Nu Wa condenses moisture into fog at her location which then rolls forward away from her. She and all allies are Stealthed while inside the fog, and have increased movement speed. Attacking breaks the Stealth effect for 1s.

Enemies that run into the fog take damage, and continue to take additional damage again every second they are in the fog.

Nu Wa conjures Clay Soldiers from the Earth. If she marked a target while summoning them, they will pursue that target until it dies. If she summoned them with no target, they will attack enemy gods who damage Nu Wa, or closest enemies.

Soldiers live for 10s. First they will dash at enemies within 30 units, applying a stack of protection reduction. Stacks up to 3 times, stacks last 2s. They will basic attack after that. 

Dash Magical Protection Reduction Per Stack:

Nu Wa launches a mass of shining metal, damaging all enemies it hits. If it hits one of her Clay Soldiers, it explodes, dealing additional damage and Stunning enemies.

Nu Wa flies up into the clouds, gaining visibility on all enemy gods, and summoning fire shards from the sky to damage each of them. As she lifts off the ground, she can pass through player-made deployables.

After 5 successful Basic Attacks, Nu Wa's next Basic Attack will Root enemies.

Nu Wa

Guardian of Heaven

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

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

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

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

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.

+30 Magical Power
+15 MP5

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

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

These shoes grant the owner reduced cooldowns on their abilities.

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

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.

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

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.

Charge up power to release a devastating attack.

PASSIVE - Every 1s you gain a stack of Demise, causing your next damaging ability to deal an additional 2.5% of your Magical Power in damage and remove all stacks. This effect stacks up to 20 times.

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.

Conquest - M/KB

Joust - M/KB

Duel - M/KB

Conquest - Controller

Joust - Controller

Duel - Controller

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

ROLE QUEST: MID: COMPLETED!

If it was possible to speedrun an SPL game, that's what Spacestation did in this set! SSG was aggressive from the outset of Game 1, with Cherryo absolutely running the show. There isn't much we can say about this game -- SSG snowballed quickly and eUnited was crushed underneath them in just 23 minutes. At the outset of Game 2 it looked like EUN might recover as they got off to a much more even start. But it wasn't long until Game 2 looked a lot like Game 1, with SSG taking complete control of the map and not letting up for a moment. They toppled the Titan and took the 2-0 in just 20 minutes of play. 

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

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

Radiance wasn't able to break their losing streak in this set, but they did give us a good show! After an interesting draft phase that saw Twig pick up Goobis, Ghost got off to a strong start in Game 1. Radiance answered with a deicide and looked like they might be able to turn it around. But Ghost kept control and took the first win. Game 2 started with a full 5v5 at Level 1 and didn't get any less aggressive from there. After a 4-0 fight and an FG at just 17 minutes, Radiance took complete control of the game. But Ghost's base defenses were a bit too strong and Radiance couldn't find a successful siege. Finally, a bad FG call from Ghost gave Radiance the chance to commit deicide and tie up the set after 41 minutes. Their victory was short-lived though, as Ghost quickly recovered, adjusted their draft, and snowballed all of Game 3 in just 23 minutes.

Ghost might have been out of form earlier this weekend, but they looked brutal in this match vs PK! The Knights saw a strong start in Game 1, but as soon as Ghost swung some momentum in their favor, they absolutely steamrolled the rest of the set. Highlights include: PandaCat yoinking an early Gold Fury in Game 1, sam4soccer2's impressive map presence in G1 early, a lights-out performance from CaptainTwig on AMC, and Fineokay's Hades blinking in to proxy wave at Lvl 2. 

This item grants the owner magical penetration.

What a set for the Knights! They're clearly trying to separate themselves from the bottom teams in the standings, and the amount of bullying we saw in this 2-0 should be reportable. Highlights include: QvoFred going 11/0 on Ravana in Game 2, one of the strangest drafts we've ever seen from PK in Game 2, and ScaryD absolutely steamrolling anyone who dared step to him for the entire set (with a bonus quadruple execute at the Oni Fury in Game 2). 

After this set, we can say one thing for certain -- Nika is good at SMITE. SSG got off to a fantastic start in Game 1, and RNG did their best to keep pace as we barreled into the mid game. RNG managed to find a few good team fights, but every time they found a favorable engagement they seemed to overstay their welcome just a little too long, letting SSG turn every fight back around in their favor. SSG snowballed the late game and quickly put Game 1 to bed in 28 minutes. Game 2 went much the same way. SSG found strong map control and excellent team fights from the outset, but this time RNG had trouble fighting back. By just 13 minutes in SSG had secured a strong 5k lead, and proceeded to snowball that for the next 15 minutes until the Titan fell. RNG almost found a few good engagements that could have gotten them back in the game, but Nika's absolutely brutal performance on Amaterasu absolutely decimated their defenses. SSG took the 2-0 set sweep in another 28-minute game. 

