Jormungandr fires noxious spit at an area that deals damage and creates a large toxic cloud. This field damages and slows Enemies inside of it every second.

If Jormungandr interacts with a toxic cloud with Consuming Bellow or Submerge, the duration of the cloud is reduced to 8s.

Jormungandr can have a maximum of 9 toxic clouds out at a time.

Jormungandr draws power from toxic clouds nearby while channeling for 1.2s. At the end of the channel Jormungandr roars dealing damage to all Enemies, trembling and slowing Enemy gods by 30% for 1.5s.
Each cloud increases the size of Consuming Bellow and Empowers him up to 3 times while also dealing extra damage to Enemies hit. Extra damage after the first instance is halved.
While Empowered, Jormungandr's basic attack fires at its fastest rate.

Jormungandr submerges into the ground turning invisible as he searches for prey. During this time he moves faster and gains predatory vision, sensing all enemies in a large radius.
Firing this ability while invisible reveals Jormungandr as he emerges out of the ground, knocking up Enemies around him.
Emerging through a toxic cloud creates two new ones in the direction Jormungandr is facing, with a low duration. Taking damage from Enemy gods breaks Stealth.

Jormungandr prepares to enter into the world, enlarging as he prepares a devastating attack.
After selecting a target area, Jormungandr flies into the air, diving down and crashing into enemies as his body then slams into the ground. He must travel 2 more times.
When Jormungandr Emerges and Submerges during this ability, he knocks up Enemies and with each Submerge he leaves behind a toxic cloud.

Jormungandr is so large that he cannot be affected by Hard Displacement. Instead, he gets Dazed, a fading, non-cleansable slow that increases the damage he takes for the duration. Any Attack speed past base speeds up the recharge rate of Jormungandr's Basic Attack. Jormungandr's Basic Attacks do not proc item hit effects.

Jormungandr

The World Serpent

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.

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.

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.

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

+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.

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 gives the owner reduced ability cooldowns.

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

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.

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.

This starter item steals life while fighting.

+15 Physical Protection
+10 Magical Protection
+50 Health
+2 Flat Damage Reduction

PASSIVE - Damaging an enemy god steals 25 health away from your target and restores it to you. This effect can only occur once every 10s. Can be upgraded at level 20.

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

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.

PASSIVE - Every 2s you receive a stack of 7 Physical Protection, up to a max of 5 stacks. Stacks are removed upon taking Physical Damage from gods. Stacks can only be gained after not taking Physical Damage from gods for 2s.

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.

Using this item reflects 30% of all damage you take, before mitigations, for the next 5 seconds, 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. While this is active enemies can only lifesteal from you for 50% of their total lifesteal. Cooldown - 120s.

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.

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

ROLE QUEST: SOLO: COMPLETED!

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

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.

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.

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 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.

This item gives the owner stacking Protections.

PASSIVE - Provides a Health Shield that gains stacks every 2s. Shield only stacks if you have not taken or dealt damage in the last 5s. Each stack provides 10% of 100 Health +5 Per Level.  The full shield will regenerate after 20 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.

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

AURA - Enemy gods within 55 units have their Physical Power reduced by 20.

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 causes your damaging abilities to slow your targets.

PASSIVE - Enemies hit by your damaging abilities will move 20% Slower for 1 seconds.

Magical Protection and Cooldown Reduction.

PASSIVE - When you take Magical Damage from Abilities your cooldowns are reduced by 3s. This can only occur once every 30s.

What a way to close out the phase! Radiance looked really aggressive in Game 1, and it was clear they were trying to shut down Sanguine before their late game comp could come online. RAD managed to swing an 2k gold lead around the 8-minute mark, but SNG quickly evened things out by taking the Gold Fury. In their next team fight, RAD overcommitted to a kill and SNG got four free picks for it, leaving the Fire Giant open for SNG to take at 19 minutes. SNG rotated right over to the left Phoenix, got two more picks, and took the bird. They tried to end there, but didn’t quite have enough damage and had to reset. Another team fight broke out at the next Fire Giant spawn, and RAD lost one in the scuffle, so SNG was able to secure the buff a second time. They pushed the left Phoenix once again, got two picks, and were finally able to burn down the Titan to take the Game 1 win at 27 minutes. 

