Baron Samedi animates two skulls, both which briefly warm up before firing two beams of voodoo magic that damage enemies. The beams crossover wherever Baron Samedi was aiming. Enemies hit by both beams take 15% damage on the second hit.

If the enemy god hit is above 30 Hysteria, their Physical Power, Magical Power, and Attack Speed are reduced.

Baron Samedi guides restless spirits to the ground and buries them. After a brief delay the ground erupts, damaging enemies standing in the area. If an enemy god is hit, friendly spirits fly from the area and heal allies near the explosion or by Baron Samedi.

If the enemy god hit is above 30 Hysteria the friendly spirit cleanses ally slow effects, and increases their Movement Speed.

Baron Samedi throws his snake forward, wrapping any enemy god hit and dealing damage every .5s for 2.5s and applying a ramp to root.

If a god hit is above 30 Hysteria, the snake will also lash out at nearby enemy gods who stand too close after 1s. Enemies hit by this are injected with venom that applies a ramp to root and deals the full damage over time immediately.

Baron Samedi pulls the souls of the living towards his Coffin, becoming immune to Crowd Control and taking 35% reduced damage. Enemy gods within range are caught in a Vortex, dragging them towards the Coffin and taking damage every .33s. When an enemy god gets too close to the Coffin their soul is ripped out, causing them to be stunned, take a large amount of damage based on their maximum health and gain max Hysteria. This ability persists for 3.5s or until an enemy god is pulled to the Coffin.

If targets being pulled are above 30 Hysteria, the pull strength is increased.

Baron shares Baron's Brew, a powerful restorative chalice, with his allies from the Item Shop. Enemies hit by Baron will have Hysteria applied to them. Baron's abilities interact with Hysteria to provide bonus effects. Targets at Max Hysteria take 20% additional damage from Baron Samedi.

Baron Samedi

God of Life and Death

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

Using this item grants the owner invulnerability for a short duration.

Using this item makes you invulnerable to damage and healing for 1.5s, and prevents you from taking any actions. You may still move. Cooldown - 180s.

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.

Teleport to an allied structure or ward. Not interrupted by damage. 

Using this item allows you to teleport to any allied structure while Rooted in place. This effect is not interrupted by damage but is interrupted by hard Crowd Control. Cooldown - 200s.

+30 Magical Power
+5 MP5
+10% Cooldown Reduction

PASSIVE - This item grants 2 MP5 per 10% of your missing Mana. Can be upgraded at level 20.

These shoes grant the owner reduced cooldowns on their abilities.

PASSIVE - On successful hit of an Ability you gain 1 stack. At 4 Stacks your next Ability that damages an enemy God will deal bonus damage equal to 30% of your Magical power to each God hit, and will heal yourself and allies within 20 units for 40% of your Magical Power and will consume the 4 stacks.

PASSIVE - Any god affected by your ability heals gains 20 increased Physical and Magical Protection for 5 seconds.

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 reduced ability cooldowns.

PASSIVE - Every 10s the Pendant activates, subtracting 1s from all of your abilities currently on Cooldown. The initial countdown will not start until you leave the fountain.

+30 Magical Power
+15 MP5

PASSIVE - Every second you gain a stack of Arcane Energy, causing your next damaging ability to deal an additional 2 True Damage and remove all stacks. This effect stacks up to 20 times. Can be upgraded at level 20.

PASSIVE - Basic Attacks and Abilities gain 25% additional Magical Power against targets below 50% Health.

Conquest - M/KB

Joust - M/KB

Duel - M/KB

Conquest - Controller

Joust - Controller

Duel - Controller

PASSIVE - Killing or assisting an enemy minion provides you with 1 stack, granting 1% Movement Speed and 4 Magical Power per stack. Stacks last for 15s and stack up to 5 times. Enemy gods provide 5 stacks.

PASSIVE - Your abilities deal an additional 2% of the target's maximum Health as Magical Damage. If the target has over 2000 Health, your ability bonus damage scales up. This effect reaches a maximum of 9% Maximum Health damage at 2750 Health. Subsequent hits on the same target do half the bonus damage for the next 3s.

