Geb turns into a mass of rolling earth, damaging and Slowing enemies he encounters, stopping at the first god he hits. He increases speed as he travels and his damage increases from 75% to 100% over 3s. Once at his top speed, Geb becomes immune to Crowd Control, and will also Knockback enemy gods.

Geb creates a shock wave, which ripples out from him in a cone, causing damage and Knockup to all enemies. The damage decreases the further the enemy is from Geb, down to 70% at the maximum range.

Geb targets himself or an ally to put a Shield around. The Shield blocks all damage and lasts until its time expires or it takes enough damage to be destroyed. The Shield also cleanses any Crowd Control when applied.

Geb pulls apart the earth, dealing Magical damage to all enemy gods based on a percent of their current Health, and Stunning them.

Critical Strike bonus damage taken is decreased by 75%.

God of Earth

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.

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

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 of magical protections.

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

This item Reduces the cooldown of equipped Relics.

PASSIVE - Your relics receive 40s Cooldown Reduction

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

+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 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.

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 5 seconds. Cooldown - 120s.

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 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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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 damage mitigation when hit by a hard crowd control.

This was expected to be a very close set, but Ghost wasn't having it. Ghost was absolutely relentless from the outset of Game 1, taking a lot of early kills that gave them some good starting momentum. SSG played their objectives well enough that the snowball didn't get too out of control...until we started to hit the mid-to-late. At just 17 minutes in, the kill count was 10-1 in favor of Ghost as they grabbed the Fire Giant and started to look for the end. Just a few short minutes later Ghost began their siege, took four SSG lives, and closed out the first win in 22 minutes. Game 2 looked like it might go better for SSG; they got Cherryo on Cabrakan and saw a better start in the early game. But it wasn't long until Ghost started to pop off yet again, and PBM's Yemoja was doing enough work to qualify him as a carry. The gold/XP differential was even at 17 minutes, but quickly spiraled out in Ghost's favor as they took the Fire Giant at 25, the Oni Fury right after, and started to completely roll over SSG. Soon the momentum had swung far enough that SSG couldn't find their way back and Ghost cleaned up the 2-0.

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

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

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 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.

Game 1 was one of the most back-and-forth fights we’ve seen all season. Radiance dominated most of the early game, shutting down SSG who still had 0 kills on the board by 18 minutes in and were trailing 2k behind. It looked like this game was already over for SSG, until they stole the Fire Giant at 24 minutes and found two picks to keep themselves in the running just a little longer. We thought the game momentum was just going to swing in SSG’s favor, but then it started swinging back and forth between both teams. SSG found another great 3-1 trade at the FG pit and secured the objective while Radiance split pushed the Oni Fury at 31 minutes. SSG sieged the left Phoenix and took it down, but the 2-2 trade that ensued forced a reset. Another fight broke out in right, and SSG committed hard to keep RAD from backing while fire minions swarmed the RAD Titan and chunked its health. But then RAD turned the fight around, found four free picks, and backed just in time to clear the winions. RAD secured the next Fire Giant, but SSG’s Cherryo attempted to backdoor their still-damaged Titan with his Kali. BMT was able to defend though, and the ping-ponging end attempts continued. While a 3-2 trade went down elsewhere on the map, Adapting tried to backdoor SSG’s Titan but wasn’t quite able to finish it off. With 45 minutes on the clock, RAD secured yet another FG and regrouped to attempt another end push. This time they found a 4-1 trade in the duo lane that left SSG’s base mostly defenseless, and RAD stormed in to take the Titan and Game 1 of the set. 

Game 2 seemed much more clear-cut...until it wasn’t. After a slow start and no kills on the board until around 10 minutes, RAD made an attempt at the Gold Fury only to have it stolen away at the last second. RAD tried to bait out a few more fights around other big objectives and kept finding the upper hand, stretching their lead to 6k by the time they hit the late game. SSG looked like they had no chance of coming back, but then they found an amazing play at the Oni Fury pit. After stealing the objective, they claimed four lives for free. With only Benji left standing and Cherryo in hot pursuit to delay his back, the rest of SSG stormed down the mid lane to burn the T2 tower, and then the Phoenix. Finally, just as Benji appeared in the fountain to defend, they burst down the Titan and tied up this set 1-1. 

