Mercury moves in the blink of an eye, dealing one melee attack to every enemy within the target area. This ability can Critically Hit, and triggers Ability related Item effects, not Basic Attack related Item effects. 

Passive: Mercury gains increased movement speed.

Active: Mercury increases his Attack Speed, cleanses himself of Slows and becomes immune to Slows for the duration.

Mercury dashes forward, knocking aside minions, grabbing the first enemy god he encounters and spinning them. The enemy god takes damage until the effect ends, and Mercury throws the god in the direction of his choice.

Mercury gathers energy for a powerful Dash, with the range extending as he does so. He travels the distance faster than the speed of sound, dealing damage to all enemies, stunning them and spinning them around in a random direction.

For every 1 unit traveled, Mercury gains a 0.08% Physical Power bonus on his next Basic Attack (max 40%).

Mercury also gains additional Physical Power equal to 25% of movement speed from items or abilities.

Mercury

Messenger of the Gods

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

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 grants the owner invulnerability for a short duration.

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

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

Gives users Gold and Mana for killing Jungle monsters.

+50 Health
+50 Mana

PASSIVE - Your Basic Attacks deal +15 True Damage and your Abilities deal +30% Damage versus Jungle Monsters. When a Jungle Monster is killed you are restored for 10% of the Monster's Health and 25 Mana. Can be upgraded at level 20.

This item causes the owner's Basic Attacks to hit nearby enemies.

PASSIVE - All Basic Attacks will also hit enemies within a 15 unit radius of the target for 50% of the damage to Gods, and 50% damage to Minions and Jungle Camps.

These boots give the owner high Physical Power.

This item increases Critical Strike Chance after a kill or assist.

On ultimate use seek out and banish evil.

PASSIVE - When your Ultimate ability has finished casting, reveal all enemy gods within 120 units for 8s. While moving towards revealed enemies gain 30% Movement Speed. When first striking a revealed target they take an additional 40 + 30% of your Physical Power. This can only occur once every 45 seconds.

This item gives the owner increased Critical Strike Chance and damage.

PASSIVE - Critical Strike bonus damage dealt is increased by 30%.

PASSIVE - Your Critical Hits provide you with 10% Physical Penetration and increase your Attack Speed and Movement Speed by 20% for 5s.

This item causes your Basic Attacks to reduce the target's Physical Protections.

PASSIVE - Melee Basic Attacks decreases enemy Physical protections by 10, and increase your physical protection by 10 for 3s (max. 3 Stacks).

PASSIVE - Killing or getting an assist on an enemy god gives you 1 stack. Each stack provides 3% Critical Strike Chance. Stacks are permanent and stack up to 5 times.  

Conquest - M/KB

Joust - M/KB

Duel - M/KB

Conquest - Controller

Joust - Controller

Duel - Controller

+7 Power
+100 Health
+40% Bonus Damage vs. Jungle Monsters
+7% Health and 25 Mana Restored on Killing a Jungle Monster
+5 Penetration
+5% Movement Speed



ROLE QUEST: JUNGLE: COMPLETED!

This item gives the owner additional physical power and lifesteal.

Sanguine and Radiance were tied in the standings going into this set, but a 2-1 victory for SNG finally put them ahead. Game 1 hinged on some key objective secures for SNG that swung a fairly even early game really far into their favor. Every FG they secured got converted into a Phoenix siege, and it wasn't long until Radiance collapsed under the sustained pressure at 31 minutes. Radiance looked much more aggressive in Game 2, but their strong early momentum eventually stalled out. They bided their time, keeping pace with Sanguine until they finally found a favorable 4-1 fight that cleared the way for them to end the game and tie up the set. SNG got their vengeance in Game 3 though, as Sanguine slowly took complete control of the game and every single team fight. When the Titan fell at just 26 minutes, Radiance only had a single kill on the board. 

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

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

This item gives the owner additional Physical Power and Physical Lifesteal every time they hit with a Basic Attack.

PASSIVE - Killing an enemy god forges a shield from their blood with Health equal to 200 + 10 per Player Level for 20s. While the Blood Shield is active you gain +10% movement speed.

This item increases your Critical Strike Chance. Critical Strikes empower your abilities.

PASSIVE - Successfully Hitting an Enemy God with a Critical Strike will subtract 3s from all of your abilities currently on Cooldown, except your Ultimate ability. This effect can only happen once every 5s.

This item causes the owner's Critical Hits to weaken Enemies.

PASSIVE - Critical hits on enemy gods afflict them with poison for 2s. This poison slows them by 10% and reduces their damage output by 15%.