This item gives the owner an aura that increases healing.

AURA - Allied gods within 70 units have their Healing increased by 20%.

+10 Bonus Ability Damage
+10 Physical Power
+30 Magical Power
+2 MP5 Per 10% Missing Mana
+10% Cooldown Reduction

ROLE QUEST: MID: COMPLETED!

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.

Mark a target for increased damage from all sources.

PASSIVE - Whenever you damage an enemy god with an ability you mark them to take 7.5% increased damage from all sources. This effect lasts for 7s and can only occur once every 15s.

PASSIVE - Your first ability cast gains 10% Magical Penetration. This can only occur once every 10 seconds.

Using this item applies a shield to himself and allies within 35 units for 100 Health + 12 Health per God Level for 3 seconds. Additionally, all allies receive 2 stacks of Block, absorbing the next 2 Basic Attacks. Cooldown - 150s.

This game was a slow burn at the start, with no first blood drawn until 11 minutes. This slow pace continued well into the mid game, but Radiance gradually pulled out a 3k gold lead and secured the first Gold Fury of the game at 17 minutes. The next several minutes saw lots of scuffles, but very few deaths (with only 4 total kills as we hit the late game). But finally Ghost turned up the heat at 24 minutes, as they secured the Fire Giant and pressured the mid lane all the way to a Phoenix siege that broke Radiance’s base. With almost a 6k gold lead and near-total map control at 29 minutes, Ghost started to look for the end. They attempted a split push between the left and right Phoenixes, but lost four and had to reset. Radiance wasn’t able to find anything meaningful off that fight, and it wasn’t long before Ghost was ready for another siege. A three-for-three fight in the right lane almost forced another reset, until a PandaCat heartbomb killed off the last two remaining members of Radiance, giving PBM and Panda the opening they needed to burn the Titan and take the first win of the set. 

Game 2 saw a much faster (and much bloodier) start, with 11 kills on the board by 20 minutes in. Radiance held onto a slight lead in the early-to-mid, but Ghost quickly closed to gap in the mid game and started to take the lead for themselves. A free Fire Giant at 26 minutes put Ghost in an even more favorable position, but Radiance responded by catching two Ghost boys out of position and punishing them, giving Radiance just enough space to burn the left Phoenix. But Ghost answered back with a left Phoenix siege of their own, and they didn’t stop there. They pushed all the way into Radiance’s base, burned the Titan, and secured the 2-0 set sweep with 30 minutes on the clock. 


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.

Ghost Gaming prove yet again that they just have SSG’s number in another set win against Spacestation. Both games were won in convincing fashion around the 30 minute mark with Ghost’s drafting style leaning heavily towards comfort picks rather than strictly following the meta. Ghost definitely looked comfortable on the Battleground while taking the 2-0 in this set.

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

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.

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 allows the owner to absorb a single hard Crowd Control effect.

PASSIVE - Protects you from a single hard Crowd Control effect or Root once every 70 seconds. When this occurs, you gain 1s of Crowd Control immunity.

Teleport to an allied structure. Not interrupted by damage. 

Using this item allows you to teleport to any allied structure or ward while Rooted in place. This effect is not interrupted by damage but is interrupted by hard Crowd Control. Cooldown - 200s.

This was a record-breaking set for Sanguine! They got off to a dominant start in Game 1 against eUnited, amassing a 2k lead in the early game that had them sitting pretty around the 10 minute mark. As EUN transitioned into the mid game and started to come online, they found a few good picks and a Gold Fury secure to mostly even out the deficit, but their rebound wouldn’t last long. Sanguine secured the Gold Fury at 21 minutes, taking a 1-1 trade and the Pyromancer to recover their lead. A few moments later, they got three free picks in right that cleared the way for them to take both the Fire Giant and EUN’s right Phoenix. After a brief reset, SNG burned down the left lane to secure that Phoenix, and grabbed another free Fire Giant before resetting for their final push. EUN’s right Phoenix went down after a failed defense attempt, and their other Phoenixes were soon to follow. At 26 minutes, SNG grouped in mid and stormed the throne room to take the Titan and the Game 1 win at 36 minutes. 