Radiance answered back hard in Game 2. Sanguine had a good early game, shutting down RAD every time they looked for aggression. Things were mostly even until the mid game, when RAD managed to steal the Gold Fury and a slight lead in their favor. SNG kept finding good picks though, and soon the lead swung ever so slightly back to their advantage. Finally, RAD found a great 4-0 engagement at the Gold Fury pit and took the objective. On the back of another 3-0 trade shortly after, RAD was able to secure the Fire Giant at 23 minutes, stretched those three kills out to a full deicide, and swung a 4k gold advantage in their favor by the 24 minute mark. Ready to make their siege, RAD burned the right Phoenix, found two picks, burned the left Phoenix, and finally broke SNG’s base at 26 minutes to take the Titan and tie up the set. 

Game 3 was absolutely nuts! We saw a very slow start, with no kills on the board until around 13 minutes in. The Gold Fury pit was a highly contested area this game. RAD attempted the GF and SNG forced them to reset. Then SNG attempted the Gold Fury and RAD found a good 3-1 trade, finally taking the objective at 17 minutes and swinging both a 4k lead and some strong map control in their favor. RAD started to look even more dominant in team fights, taking a quick 3-1 trade in their favor at 22 minutes and then securing the Primal Fury at 23. When SNG started up the Fire Giant in response, RAD made it there just in time to steal the objective -- but they lost two men and were forced to retreat while SNG hunted them down, taking two more kills and pushing mid lane all the way to the Phoenix. SNG burned the bird but lost two in the process so they were forced to reset. RAD answered back by stealing the Primal Fury, getting two picks, then attempting the left Phoenix -- but once two men fell they had to reset. With both teams relatively even and the gold/XP differentials meaning less and less as the late game dragged on, the FG became a hotbed for team fights.RAD just barely took the better end of a 5-4 engagement at the Oni Fury pit and took the objective, then attempted FG -- where they lost two members and SNG was able to secure the objective. With the buff in hand, SNG took both the middle and left Phoenixes but weren’t quite able to end. Once RAD’s Phoenixes had respawned at 47 minutes, it was anyone’s game. RAD took the Oni Fury again, and both teams clashed in several small skirmishes that ultimately didn’t go anywhere. Finally, SNG found a great 3-1 engagement at the FG and hit the gas. They dropped the objective and turned their attention to the right Phoenix, which they quickly burned down and rushed into the throne room to take the Titan and the 2-1 set win after a grueling 52-minute game.


eUnited was on fire in this set! They started Game 1 with plenty of aggression and a slight kill lead, but SSG found some good fights that kept the gold/XP differentials fairly low until we transitioned. In SSG’s first Gold Fury attempt, EUN stole the objective right out from underneath them and got two picks to boot. From there on out, the game momentum stayed in their favor until the finish. SSG tried to put up a strong defense at the next Gold Fury, but a triple from Hurriwind quickly shredded their defenses and forced the reset. EUN kept finding good picks after that, stretching their lead to 5k by 26 minutes in. With no towers left standing as we headed into the late game, SSG was on the back foot and EUN managed to burn down their middle Phoenix. They tried to push straight through to the Titan, but lost two members and had to back off. At 35 minutes, they were ready to try it again. This time, they got the left Phoenix, briefly reset, then found three clutch picks as they rotated into the mid lane. The mid Phoenix went down quickly. With only two men left to defend the SSG Titan, EUN closed in and took the Game 1 win. 

SSG got off to a better start in Game 2, with a slight 2k advantage at just 8 minutes in. But EUN kept winning small engagements to keep the deficit from spiraling out of control. SSG held onto their small lead well into the mid game, but weren’t quite able to stretch it out any further. EUN just kept finding pick after pick to keep them in check. EUN grabbed themselves a Fire Giant as they barreled toward the late game, and took out SSG’s support to weaken their defenses even further. SSG finally turned things around and found a fantastic 4-2 trade to slow down EUN’s momentum, but it wouldn’t quite be enough to stop them. EUN found another free FG secure at 40 minutes, rotated to take SSG’s left Phoenix, briefly reset, then burned the middle Phoenix as well. SSG made some good defenses in mid and forced EUN out without losing the Titan, so EUN bided their time until the next FG spawn. Once the buff was secured they attempted to siege the right Phoenix, but lost two men and had to reset once again. Finally, EUN found a huge fight in the duo lane that kept SSG distracted while Snoopy snuck into SSG’s base with a fire minion wave and shredded the Titan before SSG could recall, thus handing EUN the 2-0 sweep.