SSG looked much more aggressive in Game 3, taking a slight early lead and exerting total dominance over RAD’s jungle until well into the mid game. By 15 minutes in, SSG had complete map control and were able to pressure CycloneSpin out of the game completely so that RAD’s strong duo lane fell behind. As the mid game transitioned to the late game, SSG swung a 6k gold lead in their favor. But now that RAD’s deficit was meaning less and less, they started to find the upper hand in some team fights and looked like they might claw their way back in. At 33 minutes, SSG took the Fire Giant and found both the left and mid Phoenixes off the back of it, but RAD found a 2-2 trade and forced SSG to reset. Once the FG respawned, SSG started it up again, then turned on RAD when they tried to contest. Having taken four RAD members down, SSG dropped the objective and turned to run it down mid instead. With almost no defenses left to stop them, SSG took the Titan and the 2-1 set win at 38 minutes.  


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. 


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.

This item gives the owner reduced ability cooldowns.

This item gives the owner a shield to damage when at low Health.

PASSIVE - When you take damage and are below 40% Health, you gain a Shield with health equal to 150 +10 Per Player Level for 20s. Can only occur once every 60s.

From the start of Game 1 to the finish, SSG was in total control. After a quiet start, a fight that broke out by the Fire Giant pit fell 3-2 in SSG’s favor. After another 2-2 around the FG pit, SSG started to put on some serious pressure. They wiped all five members of Sanguine in a Gold Fury scuffle at 15 minutes and solidified a strong lead. Then SSG wiped four members again during the next Gold Fury fight. And then they wiped four members once more at the Fire Giant pit. With a snowballed lead and all the map pressure in their favor, SSG was ready to start sieging. They forced Sanguine to split their defenses between left and mid, then burned down the left Phoenix. The ensuing team fight fell 4-0 in SSG’s favor, and that was all they needed to topple the Titan at 27 minutes. 

At the start of Game 2 it looked like SSG might close this one out 2-0. With an early 2k lead in hand, SSG found a lot of good map pressure and had topped the mid T1 tower by 10 minutes in. But Netrioid and the boys kept finding good team fight picks, extending a slight kill lead for SNG though they still trailed about 1k behind in gold and XP. At 19 minutes SNG found some good picks and made an FG attempt, but SSG stole it right out from underneath them and forced the reset. The FG secure extended SSG’s lead to 5k and gave them even more map pressure, but SNG was out for blood. Netrioid just kept on fragging until SNG found a great 2-0 engagement near the Fire Giant, secured the buff, cleared the Pyromancer, and found a great pick on SSG to completely decimate their lead and even out this game. With the momentum swinging in their favor, SNG successfully sieged the mid Phoenix at 30 minutes in, rotated out to secure a quick fury, then kept up the aggression with a left Phoenix siege shortly after. SSG lost three in their Phoenix defense, clearing the way for SNG to take the Titan and tie up this set 1-1 with 33 minutes on the clock. 

Game 3 looked much more similar to Game 1. SSG came in with a plan and they executed perfectly. We didn’t see first blood until 11 minutes in, but SSG got things started off hot with a double first blood to extend their early lead. Just a few minutes later they had lengthened out a comfortable 6k advantage and started eyeing the Gold Fury. SSG made the attempt, but lost two as SNG forced them to reset. Undeterred, SSG let that objective go and turned their eyes to the Fire Giant at 24 minutes in. Once the buff was secured, there was no stopping them. SSG had all the map pressure as they burned down every tower left for SNG, building up a strong 10k lead by the time they were ready to siege. Once again they forced SNG to split their defenses between the left and middle Phoenixes, preventing them from taking the five-man team fights SNG prefers. SNG just couldn’t hold their ground, and they collapsed as SSG pushed into the throne room to take the Titan and the 2-1 set win at 28 minutes. 


SSG looked absolutely dominant in Game 1. They found a lot of early kills and stretched out a quick 2k gold lead by 8 minutes in. Renegades made some good attempts to even up the deficit as we headed into the mid game, even finding three free picks and an Oni Fury secure. But even so, they were still about 1k behind. On their next Gold Fury attempt RNG lost two members and SSG secured it for free. Feeling comfortable in their map control, SSG moved in to secure the Fire Giant at 24 minutes. With the buff in hand they burned both the middle and the right Phoenixes, then reset and started to look for the game end. At 28 minutes a big fight in right ended in a deicide for SSG, and they pushed into the fountain to take the Titan and the first win of this set. 