Sanguine was absolutely merciless in this set! They drafted several comfort picks against Obey in Game 1, and it paid off. Netrioid & Sheento got fed early, and Sanguine was able to snowball pretty quickly into a dominant lead. Obey simply couldn't find enough footing to fight their way back in, and slowly lost control of the map until Sanguine sealed their fate with a near-deicide during their final siege, closing out Game 1 in 28 minutes. In a rare sight, both teams drafted exactly the same picks and bans for Game 2. But Sanguine made even quicker work of Obey this time around, making it clear that the issue with this Obey draft may not just be the execution. In just 24 minutes, Sanguine put Obey into the ground and closed out this set 2-0.

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.

This set was a big opportunity for the knights to move up in the standings, and they took full advantage! Obey put up a good fight and forced this set to three games, but ultimately it was PK who came out on top. Game 1 was fairly even until the mid-to-late, and looked like it might fall in Obey's favor when they took a 17-minute Fire Giant. But PK held on long enough for Paulsephone to come in clutch and they closed out Game 1 at 27 minutes. Game 2 was a much harder fight, as Obey hit the ground running and PK did their best to keep pace. Thanks to some incredibly clean team fights, Obey was able to run away with this game and tie up the set. Game 3 started with ScaryD getting a triple on Achilles within the first five minutes, and PK pretty much had complete control from there. They snowballed that momentum into a quick 26-minute dub and a 2-1 set win. 

This item causes the owner's Critical Hits to reduce healing.

PASSIVE - Enemies hit by your Critical Strikes have 35% reduced healing for 6s.

Radiance's backslide unfortunately continued in this set as SSG took a commandingsweep. Game 1 can only be described as a good old fashioned beatdown, as SSG took down the Titan in just 22 minutes -- and with only 2 kills on the board for Radiance. For the better part of Game 2, it looked like Radiance might have a chance to tie up the set. But in the final 10 minutes of the game, SSG decided to step off their back foot and turned the game right back around in their favor. Radiance only had a few minutes to collect themselves before SSG stormed down the mid lane to close out this set 2-0. 

PASSIVE - Upon getting a kill or assist on an Enemy god you gain Atalanta's Agility for 10s. This effect increases your Attack Speed by 20% and decreases the Movement Penalty for attacking, backpedaling, and strafing by 30%.

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

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.

The score says 2-0 but this set was wild! Game 1 saw a relatively quiet start, with only a few kills on the board and a decent early lead for SNG. They got the first FG of the game at just 19 minutes, and it wasn't until 21 minutes in that PK got their first kill on the board. From there on out, the FG was a highly contested objective -- Neil stole one for PK, then SNG secured the next one...and the next one after that. With strong momentum in their favor, SNG split-pushed PK's phoenixes and forced them into an unfavorable defense. In spite of a good fight from PK that almost wiped SNG out, they managed to hold on just long enough to bring down the Titan and take the Game 1 win at 42 minutes. Game 2 got off to a much more even start, and PK hit us with some fantastic plays -- especially Zapman, who had a stunning performance on Jing Wei. SNG started to fight back in with a big fight at Oni and an FG secure, but they couldn't find a successful siege and had to reset. SNG took the next two FGs, but PK didn't make it easy for them to find big objectives on the back of those secures. The late game state became so chaotic that anyone could have taken it, and both teams even started base-racing Phoenixes to try and end! But in a stunning close to the set, a huge wave of Fire Minions burned down PK's Titan while PK tried to push for the end inside SNG's base -- thus handing SNG the 2-0 set sweep. 

Radiance didn't go down in this set, but Sanguine finally proved that they can bleed! Game 1 was absolute domination for Radiance from start to finish. They took a strong early lead, then kept it in a stranglehold until SNG's Titan fell. No matter how SNG tried to respond, Radiance kept finding the upper hand. After an EFG secure around 33 minutes, Radiance finally ended SNG's suffering and took the G1 win. SNG got their revenge in Game 2, as both Sheento and Netrioid popped off. With some familiar comfort picks in hand, SNG looked as though they'd returned to form as they slowly snowballed the game and found some really strong team fights. SNG was able to end the game and tie up the set in just 23 minutes! Their victory was short-lived though, as Radiance came roaring back in Game 3. Much like Game 1, Radiance just took the early game by the horns and rode that momentum as far as they could. They were absolutely merciless in team fights -- and though it looked for a minute like Sanguine might be able to fight back in, Radiance squashed that last shred of hope and closed out the set 2-1. 

This item reduces nearby Enemy Gods' healing upon hitting them with basic attacks.

PASSIVE - Enemies hit by your basic attacks gain 15% reduced healing, stacking up to 2 times and lasting 6s.