Game 1 was pretty straightforward. PK took an early lead thanks to some serious aggression in jungle and duo. Their 2k lead quickly stretched to a 6k lead after a 3-1 engagement that fell in their favor, and PK just kept on picking advantageous team fights that left RNG reeling. Around the 22 minute mark, PK grabbed a free Primal Fury, rotated through mid and found the upper hand of a 3-1 trade, then continued their journey to secure the Fire Giant as well. After clearing the map of nearly every remaining RNG objective, PK reset and bided their time until the next FG spawn. Once they had it secured, they pushed toward RNG’s left Phoenix, toppling the bird and securing a deicide in the process. With nothing left to stand in their way, PK closed out Game 1 in 32 minutes. 

Game 2 was an insane ride from start to finish. RNG looked to shut PK down early with some relentless aggression, putting 8 kills on the board in just 8 minutes. With a 3k lead in hand as they transitioned into the mid game, RNG secured the first two Furies of the match and were sitting pretty as they looked for the first Fire Giant as well. After securing the buff, they pushed the entire right lane and even burned down the right Phoenix. But their next FG attempt wouldn’t go so smoothly, as ScaryD stole it right out from underneath them and PK turned the fight around to grab a 2-1 trade. With the game momentum suddenly in their favor, PK converted that to a left Phoenix secure and a 3-3 trade in the ensuing scuffle. With 37 minutes on the clock, it was anyone’s game. PK found another great 3-2 trade at the next Fire Giant, but were forced to reset and came back a few minutes later to secure it. Sensing an opening, RNG made a cheeky backdoor attempt at PK’s base, but PK somehow caught wind of what they were planning and quickly recalled to defend. They claimed three RNG lives, then clapped back with a siege of their own. PK took the Titan and the clean 2-0 set sweep in 47 minutes! 


Ghost kicked off this set with a strong start in Game 1, taking an early 2k lead and securing the Gold Fury at just 11 minutes in. Then they just...didn’t let go of that lead for the rest of the game! Thanks to some clutch rotations and impeccable teamwork between Twig, sam2soccer2, and fineokay, Ghost stretched their lead to 6k by the mid game. After a quick 3-1 engagement at the FG pit, the buff fell in Ghost’s favor and they cleared the entire right lane. On the next FG spawn, Ghost easily secured the objective and snowballed an even bigger 14k lead. With the buff in hand, they split pushed the left and middle Phoenixes. Radiance had only a few defenses left, and Ghost quickly overcame them to take the Game 1 win at 27 minutes. 

Radiance answered back in Game 2. Gold/XP differentials stayed almost dead even until 14 minutes in, when Radiance found an early deicide at the Gold Fury pit and took the objective to stretch out a 2k gold lead. From there on, that lead snowballed out of control. Radiance found four free kills in right, then rotated to take the first Fire Giant at 17 minutes. With a 6k lead in hand at 21 minutes, Radiance’s team fight potential was proving too strong for Ghost to answer back. In the next FG encounter, Radiance wiped out all of Ghost for the deicide, secured the objective for free, then rushed down the right lane to topple the Titan and tie up the set in 27 minutes. 

Game 3 was another 27-minute beatdown, this time falling in favor of Ghost. Ghost popped off with a very aggressive start, quickly putting Radiance at a 4k deficit and taking a 9-2 kill lead. By 16 minutes in, the situation had further devolved for Radiance as Ghost pulled ahead by 6k. Ghost secured the first Fire Giant of the game at 20 minutes, and took a 3-1 trade over Radiance to boot. Ghost began their siege on the left Phoenix and got the bird, but lost three lives as Radiance forced them to reset. Ghost secured the next FG for free shortly after it respawned, and made another attempt at breaking Radiance’s base. Soon enough, both the left and middle Phoenixes fell. Ghost had to bide their time just a little due to some low health bars, then finally regrouped and took down the Titan to wrap up this set with a 2-1 win. 