Game 2 was much more contested. SSG found some good early aggression, but RNG made them pay for it as they headed into the mid game and secured a slight 1k lead. At 16 minutes, Renegades looked for the first Gold Fury of the game and secured both the objective and three free kills. When a huge altercation broke out at the Fire Giant a few minutes later, RNG took three lives from SSG and the objective -- but Vote was able to split push all the way through RNG’s left Phoenix. SSG dug in their heels and tried to slow down RNG’s growing momentum, but they were still about 6k behind at the half hour mark. As SSG burned down the right Phoenix, RNG lost the bird but found three kills in the counter-engage. But it wasn’t enough to hold SSG off forever. With the enemy barreling down the left lane, RNG made their final stand outside the left Phoenix. SSG absolutely shredded their defenses, took down four members, then burned the Titan and took this set 2-0. 


This set was as close as most fans expected it to be. Game 1 was a very slow burn, with only a single kill on the board at 15 minutes in. But over the course of several patient minutes, Sanguine edged out a slight 3k lead toward the late game -- until Radiance took a Fire Giant at 28 minutes and swung the game’s momentum in their favor. They went knocking on SNG’s left Phoenix, but a clutch triple from Sheento forced the disengage. Off the back of that play, SNG found two more free picks by the Fire Giant, secured the objective, then burned RAD’s right Phoenix. RAD was able to defend and once again turn the tides of battle in their favor. They found a favorable 4-2 trade on SNG, then moved in on Fire Giant at 41 minutes. Right as they were about to secure, Ronngyu’s Terra zoned all of them out and kept the FG leashed so SNG could easily secure. RAD eventually answered with some picks and a follow-up FG secure, and the game was even once again at 50 minutes in. RAD found a big fight in the left lane, and Netrioid traded his life for CycloneSpin’s. This was a well-intended play that proved to be a bit overconfident, and the rest of RAD was still able to collapse on SNG’s base to take the Titan and the first win of the set. 

In Game 2, Sanguine was looking absolutely dominant. They took a strong early lead and carried it into the mid-game, thanks in large part to Panitom absolutely popping off on Thor. With a 5k lead at 13 minutes, SNG soon had a Pyromancer secure, and two Fury secures under their belts by the 20 minute mark. While they went over to secure the Fire Giant, Radiance sent CycloneSpin to split push their duo side towers -- though it wouldn’t be enough to stop the SNG snowball. By 22 minutes, SNG had secured RAD’s right Phoenix, the Fire Giant, and their left Phoenix to boot. After a favorable 3-2 trade in the jungle just before the Fire Giant respawn, SNG burned the right Phoenix one more time and secured another FG. At 28 minutes, they finally got a full deicide on RAD and pushed into the throne room to force a Game 3. 

RAD didn’t take their loss kindly, and came out of the gate swinging in the tiebreaker game. They found a good early lead with three quick picks, putting big pressure on SNG with some key picks like BMT’s Ra. But SNG’s map pressure was strong enough to keep them in the game. At just 9 minutes they found a Gold Fury secure and evened out the gold/XP deficit. By 13 minutes, RAD had a strong lead in solo but SNG had total map control everywhere else -- until RAD started finding some key picks that really seemed to frustrate SNG. SNG wanted to fight, but RAD’s disengage potential was just too good, and in a matter of minutes RAD’s guerilla warfare had earned them a 7k lead. From there on out, the whole game was in RAD’s control. They burned down the right Phoenix at 27 minutes, took the Fire Giant at 30 minutes, then found a clutch deicide (with a quadra for CycloneSpin) that gave them the opening they needed to take the Titan and the 2-1 set win. 


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.

In this set, Radiance reminded us why they are currently undefeated in the SPL. Game 1 got off to a slow start, with some early aggression from Radiance and strong ward vision for SSG in response. RAD found more kills at the outset, but SSG’s objective control was so precise that gold and XP was nearly dead even toward the mid game. A dance at the Gold Fury around 19 minutes turned into an absolute bloodbath, but Radiance came out on top with a deicide and the objective secure. With a lead that strong to contend with, SSG just couldn’t find a way back into this game. A big team fight at the Fire Giant pit fell 4-2 in RAD’s favor, and they absolutely snowballed from there. At 44 minutes, all three SSG Phoenixes were down. They made a valiant attempt to defend in mid, but RAD tore right through them for another deicide and W-keyed into the Titan for the first win of the set. 