Ghost Gaming was the favored team headed into this matchup, and they did not disappoint! This set was a dominant 2-0 sweep for them, thanks in large part to some spicy picks in solo for fineokay and sam4soccer2's deadly Nemesis plays. Ghost had near-perfect team fights and objective control in Game 1, and were able to close it out in just 25 minutes. Obey tried to bring things back in Game 2 and even found a great lead in duo, but once Ghost's late game picks like Freya and Nem came online, it spelled the end for Obey. On the back of a triple kill from CaptainTwig's He Bo, Ghost found the deicide and ran it down mid to take this game and the set sweep in just 23 minutes! 

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.

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

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

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


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

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.

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

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


The scoreline says 2-0, but that doesn’t convey how much improvement we saw from Obey in this set. Game 1 was insanely close. RNG put on some early pressure and edged out a slight 1k lead at 10 minutes, but then relaxed their grip a little bit and played very patiently through the mid game -- until Obey found a great fight around the Gold Fury and turned map control in their favor. A scattered fight from RNG gave Obey a free Primal Fury at 26 minutes. From there on out, it looked like this game was Obey’s to win. They found three picks and a Fire Giant at 29 minutes, an Oni Fury shortly after, then another 3-1 trade and a second FG secure that bumped their lead up to 10k over RNG. With the wind in their favor, they secured the left and middle Phoenixes, but chose to be patient and not go for the end. This proved to be their downfall, as a good team fight from RNG helped them reset the map and get their Phoenixes back up. RNG found a great 3-1 exchange in their favor in the right lane, converted that to a Phoenix secure, then secured the next Fire Giant at 45 minutes. Soon they were knocking at Obey’s door. With the middle Phoenix taken down and minions pouring into the enemy base, RNG took down 4 members of Obey and burned the Titan for the Game 1 win. 

Game 2 was a totally different story. Obey found a slight early lead, but RNG wasn’t willing to be patient this time around. As they barrelled toward the late game they became very aggressive, finding a 4-1 trade in mid that they converted to a middle Phoenix secure. They found another 3-1 engagement in their favor just a few moments later -- and though they could have played it safe and gone for the Fire Giant, they hit the gas and went right into the throne room to take the Titan and the 2-0 set sweep in just 26 minutes. 


Last time these two rosters met on the Battleground, it was for the SWC Grand Finals. But this time around, Team Rival exacted their revenge. 

Rival got off to a good start in Game 1, but the Knights held strong and managed to turn the lead in their favor by 24 minutes in, when they secured the first Fire Giant of the game. Rival kept their defenses strong though, and we saw two total stallouts at the next Fire Giant respawn. It looked like we might be hitting a stalemate until PK found a great team fight at 35 minutes. With three members of Rival down, PK stormed down mid to shred the Titan and secure the first win of the set. 

Game 2 got off to a pretty slow start, but Rival had an extremely aggressive draft that quickly gave them an early lead. They started to feel themselves a little too much though, and extended just a bit too far at an early Fire Giant attempt. PK punished them and took 3 lives as payment, but it wasn’t enough to stop Rival’s momentum. Rival secured the Fire Giant at 31 minutes in, then cleared nearly every objective off the map before resetting and looking to end. Just a few moments later, they barrelled down the left lane, nabbed a quick deicide, and tied up the set 1-1. 

As dominant as Rival looked in Game 2, they turned up the heat even more in Game 3. With a strong early lead in hand, they were poking at T2 objectives by just 16 minutes in. Five short minutes later, PK had lost every tower objective and only had one kill on the board. Rival successfully secured the Fire Giant and began their Phoenix siege at 25 minutes, deleting four members of PK from the map and taking the final win of the set.


From start to finish, Sanguine looked absolutely dominant in this match. In Game 1, they edged out an early lead and snowballed objective after objective until they took FG at 29 minutes. With the buff in hand they baited out relics and ults at right Phoenix, then pulled out a deicide and secured the Titan for the first win. Obey looked more cautious in Game 2, with only 2 kills on the board at 10 minutes. Obey secured an early Gold Fury, but from there on out Sanguine secured every neutral objective on the map. At 28 they secured their last FG of the game. They pushed at right Phoenix, secured the deicide, and took the 2-0 set win at just 30 minutes in. 

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

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

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

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

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

Camazotz screeches loudly and launches a sound wave that pierces through minions and deals damage.

If the screech hits an enemy god, the sound wave will echo. If Camazotz is hit by an echo, he gains vision of the god that was hit by screech for the next 15s and gains bonus Physical Power for the duration.

Camazotz commands a swarm of bats to fly out and attack a single target, damaging and slowing them by 30% for 3s and then carrying back a heal.

If the target was a Buff Holder, Oracle, or Alpha Harpy, they will be marked and Camazotz will receive a heal as well as a stackable Vampirism buff that lasts 300s. Marked monsters will not provide Camazotz with another stack of Vampirism or an additional heal.

Camazotz Leaps forward a short distance dealing damage on impact and healing himself per enemy hit. 

Camazotz flies into the air for the next 4s. While flying, he may swoop forward to deal damage. He may do this up to 3 times, landing on the 3rd time. Hitting more than one enemy god in a single swoop will deal increased damage per god.

Camazotz has a passive Essence Drinker bonus for Physical Lifesteal and Healing. Also, anytime a god dies they leave behind a pool of their essence in the spot they were slain. Camazotz may stand inside these pools to drink the essence every .5s, replenishing his Health and Mana.

