.6s when activated.

Artemis fires a volley into a ground target, suppressing all of her enemies. Enemies caught within the volley are damaged and are Slowed.

Artemis summons the great Calydonian Boar on her enemies, doing damage to the nearest enemy god and Stunning them, and itself. The boar is immune until it hits the first god and then continues to charge other gods for its lifetime. Artemis is also immune to Crowd Control for 1.5s.

Artemis deals 15% increased Basic Attack damage to gods and 30% to minions who are afflicted by Crowd Control. 

Artemis

Goddess of the Hunt

Zeus fires a bolt of lightning that arcs between enemies, doing damage and applying a charge on each hit.

Zeus throws his shield forward dealing damage to nearby enemies. The shield remains for 5s, and Zeus may target it with Basic Attacks or Chain Lightning. Each Basic Attack or first Chain Lightning arc that hits the shield will deal additional static damage and apply a charge in the area.

Zeus detonates any charges that have accumulated on enemies, doing damage, multiplied by 1/1.7/2.4 depending on the number of charges.

Zeus conjures a lightning storm, striking enemies in the area every second. Applies a charge with each hit.

In hand lightning bolt attacks against enemies will apply a charge.  Basic Attacks against targets with charges deal increased damage. Charges last 5s.

Zeus

God of the Sky

Odin lunges to his target location, doing damage to all nearby enemies.

Odin summons a flock of Ravens that create a Shield around him. When the Shield expires it explodes outward, dealing damage to nearby enemies based on how much Health it had remaining. If the Shield is at full Health, it deals additional bonus damage.

The Shield will not expire while Odin is using Lunge, and will always detonate upon landing.

Odin begins empowering Gungnir with Runic Magic, becoming immune to knockbacks. Every .7s Gungnir changes runes and Odin pulses out damage around him, slowing enemies for 2s. When Odin releases Gungnir it travels forward, damaging enemies and stopping on the first god hit. The first rune causes allies around Odin to gain Attack Speed for 3s. The second allows Gungnir to home onto enemy gods. The last rune allows Gungnir to stun.

Odin summons a wall of spears that blocks his enemies movement. Enemies inside the ring cannot heal. Odin is immune to Slow and Root effects while in his Ring. A portion of the wall can be destroyed when hit by 5 Basic Attacks. Enemies that leave the ring through or over a wall are chased by Gungnir, taking damage and becoming slowed for 2.5s. Enemies that die inside Ring of Spears grant Odin a permanent bonus to Physical Power.

Odin is empowered as he escorts fallen warriors to Valhalla. Whenever any god dies on the battleground, Odin gains a bonus to Movement Speed and Power. This effect can stack up to 5 times.

Odin

The Allfather

Xing Tian shouts from his chest with great force, damaging enemies and reducing their Basic Attack damage.  Enemies also take damage over time based on their maximum health.

Xing Tian first launches an attack with his axe, knocking the opponents into the air before slamming them into the ground and rooting them.

Xing Tian leaps forward, dealing damage to enemies when he lands, and he may leap again within 3s. While in the air, Xing Tian has increased protections, which are refreshed if he connects with a target.

Xing Tian spins grabbing and hitting enemies with his axe before throwing them in the direction he is facing.

Damage is dealt to enemies once each on the grab and throw as well as three times during the spin.

Xing Tian gains stacks of Smouldering Rage each time he hits an enemy with an ability. For each stack of rage Xing Tian has, he gains HP5.

Stacks last 18s.

Xing Tian

The Relentless

Set amasses his hatred, throwing it forward. Enemies caught in its path are damaged and slowed for 3s.

Set's spawn are commanded when Set fires this attack, dashing towards a location Set determines. Enemies hit by a Spawn's dash take damage and are slowed for 3s. Any dash after the first will deal 40% damage. 

Set conjures a Spawn of himself made of sand. These spawn will stand where summoned and attack nearby enemies. Set can have up to 2 charges of this ability, allowing him to conjure spawn in quick succession. Set can interact with these Spawn with his other abilities, commanding them to attack or teleporting to them. Set can only have 8 Spawn at any given time.

Set conjures a Sandstorm around him, protecting him from Physical Damage and causing him to be immune to Slows. Enemies near Set are damaged every .4s for 6s and have their vision obscured by the sands.

If Set is targeting a spawn when this ability is cast he will immediately teleport to the spawn. Otherwise, he can reactivate this ability to teleport. Set can only teleport once per Sandstorm.

Set enrages, channeling his rage towards his enemies, gaining increased Movement Speed. Each time Set's attacks damage a god they gain a Mark of Set. At 4 Marks the target erupts. Enemies take a burst of damage on each explosion while Set becomes empowered, restoring Health and immediately gaining a charge of Spawn of Set. Excess charges are immediately consumed, causing a Spawn to appear near Set.