Radiance didn’t let up any of the pressure in Game 2. They got an early lead and hung onto it for every single minute. The plays were impressive, but more impressive was the near-perfect teamwork we saw coming out of every member on RAD. By 20 minutes in, SSG’s support was 8 levels down from the enemy, and things were looking pretty dire. Radiance kept hitting the gas pedal and ramming right into SSG’s defenses -- and at just 27 minutes, they landed yet another deicide that busted the right lane wide open and let RAD secure the Titan and the 2-0 sweep.


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

Kuzenbo summons and throws the powerful NeNe Kappa, who can ricochet off of walls. After firing, if the NeNe Kappa bounces off of a wall it will travel 70 units from that point up to a maximum of 2 bounces. After reaching maximum range, or if an Enemy God is hit by the NeNe Kappa, it will burst forth from its shell, slowing and attacking them for 6s. Kuzenbo transfers 20% of his Health and Protections to the NeNe Kappa.

The spikes on Kuzenbo’s back extend out, damaging enemies who attack Kuzenbo. While active, each time Kuzenbo takes damage, the cooldown on NeNe Kappa and Sumo Slam is reduced. Kuzenbo may activate this ability even while under the effects of Crowd Control.

Kuzenbo charges forward, immune to slows, damaging Enemy minions and silencing using his immense strength to push the first Enemy God he hits along with him. Each subsequent Enemy he hits deals damage to both that Enemy and the god Kuzenbo is pushing. Colliding with a wall will also deal damage to the pushed god. Pushed targets can be hit a maximum of 3 times.

Kuzenbo pulls himself inwards under his shell and spins, summoning fierce currents that knock enemies back, increase his movement speed, render him immune to Crowd Control, and allow him to move freely in all directions for 2.1s. Damage after the first spin is reduced by 50%.

Each time Kuzenbo takes over 2% of his maximum health worth of damage, pre-mitigation, he is granted stacks of Damage Mitigation as his head fills with water (Max 10 Stacks).  Stacks last 30s and refresh when he gains another. If he is knocked up, grabbed, pulled, banished or otherwise disrupted, the bowl loses half of its stacks.

Kuzenbo

King Kappa

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

Pele flourishes and fires out a magma orb ahead of her in a line. Once the fiery projectile reaches maximum distance it hovers for a brief instant, solidifies, and then returns back in pieces, dealing damage to enemies on the way back. The number of shards returning is dependent on the rank of this ability.

Pele has 2 charges of this ability.

Pele fiercely erupts energy into the ground, exploding in an area around her, causing damage and Knockup to all enemies.

At ranks 3 and 5 the area expands again at a delay, dealing less damage and a smaller Knockup.

Pele churns the land around her, dealing damage to nearby enemies and providing constant movement speed while this ability is active.
Toggle this ability again to enter an amplified state, expending more fuel but dealing more damage and providing additional movement speed.
This ability has no cooldown but uses fuel and cannot be activated when below 10 fuel.
This damage does not trigger Item effects.

After a short warm up, Pele dashes forwards dealing massive damage and a slow to the first enemy God hit, and dealing additional damage to enemies behind in a cone.

For the next 10 seconds or 3 attacks, every time Pele hits an enemy with a basic attack, she instead deals ability damage in a cone originating from that enemy. During this time Pele's basic attacks deal 50% reduced damage.

When Pele drops below 50% health her flame is set alight, and she gains increased Physical Power, Lifesteal and Ability Lifesteal. This passive has a 30s cooldown.

Pele

Goddess of Volcanoes

Guan Yu's courageous leadership is infectious and, when focused, heals himself and his allies. Healing friendly gods reduces all Cooldowns by 2s.

Guan Yu charges forward, his Green Dragon Crescent Blade extended in front of him. All enemies in his path take damage and are Slowed. Hitting enemy gods lowers all of Guan Yu's Cooldowns by 2s. Guan Yu is immune to Roots, Cripples, and Knockups while dashing.

Guan Yu spins his blade in a controlled but furious display, slicing enemies for damage every .3s for 3s.  Each hit steals enemy Protections, giving them to Guan Yu. Guan Yu is immune to Knockback for the duration.

Guan Yu mounts his warhorse and charges for 4s. While mounted, he can steer and attack and is immune to Crowd Control. Enemies hit take damage and are Slowed. Each hit increases damage from consecutive hits against that target by 20%. Enemies hit on the dismount are Stunned. You can dismount at any time by canceling.

Each time Guan Yu takes or deals damage he gains stacks. At max stacks Painless becomes active and all of Guan Yu's abilities gain boosted effects. Once active, stacks will reset if Guan Yu has not taken or dealt damage in the last 5s.