Game 2 was the fastest game of Season 7 so far -- and one of the fastest in SPL history! SNG got off to a dominant early start. By five minutes in, they had a 4-0 kill advantage on EUN. By the time the early game began transitioning to mid game, there was a stark level disparity in almost every lane as SNG extended a 3k gold differential and started farming EUN’s jungle like it was their own. At 10 minutes, SNG had seemingly backed EUN into a corner. EUN made an exceptionally early attempt at the Fire Giant. While they did secure the objective, it didn’t bring them back into the game as much as they hoped. SNG found four free picks in mid at 14 minutes, and burned every objective in the lane to put pressure on EUN’s base. With an 18-3 kill advantage on the board and a 9k lead in hand, SNG took the next Fire Giant for free and taped down their W keys. Rotating back to the mid lane they had just decimated, they finished burning the middle Phoenix and decided to push into the throne room to end this game in just under 18 minutes! 

+75 Health
+25 Physical & Magical Protection
+25 Health Stolen and Mana Restored Upon Damaging An Enemy God, 10s Cooldown

ROLE QUEST: SOLO: COMPLETED!

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. 


Game 1 of this set fell heavily in Rival’s favor. After an even start, RVL found a 3-1 trade at 10 minutes and secured the Gold Fury of its back, extending a comfortable 3k lead for themselves. Renegades managed to find some scattered kills here and there to keep from falling too far behind, but they wouldn’t be able to keep pace for long. At 25 minutes, RVL grabbed a full deicide in the mid lane and took the Fire Giant for free. RNG tried to defend as Rival tore into their base and found two strong picks, but they overcommitted to the fight and lost four. AwesomeJake408 attempted a heroic one-man defense on his Horus, but he fell almost as quickly as the Titan while Rival picked up the first win of this set. 

RVL got off to another strong start in Game 2, finding some good early picks and a cozy 2k lead by 8 minutes in. From there on out, this game was an absolute bloodbath. Averaging about 2 kills a minute, RNG and RVL traded blow after blow, but RVL remained in the lead throughout. RNG found a great Gold Fury steal at 14 minutes, but RVL made them pay with two lives. Still in the driver’s seat, RVL found a free Fire Giant and a strong 10k lead by the 20 minute mark. Then RNG stopped their momentum dead in its tracks as they found a 5-1 trade at their left Phoenix. With the tides turned momentarily in their favor, RNG took the Fire Giant and the Oni Fury to keep hold of their lead. Suddenly RVL was on the back foot after dominating all game, and RNG was out for blood. RNG secured a deicide at RVL’s left Phoenix, then burned down the Titan to tie up this set 1-1 at 32 minutes. 

In Game 3, it was RNG who found a good start thanks to some early pressure. Carrying a 2k gold lead with them into the mid game, RNG started to pressure the first Gold Fury. Rival held them off, getting one pick and the objective to boot. As the mid mid game turned into the late game, RVL kept finding the upper hand in engagements and slowly whittled away RNG’s early lead until there was nothing left. At 26 minutes, RVL had pulled out a 3k lead over their opponent and looked poised to swing the game momentum completely in their favor. RNG found some good team fights and a key 2-1 trade at the Fire Giant that kept the pressure off for a little while, but it wouldn’t be enough. RVL took a great engagement at the Fire Giant pit and -- thanks in large part to a triple from sam4soccer2’s Awilix -- they grabbed both the deicide and the objective. RVL barreled down the right lane, burned the Phoenix, and took the Titan for the 2-1 set win at 34 minutes. 


This item gives the owner an aura of Lifesteal and Power.

AURA - Allied gods within 70 units have their Magical Lifesteal increased by 12% and their Magical Power increased by 30 or their Physical Lifesteal increased by 10% and their Physical Power increased by 20.