Camazotz

Deadly God of Bats

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

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

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

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

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

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

Guan Yu

Saint of War

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

Raijin pounds his drums sending forth a peal of thunder in a line, then another, then two at once, each growing wider as it travels. The thunder deals Magical Damage to Enemies it hits.

Raijin marks a target enemy by dismissing his ally Raiju, who hides in the enemy's navel. While asleep, Raiju slows and reveals the target to Raijin's team on the minimap. The next time Raijin hits the target, Raiju awakens and claws his way out, doubling the slow and damaging the target and 5 nearby enemies every .5s for 2.5s in his attempt to flee. Subsequent enemies hit take decreased damage.

Raijin sends a bolt of lightning crashing down at his ground target location damaging and mesmerizing enemies, while Raijin himself ascends into the sky.  Shortly thereafter he crashes down at that location, doing a second burst of damage to all enemies in the area.


Raijin flies above the battlefield, beating his drums 4 times to summon peals of thunder. With each hit, he has a choice of three beats:

Beat one: 100% damage.
Beat two: Taunt and 30% Damage
Beat three: Fear and 30% Damage

While in the air, Raijin suffers a 20% Movement Speed Slow.

For every 5 abilities cast, Raijin reduces the cooldown of all abilities currently on cooldown (including the one just cast) by 2s. Additionally, Raijin's Basic Attacks have a wider radius (+2).

Raijin

Master of Thunder

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

When activated, The Morrigan begins combining the power from all three of her forms. When activated again, they simultaneously damage and stun enemies in front of them.

The Morrigan launches a wave of dark magic at her enemies that deals damage, deals bonus damage to minions, and applies an Omen to enemy gods for 8 seconds. Gods with an Omen will take bonus damage the next time they are hit by any damaging ability. 

The Morrigan creates a phantom of herself while becoming stealthed and increasing her Movement Speed. The phantom runs to the targeted area, deals no damage, and will die if it takes any damage. If The Morrigan attacks or takes damage, she will be revealed and lose her increased Movement Speed.

The Morrigan selects a God from the current match to become a copy of and cleanses herself of all effects. She copies all of their current stats and may use all of their abilities for the duration. She retains her own Relics and cannot use Consumables.

The Rank of her abilities will transfer to the skills of the god she copies. This ability's cooldown will be increased to match the target God's ultimate ability cooldown. You may hover over a target and cancel to pre-select them, so you do not need to use the cursor on activation. 

The 3rd hit of The Morrigan’s hit chain will explode, dealing damage to all enemies within range and Dooming all enemies hit. Doomed Enemies will take additional Basic Attack damage over time.

The Morrigan

Phantom Queen

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

Persephone calls forth a skeletal warrior of the underworld. This warrior charges forward 35 units or until it comes into contact with a god. It charges with such force that when it stops it topples, sending bones flying forward and damaging enemies in its path. The skull from this warrior flies forward and becomes a Harvest Skull when it lands.

Persephone places a Skull (max 6/6/8/8/10) and can activate it with a Basic Attack to heal herself. She stores up to 6 Skulls. After 2.5s it turns into a Sprout that explodes when activated, damaging and slowing enemies. After 16s it turns into a Flower that chases down enemies when activated for 2.2s before biting them. After activation or 120s it withers. Enemies recently hit by Harvest take reduced damage from additional hits stacking 3 times.

Persephone floods the ground around her with life giving energy that propels her from the ground directly forwards or backwards; based on the direction she is moving. Harvest plants inside the area immediately grow to their next stage and activate. After using this ability the next Harvest cast is pre-germinated and spawns as a Sprout.

Persephone conjures a mass of Entrapping Vines that she throws forwards, entrapping the first enemy god or wall it touches. Entrapped gods are crippled, rooted, and have reduced Attack Speed. Vines then spawn from the Entrapped target, seeking nearby enemy gods. Enemy gods hit are bound, crippled, and can no longer move away. Entrapping Vines are destroyed if hit by 5 Basic Attacks (3 if it trapped a Wall), ending all effects.

Enemy gods hit are bound, crippled, and can no longer move away.

Persephone gains Pomegranate Seeds when her Harvest plants wither. If she has 25 Seeds she use them to resist death, continuing to fight at full mana for 8s but dealing 60% reduced damage. This can be cancelled before the revive occurs. Extra seeds are sold at the fountain for 3 gold a seed. Persephone can hold 100 Seeds.

Nu Wa

Guardian of Heaven

Defeat

10/2/2020

3/2/2

Defeat

9/27/2020

1/6/8

Victory

9/6/2020

1/1/8

Defeat

8/22/2020

2/4/3

Defeat

8/7/2020

4/4/8

Defeat

7/24/2020

3/5/3

Victory

6/14/2020

2/1/11

Victory

6/14/2020

3/5/8

Victory

6/13/2020

7/1/14

Victory

5/10/2020

0/3/6

Victory

5/10/2020

2/2/7

Defeat

5/9/2020

3/3/17

Victory

5/3/2020

1/1/6

Defeat

4/19/2020

5/0/13

Victory

4/5/2020

5/3/2