Guan Yu

Saint of War

Cabrakan becomes enraged, increasing his movement speed. While active, Cabrakan gains 70% increased Attack Speed and his next successful Basic Attack will Stun with no diminishing returns and do bonus damage. Additionally, Cabrakan gains Haste and is immune to Slows and Roots while this ability is active.

Passive: As Cabrakan's shields take damage they store energy and gain Protection stacks.

Active: Cabrakan slams his shields together creating a concussive blast and damaging enemies in front of him. If his shields have the maximum number of Stacks then the enemy gods hit are Stunned. Stacks are removed.

Cabrakan repeatedly slams the ground with his shields creating an earthquake and causing enemy gods around him to Tremble. Enemies in the earthquake also take damage and are caught in a Vortex which drags them towards Cabrakan. This ability can only be channeled for a maximum amount of 10s.

Cabrakan stomps the ground creating a wall of earth and a fissure that travels out in front of him and damages any enemies caught in its path. The walls may be destroyed if they take enough hits. Cabrakan may destroy his own walls with a single Basic Attack.

Cabrakan and nearby allies take 5% reduced damage.

Cabrakan

Destroyer of Mountains

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

Chronos creates a rift in time, damaging all enemies in the area.

Chronos accelerates himself over time, allowing him to move faster initially and gain speed over time. While active, his Attack Speed is increased. This ability also stops the Wheel of Time.

Section I: Heal 1.5% Max Health Per Second.
Section II: 100% Mana Refund On Abilities.
Section III: +25% Magical Power.
Section IV: +35% Magical Power Contribution to Basic Attacks.

Shooting forward spinning gears of time, any enemies hit by Chronos' attack have their Attack Speed reduced and Ramp to a Stun, taking damage on the initial hit and again when they are stunned.

Chronos travels through time to where he was 8 seconds ago, gaining Health and Mana back to the values of that time.  All of his Cooldowns are instantly reset as well.

Chronos becomes empowered as time flows around him. Every 2 minutes he gains a stack that increases his Magical Power. Stacks up to 25 times, stacks are permanent.

Chronos

Keeper of Time

Ymir summons a wall of ice out of the ground that blocks player movement.

Ymir smashes his club, doing damage to all enemies in front of him and Slowing them. Applies Frostbite.

Ymir uses his breath to freeze enemies in blocks of ice, doing damage and Stunning them.  Applies Frostbite.

Ymir begins to freeze the air around him, causing shards of ice to grow on his back and Slowing enemies. After a 3s channel, Ymir erupts out of his frozen state, causing shards of ice to do damage to all enemies in his range. Applies Frostbite.  Cancelling the ability decreases the damage.

All of Ymir's abilities that affect enemies apply a Debuff to the enemy called Frostbite. All of Ymir's Basic Attacks against a target afflicted by Frostbite do 100% more damage. Enemies afflicted by Frostbite deal 15% less damage. Lasts for 6s.

Ymir

Father of the Frost Giants

Horus uses his wings to create an updraft around himself, knocking nearby enemies into the air.

Using the currents from the updraft, Horus' next Basic Attack within 5s will create a gust of wind that travels forward, damaging enemies and slowing them for 2.5s. This attack cannot crit. Enemies that are knocked up when hit take bonus damage.

Horus dashes forward a short distance, ready to strike with his weapon. If Horus hits a god he stops and stuns the god for 1.25s. He will then wind up a heavy cleave. Enemies hit have their Protections reduced for 3s. 

Horus rushes to the aid of an ally. After selecting an ally, Horus will fly to their location before descending. Upon landing, the selected ally and all nearby allies have their health restored and gain protections for 3s.

Horus sends a mirror image of himself into the sky that scouts for a location to fly to. Upon selecting a ground location, Horus will begin to channel for 2s. Allies near Horus after these 2 seconds are flown to the location Horus' image chose. Horus and his allies land with such force, enemies take damage and are knocked away from the landing location. Horus and allies at the landing location gain a protective shield.

Each time Horus is damaged by an enemy god, Horus gains a stack of Resolute. If Set is the god damaging Horus, Horus gains 2 stacks. Each stack increases Horus' Protections and CCR. Resolute stacks to a max count of 10 for 3s. When Resolute fades, Horus is healed based on the amount of stacks. 

Horus

The Rightful Heir

Ah Puch raises up to two decaying corpses from the underworld that surge forward exploding on anything they touch, when they reach max distance, or when Ah Puch reactivates Undead Surge dealing damage and slowing targets hit. Enemies hit also have their healing reduced by 40% for 5s. The corpses collapse after exploding remaining behind.