These boots grant bonus speed while out of combat.

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

What a set for Sanguine! Game 1 was a slow burn, with only 1 kill on the board at 10 minutes in and a dead even gold/XP differential until well into the mid game. It wasn’t until SNG secured a Gold Fury at 17 minutes that we saw any sort of meaningful lead. But PK kept finding good picks across the map and toppled a few towers to even things right back up and quickly take a 5k lead. With a little momentum behind them, PK secured the Fire Giant at 27 minutes and started barrelling down the mid lane. SNG forced a reset at the mid Phoenix, so PK just rotated over to the left Phoenix and took that one instead, then rotated to secure Primal Fury. PK started looking for another FG at 32 minutes, but dropped the objective to try and turn a fight on SNG -- though after losing one man they were forced to reset without any kills or the buff. A few minutes later SNG found a huge fight that gave them two free picks, the Fire Giant, and one more pick to boot. Suddently, the whole game had swung in SNG’s favor. Although minions were swarming their Titan, SNG kept pushing up the right lane and secured the right Phoenix before resetting to defend. The next FG scuffle ended in a big deicide for SNG, and there was nothing left to stop them as they stormed down the right land and took the Game 1 win at 41 minutes in. 

Game 2 wasn’t nearly as close. SNG got off to an aggressive start, feeding Panitom kill after kill and shutting PK down at seemingly every turn. SNG kept finding good team fights, and PK struggled to answer back. By the time SNG secured their first Gold Fury at 16 minutes, they had already stretched out a 6k gold/XP lead. As PK finally started to come online toward the mid-to-late game, they found a strong 4-3 trade under their duo T2 that briefly stopped SNG’s assault, but it wouldn’t be enough to get them back in the fight. SNG secured the Fire Giant at 25 minutes and pushed down the left lane to take a Phoenix and extend their 10k lead even further. Finally, SNG secured the last FG of the game at 30 minutes, grouped for a five-man siege on the right Phoenix, and quickly burned through the last of PK’s defenses to take the Titan and the 2-0 set sweep in 31 minutes!


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

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

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

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


Rival opened Game 1 with a slight early lead, which they held onto as we hit the mid-game. But overall both things stayed pretty quiet through the mid-game, save for a clean Gold Fury secure by Obey and a single kill for each team. It would be a few more minutes before things really started to heat up, as Rival started pushing objectives in the right lane and Obey answered back with a great 3-0 fight. In spite of Obey’s kill lead, Rival still held about a 2k gold lead thanks to their omnipotent objective control. Rival moved in on the Fire Giant at 21 minutes, but at the last second a clutch blink Hun Batz ult from Weak3n let Obey steal the objective. They converted this to a good fight in right and finally began burning T2 objectives. And yet...Rival still held the gold and XP lead! Feeling confident after their last FG play, Obey committed to the Fire Giant on respawn and secured the objective, but lost three members in the ensuing fight. Sensing an opening, Rival rushed the mid Phoenix, shredded one more member of Obey, then took down the Titan to secure the Game 1 win. 

In Game 2, we saw a much more even start. Rival led in kills and XP, while Obey had just a little more gold on their side. They held onto this slight lead until the mid game, but Rival quickly turned the tables with a clutch fight at the Fire Giant pit that saw a 4-1 trade and the objective secure in RVL’s favor. Obey answered back with a 3-3 bloodbath at the Gold Fury pit to take the FG buff of a few of their opponents, but Rival circled back to secure the objective and extend their lead to about 6k. With the game momentum in their hands, Rival pushed every T1 objective on the map and regrouped to prepare for the late game. Obey made an attempt at the next Fire Giant, but Rival was there to force them away from the objective while sam4soccer2 split pushed right. RVL moved back in to secure the FG, then turned on Obey to claim three lives. With only 2 members of Obey left to defend, Rival hit the gas and shredded the right Phoenix, then pushed right into the Fountain to take the Titan and the clean 2-0 sweep! 


PASSIVE - Your first ability cast gains 20% Physical Penetration. This can only occur once every 10 seconds.

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 - 150s.

The Knights drafted a very aggressive duo lane for Game 1, looking to punish Sanguine’s weak early play. This worked for a few minutes, and PK edged out a slight lead -- but by 11 minutes, Sanguine evened out the gold/XP difference by securing both the Pyromancer and the Gold Fury. Things were still dead even at 24 minutes and it looked like anyone’s game. SNG seemed more than happy to relish in the slow burn of the game clock, hoping that PK would get restless and try to force a fight while SNG burned objectives. With a little bit of good momentum on their side, SNG made a Fire Giant attempt at 27 minutes, but PK dove in at the last minute to steal away the objective and stall SNG out a little longer. The game swung in PK’s favor briefly as they found some good picks and pushed all the way up to the left Phoenix, but ultimately it wasn’t enough. SNG found a great fight in the right lane with a 4-1 trade in their favor, then burned down the Phoenix and brought down the Titan in 33 minutes. 