Each time Set damages an enemy, Set gains a stack of Relentless. If Horus is the enemy being damaged, Set gains 2 stacks. Each stack increases Set's Attack Speed. Relentless stacks to a max count of 10 for 6s. While Kingslayer is active, Relentless has no maximum stack count.

The Usurper

Khepri lunges forward, dealing damage to enemies he passes through. If he connects with an enemy god he stops, grabs them, and starts pulling them backwards while gaining increased Protections. Enemies are silenced for the duration of the pull.

Khepri rolls the sun forward, setting ablaze all enemies it touches, reducing physical protections, and dealing damage over time. Allies that are hit take reduced damage from enemies for the duration.

Khepri calls down the sun's ire at the target location, dealing damage and rooting all targets in the area.

Khepri blesses an allied god, immediately cleansing them of all crowd control as well as granting them Movement Speed, and immunity to slow effects. If the marked ally would die while blessed, they are instead revived with a percentage of their maximum Health at Khepri's location. Executed allies do not revive.

Every 5s, Khepri applies a shield to himself and nearby allied gods for 2% of the target's Maximum Health for 15s.  The rate is slowed to every 10s if Khepri has taken or dealt damage in the last 5s. (Max 10%)

Khepri

The Dawn Bringer

Kumbhakarna sleepily runs forward. If he hits an enemy he stops and deals damage. If the enemy is a minion, he throws them, dealing increased damage to each enemy they hit.

Kumbhakarna smashes down, damaging all enemies in front of him and Rooting them.

Kumbhakarna lets out a mighty yawn that Mesmerizes all enemies in range. If awakened early, enemies have their Attack Speed and Movement Speed Slowed. Kumbhakarna may use this ability while asleep.

Kumbhakarna moves forward, stops at the first enemy god he encounters, and delivers a massive melee attack that uppercuts the enemy directly into the air. When the enemy lands, it deals area damage and causes Knockup to enemies nearby.

Kumbhakarna does not die when he reaches 0 Health, instead he falls asleep. He will awaken after 8s at 25% Health and Mana, unless hit with 6 Basic Attacks (+1 every 5 levels) while sleeping. This passive has a 240s Cooldown.

Kumbhakarna

The Sleeping Giant

Druid: Artio pulses out a strong wave of energy that damages enemies. She will heal herself and allies within 65 units for each enemy god hit by this ability.

Bear Form: Artio slashes twice with her claws, damaging enemies with each swipe. 

Druid Form: Artio creates a thicket of vines around herself that cripples enemy gods and decreases their Magical or Physical Power as long as they are in the area.

Bear Form: Artio lets out a ferocious roar that Stuns all nearby enemies and increases her own Physical and Magical Protections for 4s.

Druid Form: Artio channels for 2s, draining the life from enemies. While channeling she deals damage up to 5 times and heals herself up to 5 times. Each hit increasingly Slows enemies and enemies hit all 5 times are Rooted for 1s.

Bear Form: Artio charges forward at an increased movement speed for 3s. Enemies she charges through take damage and are Slowed for 2s.

Active: Artio Shapeshifts between her Druid stance and Bear stance.

Passive: Every time Artio hits at least 1 enemy with an ability she gains 1 stack of Invigoration. Invigoration stacks increase her Movement Speed and MP5. Stacks last 6s, and stack up to 8 times.


Enemy gods hit by Artio's Druid or Bear damaging abilities will begin to decompose. This effect decreases their Physical and Magical Protections. This effect stacks. 

Artio

The Bear Goddess

Sobek charges forward at a frenzied pace. If Sobek hits an enemy, he does damage and throws the enemy behind himself. Sobek is immune to Knockups whilst dashing.

Sobek whips around in a circle, knocking enemies back and doing damage.

Sobek does an axe attack that damages all enemies in front of him and lowers their healing received.  In addition, Sobek heals for each enemy hit, up to 3.

Sobek submerges himself, where he gains 20% protections, regenerates Mana, is immune to Crowd Control and he Slows all enemies. When Sobek emerges, he damages all enemies in the radius. Cancelling the ability decreases the damage.

Sobek's Basic Attacks and abilities that hit an enemy grant him Protections for a short time.

Bacchus

God of Wine

Defeat

10/23/2020

1/5/2

Victory

10/23/2020

0/1/1

Victory

10/23/2020

0/3/8

Defeat

10/4/2020

1/5/4

Defeat

6/14/2020

2/6/7

Defeat

6/12/2020

0/3/2

Defeat

5/23/2020

0/2/14

Defeat

5/17/2020

1/6/8

Defeat

5/15/2020

0/4/11

Victory

5/15/2020

2/1/13

Victory

5/8/2020

1/5/8

Defeat

5/8/2020

0/7/4

Victory

5/8/2020

4/3/8

Defeat

5/2/2020

1/5/10

Defeat

4/25/2020

1/2/12