Obey got off to a solid start in Game 1, pulling out an early gold/XP lead thanks to some strong aggression from Cyno. As the early game transitioned to the mid game though, SSG woke up and started to answer back. Their snowball began with a 3-1 engagement in right that they converted to a T1 tower. From there on out, they started to find the upper hand in every single team fight across the map. With a 7k lead swinging in their favor and snowballing quickly to 9k, SSG cleared the map of almost every remaining T2 objective and started to put serious pressure on Obey. They secured the Fire Giant at 28 minutes, then took the Primal Fury for free as they rotated toward Obey’s left Phoenix to begin their end game siege. They lost one man in the fight and opted to reset, but Obey wouldn’t get much of a breather. A bloody fight in the right lane fell 4-0 in SSG’s favor and they managed to chase down the deicide, but lost two lives in the process and reset once again. The third time proved to be the charm as SSG made their final puush at 34 minutes and took down the Titan to grab the Game 1 win. 

Game 2 went much the same way. Obey got another strong start to pull out an early-game lead, but SSG answered back with a few good picks to even out that deficit going into the mid game. The first Gold Fury scuffle was a bloody affair that saw Obey grab a deicide, though they had to reset without securing the objective. The next engagement at the Fire Giant fell heavily in SSG’s favor with a 4-2 trade, but once again the objective went unsecured. With a growing 3k lead in hand at 21 minutes, SSG found three free picks on Obey and used that momentum to secure both the Fire Giant and the Primal Fury. But in spite of SSG’s rapidly snowballing lead, Obey’s late game fight potential really shined through and they kept finding the upper hand in team fights. They found a great 3-1 trade to slow down SSG’s momentum and tried to get themselves back in the game. It just wasn’t meant to be though, and SSG committed a brutal deicide at the FG pit, then took the objective shortly after to set them up for their final siege. Obey’s Phoenixes melted under SSG’s white-hot pressure, and soon there were no birds left to defend their base. With 38 minutes on the clock, SSG stormed the Titan to take the clean 2-0 set sweep over Obey. 


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

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.  


PASSIVE - You gain 20% of the Magical protections of the nearby allied god with the highest Magical protections within 70ft.

PASSIVE - Every 15 seconds you gain a block stack if you have at least 120 total Protections from items, preventing the next Basic Attack from damaging you. For each additional 120 total Protections from items the max. stacks increases, up to a cap of 3.

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. 


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

Chaac throws his axe forward, damaging all enemies in a radius around its landing location. The axe remains idle in the ground for 5s or until another ability is used.

Chaac spins his axe around him, damaging all enemies, and gaining Protections for each enemy hit (max. 5). Gods hits provide 2 stacks.

If his axe is out from Thunder Strike, he will first dash to the axe location, doing 50% base damage to enemies he passes through and then executing his spin attack. This dash can go through walls.

Chaac summons a rainstorm around his current location for 6s. While it rains, he regains Health, and enemies are caught in the mud and have their Movement Speed and Attack Speed reduced.

If his axe is out from Thunder Strike, a rainstorm will also spawn at that location. Enemies caught in the area of both rainstorms will have the Movement Slow and Attack Speed Reduction applied twice.

Chaac charges up his lightning axe for a short duration then unleashes a blast, Silencing, Knocking Up and damaging all enemies around him. While charging up, Chaac has Damage Mitigation and is immune to Crowd Control effects.

After 5 successful Basic Attacks, the next ability Chaac uses costs no Mana and has its cooldown reduced by 2s.

Chaac

God of Rain

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

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

DECAY (Dark Stance) - Hel fires an orb of decay that deals damage and passes through minions. The orb will explode in a 12 unit radius if it hits a god, a wall, or reaches max range.

RESTORATION (Light Stance) - Hel fires an orb of restoration that hits gods only. Hitting an enemy god deals damage. Hitting an allied god heals that god and heals Hel on a successful hit.

HINDER (Dark Stance) - Hel debuffs all enemies in the targeted area, reducing their Magical Protection and slowing them for 3s.

CLEANSE (Light Stance) - Hel cleanses all allied gods in the targeted area, removing all Crowd Control effects instantly and protecting them from future ones for a duration.

REPULSE (Dark Stance) - Hel conjures a burst of dark energy around her, damaging all nearby enemies.

INSPIRE (Light Stance) - Hel conjures a burst of light energy around her, healing herself instantly and applying a heal over time to nearby allies that ticks every 1s. Hel gains Increased Movement Speed, and allies gain a reduced amount (10%) for the duration. 

DARK STANCE - Hel's abilities cause damage and she gains increased Magical Power.

LIGHT STANCE - Hel's abilities heal and support her allies and she gains increased Protections.

Passive - Hel gains increased MP5 and Half of the benefits gained from Switch Stances are shared with allied gods within 30 units.