Game 2 went in a similar fashion. PK got three early kills, and at 9 minutes in they had secured a slight 1k lead. They held onto this lead until the mid game, but a few tower secures and a Gold Fury for SNG brought them right back in pace with PK. Things heated up at the Fire Giant, where PK pulled out an incredible defense thanks to Zapman’s Morrigan, and they found a few good picks that put them in the lead once again. But it was short-lived, as Sanguine secured the Fire Giant at 24 minutes to even things out all over again, then found a good 3-1 trade and a free objective secure at the Enhanced Fire Giant just a few minutes later. With the buff in hand, SNG shredded the right Phoenix and started their final push. Another fight broke out at the left Phoenix, ending in a 2-2 trade. As SNG was taking the middle Phoenix, waves of Fire Minions and Oni Minions collapsed on PK’s Titan, bringing it down before the middle Phoenix even fell. 


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

Sol burns bright, gaining a large amount of Heat, Healing herself over time, and igniting the ground around her. Enemies that walk onto the fire take damage over time. The damaging area persists for 3s.

Sol's next basic attack explodes, creating a shockwave that travels out, dealing damage. At full size, the wave retracts, dealing damage again and slowing enemies.

Sol burns down her manifestation, gaining movement speed and immunity to Slows while leaving a trail of fire behind her that damages enemies.

After 3s Sol loses corporeal form for a short time. Sol may leave her incorporeal form early.

Sol unleashes all her flame and fury from the sky, striking 8 times along a moveable ground target location. Enemies hit are knocked back on the first strike, and take only 30% damage on successive hits.

Sol gains Heat as she uses abilities and hits with basic attacks. She gains +1% Magical Power and +1.2% Attack Speed for every 4% Heat. At 100% Heat, Sol's basic attacks gain +20% Damage. Heat decreases over time.

Goddess of the Sun

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Serqet

Goddess of Venom

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

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

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

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

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

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

Hera

Queen of the Gods

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

Aphrodite blows a kiss to an allied god, making them her soul mate and giving them both increased movement speed.  If it hits an ally, it has a reduced 1s cooldown.  If the kiss hits an enemy god, they are Stunned and Aphrodite's soul mate gets jealous, increasing their damage. Also, 70% of all Mana regenerated by Aphrodite is restored to her soul mate.

Agitated by all the attention, Aphrodite commands enemies to get away from her, doing damage around her, slowing them by 25% for 2s and knocking them back to 25 units from her.
If Aphrodite has a soul mate, an explosion originates on them in addition, dealing the same damage as well as slowing enemies.
If an enemy would be hit by both blasts, they will only be affected by the one originating from Aphrodite.

Aphrodite calls forth a flock of beautiful doves that fly forward in the area in front of her.  The doves circle around all enemies in the path, damaging enemies every .5s for 3s.  Aphrodite and her soul mate also receive healing when cast.

Aphrodite pledges undying love to herself and her soul mate.  While this is active, her and her soul mate are invulnerable to all damage for a short duration.  All Crowd Control effects are also removed when activated.

Aphrodite gains 4 Physical Protection and 4 Magical Protection for each friendly or enemy god within 70 feet of her.

Aphrodite

Goddess of Beauty

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Usurper

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

Susano moves thrice in quick succession; after each attack he has up to 3s to fire the next one.
First Attack: 100% Damage to all Enemies in a cone.
Second Attack: 100% Damage to all Enemies in a circle.
Third Attack: 50% Damage while Dashing forward.

Susano commands the winds to blow, dealing damage in a cone in front of him.
Enemies in the center of the attack are pulled towards him.

Susano throws forward a gust of air which creates a whirlwind, dealing damage every .75s for 3s.
He may activate this ability again to teleport to the whirlwind.
If the initial gust hits an Enemy, the whirlwind surrounds and travels with them, and teleporting to the Enemy reduces this cooldown to 10s.

Susano summons a hurricane at his location, creating a Vortex that drags enemies towards the center while growing to up to twice its size, increasing the damage as it grows. Upon reaching full size, the storm is launched in the direction he is facing, knocking up opponents in its path. Susano may re-activate this ability early to fire the storm at it's current size for reduced damage. If fired at less than half of its maximum size, he also foregoes the knock-up.

Each time Susano successfully deals damage to at least one enemy god with an ability he gains a stack. At 4 stacks, his next ability within 5 seconds that hits an enemy god will deal bonus damage.