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

The score says 2-0, but parts of this set had us on the edge of our seats from start to finish. eUnited found an early lead in Game 1, extending a slight 2k lead to a 4k lead by 13 minutes in and taking near total control of the map. A few minutes later EUN found a great 4-2 engagement at the Gold Fury, secured the objective, and lengthened their lead out to 10k. A quick Fire Giant secure at 23 minutes gave EUN the power they needed to steamroll through Radiance’s defenses, and as they sieged the throne room they found four unanswered kills. With only one man left standing, there wasn’t much Radiance could do except watch as the Titan fell and EUN took the Game 1 win. 

Radiance looked much better at the start of Game 2, taking a slight lead that persisted into the mid game. EUN secured a free Gold Fury at 9 minutes to even out the deficit, and from there on we saw some scattered fights across the map but no big plays. With a minor lead for Radiance at 20 minutes in, EUN started to turn up the heat. Screammmmm made an insane FG steal with Bastet jump to take the objective away from Radiance, and the game was basically deadlocked by 27 minutes. When it came time to siege, we saw an insane back and forth between these two teams. EUN found a great 4-1 engagement at RAD’s base, burned the right Phoenix, and tried to take the titan. But RAD defended and secured a delayed deicide, but they couldn’t push out too much because their Titan was still dangerously low. The next team fight fell 4-2 in RAD’s favor, so they rushed down the left lane to burn the Phoenix and try to end the game. But Hurriwind held them off just long enough for some of his team to come off their death timers and EUN forced RAD to reset. Finally, EUN was able to secure the Fire Giant and made their final push. They found three kills and the right Phoenix, took the middle Phoenix for good measure, then finally took the Titan and the 2-0 set win at 45 minutes. 


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.

This item reduces ability cooldowns after a kill or assist

PASSIVE - If you receive a kill or assist on an Enemy God all of you non-ultimate cooldowns are reduced by 2 seconds and your ultimate cooldown is reduced by 8s.

This set was as highly contested as it was long. eUnited started Game 1 with some strong early kills, but in spite of their kill advantage Rival held a slight 1k lead until well into the mid game. Things started to heat up around 20 minutes in as eUnited took the first Fire Giant and tried to put on some pressure, but they weren’t able to find much. On the next FG spawn a few minutes later, Rival secured a deicide and took the objective for free, then cleared the map of every T1 and T2 objective remaining on EUN’s side. With a 3k lead now in their hands, Rival wasn’t quite able to find the end they may have been looking for. eUnited found three clean picks at 29 minutes, then another 3-2 trade in their favor shortly after. But Rival still had an 8k lead, and were able to clear the left Phoenix and almost secured the right Phoenix, but had to back off at the last second. EUN put up a strong defense with some absolutely nutty team fights, but ultimately Rival had too much momentum on their side and they were able to siege EUN’s throne room at 40 minutes to take the Titan and the first win. 

In Game 2 we saw a fairly even start with lots of early aggression on both sides. But it wasn’t long before EUN edged out a slight 1k gold lead that Rival couldn’t even out -- even after sam4soccer2 stole a Gold Fury at 14 minutes in. A little while later, EUN found a good 2-3 trade at the Fire Giant pit that let them secure the objective and strengthen their lead to 2k. From there on, the snowball was basically unstoppable. By 27 minutes, that 2k lead had turned into a 9k lead and EUN secured RVL’s right Phoenix -- but RVL split push and secured a left Phoenix in return. Undeterred, EUN started looking for their opportunity to end but seemed to have some trouble with their sieges. During their second attempt to secure RVL’s newly respawned right Phoenix, EUN lost three members and were forced to reset. On their third attempt, they lost one and reset again. But at 44 minutes, EUN finally secured the Fire Giant and got the power they needed to make their final push down the right lane and tie up this set 1-1. 