When Hel is in a stance, she gradually attunes to the strengths of that stance, gaining up to 20% increased damage in the Dark Stance and 20% increased healing from abilities and buffs in the Light Stance.

Goddess of the Underworld

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

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

Zhong Kui pastes a card on all enemies in front of him, marking them as a demon, Slowing and damaging them each second while they are marked.  If the card is removed, 75% of the remaining damage is done instantly.

Zhong Kui drives out the demons of his enemies, dealing damage as they leave the body. Demons exorcised from Enemies marked by Expose Evil will be absorbed by Zhong Kui, healing him per demon (up to 3), and will remove the card.

When fired, the Book of Demons deals damage and Stuns enemies, stunning marked enemies for 2x the duration and removing the card. Once this ability has been ranked, the Book of Demons flies nearby Zhong Kui, firing for 50% of Zhong Kui's basic damage.

Upon activation, demons pulse out from his bag at nearby players every second for 5s. They chase and accelerate over time, doing damage to enemies as they enter the body. Zhong Kui is immune to Knockback and Slows for the duration.

Zhong Kui captures demons each time anything dies within 80 units of him and stores them in his Demon Bag, giving him additional Protections. When Recall Demons is activated, Zhong Kui gains double the Protections from his Demon Bag, but loses half the demons in the process. Zhong Kui also loses half the demons in his bag if he dies.

Zhong Kui

the Demon Queller

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

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

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

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

Terra gains momentum, causing her to charge forward and deal damage to enemies she passes through.

Terra may charge through her own Standing Stones to Shatter them. If she does she may charge one more time within the next 3s.

Terra raises up two Standing Stone walls on either side of a target location. As long as both stones stand, Terra may activate this ability again to slam the stones together, damaging and Stunning enemies in between for 1.5s.

These stones can be Shattered into a cone of shrapnel with Force of Nature, damaging enemies in the area. 

Terra summons a Standing Stone monolith surging with natural energy. The monolith heals nearby allied gods every .5s for the duration but can be destroyed early if hit by 3 enemy basic attacks.

Terra can Shatter this stone with Force of Nature to Root enemies in the area for 1s and create a damaging area that lasts 5s. 

Terra channels her strength into the world around her, buffing her allies and debuffing enemies for 10s.
Allies gain 5% damage mitigation and protective stones that heal the ally if all 4 are activated as well as a Heal over Time.
Enemies receive 5% more damage from all sources and harmful stones that damage the enemy if all 4 are activated.
Stones are activated when an ally or enemy receives damage.

Terra's abilities create Standing Stones. While any Standing Stones are active Terra is Knockup immune. Additionally her Basic Attacks will cleave, slow, and deal bonus damage to enemies. This Bonus Damage does not trigger item effects. If Terra Shatters any stones she will retain this buff for 3s after all of the stones are gone.

Terra

The Earth Mother

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

Tyr charges forward, immune to Knockup, damaging enemies.
Assault Stance: Tyr pushes all enemies along with him, hitting them 2 times and knocking them up in the air.
Guard Stance: Tyr hits each enemy only once, passing through and knocking them up in the air.

Tyr makes a massive melee attack, hitting all enemies within a 180 degree cone.

Assault Stance: Enemies that are knocked up in the air are knocked away.

Guard Stance: Tyr heals himself for each enemy hit (max 3).

Tyr changes between Assault and Guard stances. Changing stances refreshes the cooldown on Fearless and Power Cleave.

Assault Stance: Gain Physical Power.

Guard Stance: Gain Protections.

Tyr leaps through the air, bringing indiscriminate justice upon all enemies in the target area, and Slowing them.

 Stuns, Taunts, Fears, Intoxicate, and Mesmerize cannot affect Tyr for longer than 1s.

Jormungandr

The World Serpent

Victory

6/14/2020

0/4/4

Victory

6/13/2020

4/3/1

Victory

6/13/2020

2/6/10

Victory

6/12/2020

7/0/8

Defeat

6/12/2020

5/1/9

Victory

6/12/2020

1/3/2

Defeat

6/7/2020

3/4/11

Victory

5/30/2020

2/1/2

Victory

5/29/2020

4/3/7

Victory

5/29/2020

0/5/1

Victory

5/24/2020

3/3/2

Victory

5/24/2020

3/5/16

Victory

5/23/2020

4/3/8

Defeat

5/23/2020

3/1/2

Victory

5/23/2020

1/2/6