Ah Puch causes the target area to explode dealing damage. Corpse Explosion also causes any decaying corpses in the area to explode.

Ah Puch throws a charm from the underworld which awakens a decaying corpse that applies miasma to targets in an area and falls to the ground, remaining behind. Targets take damage every second. After the duration, targets take additional damage and are stunned if they were healed by an ability during the initial duration.

Ah Puch unleashes an army of Wraiths from the Ninth Hell that swarm forward and reduce healing and deal damage to enemies they collide with.

Ah Puch is closely attuned with the dead and may exhume corpses at his will. When walking over a decaying corpse, Ah Puch lowers the cooldown of Undead Surge and Corpse Explosion by 2s, restores 5% of his maximum Health and 3% of his maximum Mana.

Ah Puch

Horrific God of Decay

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

Olorun charges an orb of pure energy for up to 2s before firing it in front of him. The longer he charges the farther the projectile goes, passing through and damaging Enemy minions but stopping on colliding with Enemy gods.

This ability can Critically Hit and can provide stacks of Overflowing Divinity.

Olorun gains amplified Attack Speed. Every successful attack on an Enemy during the buff provides his inner Sun with energy, to a cap of 20 stacks.
During the buff or for 4s after, Olorun can refire this ability to conjure the Sun to damage Enemies in an area. The Sun emits projectiles faster and more randomly with higher ammo. Hitting the same Enemy deals 30% less damage each time, to a minimum of 90% reduction.

Olorun expends the light within himself knocking back and damaging nearby Enemies as well as slowing them for 2s.

Olorun and allies are bathed in the light, gaining a heal over time that ticks every second for 5s. For every ally healed, Olorun gains Physical and Magical protections.

Olorun brings forth Olodumare and Olofi who travel outwards, creating a large area of divine energy that distorts the flow of time within.
All Enemies caught in the area are negatively affected by the time dilation, attacking, casting and even animating more slowly.
Olorun himself benefits from the Sanctified Field in a similar way.
The strength of the divine field also impacts the effect of buffs, debuffs, projectiles and deployables.

Upon reaching 150 Magical Power from Items, Olorun gains 15% Critical Hit Chance and a further 1% per 10 Magical Power from Items.
Olorun's Critical hits only deal 50% increased damage.
Additionally Olorun gains 5% extra scaling on his basic attacks.

Olorun

Ruler of the Heavens

Bubble: Yemoja tosses out a bubble that bounces twice, dealing damage and slowing enemies by 30% before exploding into smaller bubbles that deal 50% damage. Enemies hit by both bubble bounces take 50% damage on the second hit.

Moonstrike: Yemoja calls upon the Moon to deal damage to enemies below. The inner strike is the largest, dealing full damage and stunning all enemies and enemy structures hit.

Yemoja sends out a wave of water that damages all enemies it passes through, dealing extra unmitigated damage to their shields.

Once the wave reaches an ally it bounces to all nearby allies healing and shielding them for 3s.

Yemoja creates a water ring that Knocks Up everyone that enters it. Allies are pushed further and gain both Movement Speed and Protections for 3s. Enemies go a shorter distance and are Slowed. After entering a ring you are briefly locked out of entering another.

Yemoja can place the ring at a maximum distance to reverse the direction.

Yemoja unleashes her full power creating two large walls of water that block enemy movement and projectiles. After a delay the river cascades down, damaging, trembling and slowing enemies.

Yemoja gains a buff to her Omi regeneration while she is in the river field that lingers briefly after she leaves it.

Yemoja does not use Mana and only her Ultimate has a Cooldown. Yemoja uses Omi to cast spells. She starts with 7 and can earn up to 10. Yemoja gains 1 Omi (+.01 per level) every 5 seconds and Cooldown Reduction increases Omi regeneration. Yemoja's Basic Attack healing only affects gods and does not proc item effects.

Geb

God of Earth

Victory

11/14/2020

0/6/2

Defeat

11/13/2020

0/3/3

Victory

10/31/2020

0/4/10

Victory

8/9/2020

1/0/14

Defeat

5/23/2020

0/3/5

Victory

5/17/2020

0/3/6

Defeat

5/15/2020

0/5/5

Defeat

5/9/2020

1/2/10

Victory

5/3/2020

1/8/2

Victory

4/19/2020

2/4/22