In Game 3, we saw the methodical Rival plays that we’re used to seeing. Things got off to an even start, and EUN even took a minor early lead. But it wasn’t long before Rival found some good picks and taped down their W keys. At 18 minutes they secured their first Fire Giant and lengthened their 2k gold lead, and they weren’t interested in giving EUN the opportunity to bring this one back. Just a few minutes later they picked off two enemy players and secured EUN’s right Phoenix, then kept pushing right into the base to shred the Titan and take this set 2-1.


eUnited started this set with an interesting double hunter comp that put He Bo in the jungle for Screammmmm. They got off to an early lead in Game 1, and Obey just couldn't seem to find an answer for the constant pressure that EUN put them under. The first Fire Giant of the game went to eUnited, and not long after Obey was already on the back foot, having to defend Phoenixes. By just 29 minutes in, eUnited had already cleared the rest of the map and taken down two Phoenixes. They made their final push just a few moments later -- and in spite of some clutch ults from Obey's Yemoja and Hun Batz that briefly turned the tide of the fight -- eUnited was simply too powerful to stop and they quickly claimed the first win of this set. 

In Game 2, Obey got off to a much stronger start and saw a handful of early kills. But in spite of their scoreline advantage, eUnited kept the lead pretty even with strong objective control. By the 20-minute mark, Obey had edged out a slight lead and took control of the game once again in spite of some strong team fights from EUN. Obey took the Fire Giant at 25 minutes in, but ultimately EUN's unstoppable team fight potential was too much for them to overcome. eUnited quickly wrestled back map control and made their final siege just a few minutes later to take the Titan and the clean 2-0 match win. 

This item allows the owner to absorb a single hard crowd control effect.

Team Rival was the favored squad going into this match. But it was eUnited who swept this set and walked away with a clean 2-0. Game 1 was a barn burner that looked dead even until the EUN boys edged out a lead that let them snowball to a victory. Game 2 was much more one-sided. Rival got off to a weak start, while eUnited was unstoppable in team fights. The EUN squad secured this game in just over 33 minutes! 

Chiron warns his teammates to evade the area, granting them .3s of Crowd Control Immunity so they can escape before it explodes and does damage to all enemies in the area.

Applies Target Mark

Chiron passively marks his enemies as targets when he damages them with Basic Attacks, Training Exercise, or Centaurus, reducing their Physical Protections by 5%. He may activate this ability to fire seeking arrows at all marked targets within range, damaging and slowing them.

Chiron gallops forward damaging enemies, knocking up minions, and kicking enemy gods behind him.
Chiron may fire Basic Attacks while charging.

Chiron is transformed into a constellation, and can fire three long-distance shots, even through walls.
If Chiron would be killed during this ability, he does not die until he runs out of time or shots.  Killing an enemy with this ability when Chiron would have died returns him to life with health equal to the damage dealt instead.
 Applies target mark.

Every 12s Chiron collects herbs for a poultice. Each time he uses an ability, a poultice is consumed to heal himself or an ally within 30 units, based on who has the lowest health. Healed allies also gain Physical and Magical Power.

Chiron

The Great Teacher

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

Serqet dashes three times from side to side, dealing damage and applying Deathbane Poison to each enemy hit. This ability can Critical Hit, and Serqet is immune to Knockup while dashing.

Deathbane Poison reduces a target's Physical Protection for a short time, and remains in a lingering dormant state for 20s.

Serqet launches her two blades forward, dealing damage and applying the Cobra's Kiss Poison.

Cobra's Kiss Poison drives gods to madness, forcing them to attack nearby allies dealing this damage again, or walk harmlessly towards Serqet. Cobra's Kiss remains in a lingering dormant state for 20s.

Serqet vanishes, Rooting herself in place. She may leap once, revealing herself and dealing damage to enemies. She will stay hidden until she leaps or cancels this ability. Enemy gods within range 12.5 will also reveal her.

Serqet leaps to an enemy, Stunning them, applying the Last Breath poison, then pushing them 30 units away. The Last Breath poison deals true damage to the target over the next 5s, and prevents them from healing. If an enemy dies while infected with Last Breath, they will explode, applying the poison to all enemies within 20 units.

Serqet's Basic Attacks apply Catalyst, which consumes her lingering poisons from Deathbane and Cobra's Kiss. If the target is affected by two or three different poisons, they take additional damage.