Susano

God of the Summer Storm

Nemesis dashes in a line, dealing damage to enemies in her path and may dash again within 2s. She may use Basic Attacks and Abilities between the dashes.

Nemesis swings her blade, dealing damage in an area in front of her. Enemies in the center of her swing are struck for 2x damage and Slowed for 2s.

Nemesis activates a temporary Shield around herself that protects her from a set amount of damage, or until time expires. A percentage of incoming damage from gods is healed and reflected back to the source. Hard Crowd Control effects remove the Shield.

Nemesis chooses a single enemy god, reducing their Health and movement speed and stealing a portion of their Protections for a time period. Her movement speed is also increased during this time.

Nemesis holds the scales of balance. Hitting enemies with Basic Attacks tips the scales in her favor, reducing her target's Physical and Magical Power and increasing hers (Stacking).

Nemesis

Goddess of Vengeance

Upon activation, Arachne's next Basic Attack within 5s does additional damage and infects the target with Venom, dealing damage over time and healing Arachne every 0.5s for 3s.

Arachne spindles her webbing, and her next 3 successful Basic Attacks are executed with increased Attack Speed for 6s. If all 3 Basic Attacks hit the same target, that target is Stunned.

Arachne shoots a line of Web forward. She is Immune to Slows and moves faster on Web. If the Web reaches max range a Web trap will spawn. Enemy gods who walk through the trap or get hit by the projectile are Slowed by 15%, revealed to Arachne, leave a trail of Web behind them, and are attacked by Pet Broodlings. Arachne can only have 3 Web traps or projectiles active at a time.

Arachne flips up to her infinite web, hanging upside down above the lane and increasing her movement speed. She may leap off the web to deal damage to all enemies in the target area and create a large web around the target area. The web area provides the same slow to enemies and benefit to Arachne as her Web Trail.
Arachne may activate Ability 1 and 2 while running on this web.

Arachne's Basic Attacks gain 1.5% Physical damage for every 5% of a target's missing Health. 

Arachne

the Weaver

Thanatos flings his scythe at an enemy, dealing damage and an additional 10% of the target's maximum Health against enemy gods. Enemies hit are slowed for 3s and heal Thanatos based on damage dealt. Consumes 5% of Thanatos' current HP when used.

Thanatos senses death, gaining immunity to Slow effects and additional move speed and Physical Penetration for 6s. His speed bonus increases up to double when moving toward an enemy god within the instant kill Health threshold of his Ultimate. Consumes 5% of Thanatos' current HP when used.

Thanatos swings his scythe, dealing Physical damage and Silencing enemies he hits. Thanatos moves at a reduced rate while swinging. Consumes 5% of Thanatos' current HP when used.

Thanatos flaps his wings and ascends for 5s, unable to be hit. While airborne, he moves unimpeded at an increased speed before diving to his target location, dealing damage. Enemies below a Health threshold are instantly killed. All others are Stunned. Consumes 10% of Thanatos' current HP when used.

Enemy gods within his ultimate's execute Health threshold are revealed to Thanatos. Dealing the killing blow to enemies also empowers Thanatos, healing him based on the max HP of his target and reducing his active cooldowns. Additionally, all of Thanatos' abilities cost Health and Mana to use.

Thanatos

Hand of Death

Hun Batz flips through the air, crashing down at his target location, doing damage to all nearby enemies and Slowing them.

Hun Batz smashes his staff to the ground in front of him, doing damage to all enemies.

Hun Batz commands a monkey through the air that pounces on enemy targets, doing damage on each pounce, hitting each god only once. The monkey can bounce back to minions it has already hit. Pressing the button again teleports Hun Batz to the next target hit.

Hun Batz summons a totem from the ground to ward off all evil.  Any enemy caught within the radius is feared directly away from the totem and takes damage every .25s.

After using an ability, Hun Batz's next Basic Attack will deal 15% increased damage. 

Mercury

Messenger of the Gods

Victory

10/3/2020

4/4/5

Defeat

10/2/2020

0/3/0

Defeat

10/2/2020

4/8/7

Defeat

9/27/2020

3/5/1

Defeat

9/27/2020

1/4/7

Victory

9/26/2020

5/2/3

Victory

9/26/2020

4/4/8

Victory

9/25/2020

3/3/5

Defeat

8/9/2020

3/2/7

Victory

8/2/2020

2/1/8

Victory

5/30/2020

7/1/6

Victory

5/24/2020

1/4/3

Defeat

5/10/2020

2/5/4

Victory

5/1/2020

2/5/8

Defeat

4/26/2020

5/4/8