Serqet

Goddess of Venom

Vamana opens his umbrella in front of him and sprints forward, doing damage to all enemies and knocking them into the air.

Vamana infuses his umbrella with his armor, reinforcing it while he strikes forth, doing damage to all enemies in a cone.

Vamana spins an umbrella out in front of him, hitting everyone in its path for damage and slowing your enemies' attack and movement speeds.  After reaching its destination, the umbrella returns back to Vamana, hitting everyone in its path again.

Vamana grows to an enormous giant for 6s gaining immunity to Crowd Control, Protections, Physical Power, regeneration and his Basic Attacks now damage all nearby enemies. His Movement Penalty for Attacking, Backpedaling, and Strafing are reduced by 20% while in this state.
Successful attacks on enemies also provide stacking Movement Speed for 3s. When Vamana is in Colossal form, taking damage from gods increases the duration and Vamana can pass through player made walls.
You may cancel his giant form early.

A percentage of Vamana's Physical Protection is converted to Physical Power.

Vamana

Fifth Avatar of Vishnu

Ravana throws a powerful punch, projecting his prana with it to damage and slow all enemies in front of him.

Ravana performs a high kick, sending a shockwave forward to damage all enemies in a line, increasing his Movement Speed and rendering him CC and damage immune for the duration.

Ravana's fists fly forward, damaging and passing through minions and damaging and rooting the first god hit. Ravana heals for each enemy hit - with maximum damage sources of one god and up to three minions.

Ravana leaps to a target location, damaging all enemies in the area and applying a debuff to enemy gods that increases the damage they take from all sources. After landing, Ravana receives a buff that reduces the damage he takes from all sources.

Successful Basic Attacks and abilities against an Enemy add to Ravana's Combo Chain.  Each time his Chain reaches 8 he receives a Shield equal to 5% of his Maximum Health as well as 3% Movement Speed. This may stack up to 3 times.


Ravana

Demon King of Lanka

Fafnir hurls his hammer forward, dealing damage to enemies in its path. If Fafnir hits a god the hammer stops short and Stuns them. The Stunned god also radiates out a cursed pulse, Slowing them and nearby enemies by 20% for 3s.

In dragon form, this ability deals increased damage that ticks 3 times over 3s. Also, the cursed pulse shreds Protections in addition to Slowing.

Fafnir coerces his allies into fighting harder, boosting Attack Speed for 5s and healing himself. While Coerce is active Fafnir deals bonus Magic Damage whenever the affected ally damages an enemy.

In dragon form, this ability has a larger area of effect and can buff multiple allies.

Fafnir leaps to a target location and executes a despicable strike, dealing damage and disarming enemies in front of him for 2s.

In dragon form, Fafnir can leap much further. Also, this ability deals increased damage that ticks three times over 3s and Fafnir Stuns the enemy god closest to him for 2s in addition to Disarming. 

Fafnir transforms into a terrifying dragon and is untargetable during the process. When he emerges in dragon form, he regains 200 Mana and nearby enemies become poisoned, taking damage three times over 3s. He remains in this form for a duration or until the ability is activated again. As a dragon, his abilities have additional effects and his basic attack changes to a Dragon Breath that deals damage 3 times per second. Dragon Breath can not proc item hit effects.

Fafnir gains 2 bonus gold from all  enemy kills and assists, including minions. Fafnir also gains bonus Protections based on the amount of gold he is currently holding. The bonuses gained from this ability are capped at 1000 gold in hand.

Fafnir

The Lord of Glittering Gold

Chang'e flings a crescent moon in an arc, dealing damage to all enemies in its path.

Chang'e performs an evasive spin dance. She is immune to damage and Crowd Control during the action. For each tick of damage from an ability or Basic Attack that was avoided, Chang'e restores Mana to herself and her allies.

Chang'e twirls, scattering flowers around her, and healing herself and all nearby allies and damaging nearby enemies. Moonflower Dance also reduces the healing of all nearby enemies.

Chang'e's Waxing Moon dance is captivating, with this dance dealing damage and Stunning enemy gods in front of her.  Each subsequent god that gets Stunned is Stunned for longer than the previous one.

Chang'e can purchase or sell items from anywhere and her Jade Rabbit companion will fetch them. When the Rabbit reaches the store then returns, the transaction completes. Only one item can be purchased or sold in this way at a time. Chang'e also gains +25% movement speed with no backpedal penalty when using her dances.

Chang'e

Faerie of the Moon

Bees swarm at the ground target location, creating a new Hive that provides movement and Attack Speed Buffs to Ah Muzen Cab. He also heals for a small amount every second while he remains close to the Hives. Hives reveal enemies within 20 units of them. The Hives can only be destroyed by Basic Attacks (maximum 6 Hives).

Ah Muzen Cab summons a large swarm of bees that fly forward in a path in front of him, dealing damage to all enemies hit and applying Bees to them.

Ah Muzen Cab sprays honey that lasts for 4s at a moveable ground target location, Slowing all enemies in the area. Bees from Hives within 90 units and Swarm will fly over to protect the honey, dealing damage every .5 second and applying Bees! to all enemies as they leave the honey.

Ah Muzen Cab fires off an enormous stinger that deals damage to all enemies in a line, sticking into the first god that is hit, applying Bees! and Crippling them for 3 seconds.  If the target dies or after 3 seconds, the stinger falls onto the ground for 4 seconds.  If Ah Muzen Cab picks up his stinger, he gains a significant reduction to Stinger's Cooldown.

Enemies afflicted by Bees! take damage every .5s for 2s, are revealed on the minimap, and swarm nearby enemies. Basic Attacks refresh and extend the duration of Bees! by 1s. This damage does not trigger Item effects. 

Ah Muzen Cab

God of Bees

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

Da Ji heats up her claws, causing her next successfully hit Basic Attack to burn the target, dealing instant bonus damage, additional damage every 1s for 3s and Slowing them for 3s. Da Ji gains Haste when this ability activates, which lasts until she hits a target.

Da Ji lashes out with her claws at nearby enemies, executing 4 strikes that damage all enemies in range and apply the Bleed from Torture Blades.

While this ability is channeling Da Ji moves freely in all directions, gains 40% increased Movement Speed, immunity to Slows and Knockups, and her tails mitigate Damage dealt to her by Enemy Gods who are behind her.

Da Ji selects a single allied or enemy target and teleports to their location after a short delay. Upon arriving at the target, she lashes out with her claws, dealing damage and applying the Bleed from Torture Blades to all enemies around her.

Da Ji Summons her signature torture device, the Paolao. As she hovers above the device she may fire up to 3 shots. Enemy gods hit take damage and become Chained and Slowed. At the end of her ability Chained enemies are pulled to the Paolao becoming Stunned and then taking damage 3 times over 2s. If a god hit by this ability becomes Crowd Control Immune at any time, they break the Chain on them and cannot be Chained again until this ability ends.

Da Ji's sharp claws cause her enemies to Bleed when struck by her basic attacks. Bleeding causes the enemy to take additional damage every 1s for 2s (This damage does not trigger Item effects). Bleed can stack any number of times on the same target. 

Da Ji

The Nine-Tailed Fox

Bastet pounces to her target location, damaging enemies within the radius. For 4 seconds after pouncing, you can press the button again to pounce back to your initial location. Bastet moves 25% faster while in the return pounce state.

If Guardians of Bast is active, she will command her guardians to also pounce with her.

Bastet swipes at her enemies, causing them to Bleed for damage every second for the duration.

If Guardians of Bast is active, she will command her guardians to also swipe at her enemies.

Bastet sends a cat forward at her enemies. If a cat finds an enemy it ensnares them, damaging them and rooting them for .5s. The cat persists for 4s or until defeated, continuing to attack nearby enemies. The cats attacks will apply a 2s slow to the enemy.

If Guardians of Bast is active, she will command her guardians to also charge forward.

Bastet calls her loyal Guardian cats to her side. These Guardians will follow Bastet's order, assisting her in any ability she casts and dealing a percentage of Bastet's damage.

When Bastet hits an enemy she marks the target for a brief time. Marked targets leave behind a scent trail Bastet can follow, gaining Movement Speed while in the scent trail.

Bastet

Goddess of Cats

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

Hou Yi fires a powerful shot that can ricochet off of walls. After firing, if this arrow bounces off of a wall it will travel 70 units from that point and gain +40% bonus damage to gods per bounce up to a maximum of 2 bounces. This arrow will stun if the target has Mark of the Golden Crow.

Hou Yi marks an enemy with Mark of the Golden Crow. Marked enemies take extra damage for every 10% of their missing health from Hou Yi’s abilities and basic attacks. Also, marked enemies, including stealthed gods, are visible to Hou Yi on the minimap. The mark lasts for 10s.

Hou Yi launches into the air, and for a short time may target some distance away to quickly dive towards the ground damaging any enemies in the immediate area. If the target has Mark of the Golden Crow they are knocked back.

Hou Yi shoots nine arrows into the sky, striking one sun with each arrow. The nine suns come crashing down one by one, slowing and dealing damage in a target area over time. A target with Mark of the Golden Crow will have their movement speed slowed by an additional 20%.

After taking a critical hit, Hou Yi can’t be critically hit again for 3s.

Hou Yi

Defender of the Earth

Hera damages enemies in a cone in front of her before opening a portal for Argus to attack through. Enemy minions hit by this cone are knocked into Argus' path. Argus then slams his fists at the target location dealing heavy damage. If both of his fists connects with an enemy, it deals 15% extra damage.

Hera weaves magic in front of her before sending it out. Enemies hit by this ability take damage. If this ability hits a god it causes their form to shift into a monster.

Hera shrouds herself in her divine power, granting her a shield from damage and temporary movement speed that lasts as long as the shield remains.

If Argus is active, Argus shines with the same Divine power as Hera, causing him to deal radiant damage and move at an increased rate.

Hera brings Argus crashing down at a location, damaging and knocking up enemies. On landing Argus will attack the nearest target. Hera can control where Argus moves through refiring this ability onto an enemy or if he has a target, to recall him. While recalled Argus will defend Hera and attack anyone that gets close. Argus has a hit chain that starts with a normal basic attack, into a ground circle AoE slowing enemies by 20% for 1s, into a line attack.

Each time Hera deals damage to gods with her Abilities or Basic Attacks Argus, The Defender's cooldown is reduced by 1s and Divine Shroud's cooldown is reduced by 0.33s. If Argus is active he is instead healed.

Hera

Queen of the Gods

Vulcan blasts a fireball out of his Forge, pushing him back and dealing damage to all enemies in its path, marking the first god that is hit.  The Inferno Cannon prioritizes the marked target and deals 15% more damage to that god.

Vulcan constructs an Inferno Cannon that shoots fireballs in a cone that deal damage to the target every second. The Inferno Cannon lasts until destroyed or another is placed. This inherits Vulcan's penetrations but does not apply on-hit effects. Inferno Cannon takes 50% additional damage from non-god sources. Inferno Cannon ignores 25% of the target's Magical Protection.

Vulcan tosses a bomb that explodes in a radius on impact with the ground, damaging and knocking back nearby enemies.

Vulcan launches a rocket that explodes on impact with the ground. The rocket starts at 75% strength, and increases damage the further it travels from Vulcan.

Whenever Vulcan successfully hits an enemy god with an ability he gains bonuses to Movement Speed and MP5 for 5s.

Vulcan

Smith of the Gods

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.

Baron Samedi

God of Life and Death

Victory

1/5/2021

2/6/2

Victory

11/13/2020

4/6/3

Victory

10/31/2020

2/2/6

Defeat

10/23/2020

3/3/11

Victory

5/24/2020

1/3/3

Victory

5/23/2020

0/4/2

Defeat

5/10/2020

1/0/10

Victory

5/10/2020

4/4/12

Defeat

5/8/2020

2/5/17

Defeat

4/18/2020

2/5/12

Victory

4/4/2020

2/1/8