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

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

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

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

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

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

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

+10 Physical Power
+20 Magical Power
+75 Health

PASSIVE - Hitting an enemy with a Basic Attack restores 2 Health (+1% of your Maximum Health) and 1 Mana (+1.5% of your Maximum Mana). Basic Attacks that deal AoE damage restore half as much for each enemy hit after the first. Can be upgraded at level 20.

This item gives the owner additional Magical Power and Lifesteal based on the percentage of the owner's missing Health.

PASSIVE - You gain additional Magical Power and Lifesteal scaled from missing Health. This caps at 100 power and 20% Lifesteal at 25% Health.

PASSIVE - Each successful basic attack applies a hex to enemies and empowers you, increasing your power by 5% and reducing the power of your opponent by 5% for 5s. (Max. 3 Stacks).

Successful Basic Attacks deal bonus Magical Damage.

PASSIVE - Your Basic Attacks deal bonus damage of 10 + 15% of your Magical Power. This effect does not hit structures.

This item makes your Basic Attacks reduce the Magical Protection of your target.

PASSIVE - Your Basic Attacks reduce your target's Magical Protection by 10% for 3s (max 3 Stacks).

PASSIVE - Your Healing obtained from Magical Lifesteal is increased by 30%. Your Magical power is increased by twice the amount of Magical Lifesteal you have.

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

+10 Basic Attack Damage
+15 Physical Protection
+3 Flat Damage Reduction

PASSIVE - Enemies hit by your Basic Attacks are burned, taking 20 Physical Damage over 2s and have their Attack Speed reduced by 7%. Jungle Monsters take 2.5x the amount of damage. This effect can stack up to 4 times. Can be upgraded at level 20.

Conquest - M/KB

Joust - M/KB

Duel - M/KB

Conquest - Controller

Joust - Controller

Duel - Controller

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.

Obey has been making huge strides lately, and at the start of Game 1 it looked like they might give SSG a run for their money. But no matter what they tried -- shutting out Vote, sneaking Fire Giants, forcing grouped team fights -- it just wasn't quite enough to stop SSG, who swept the set 2-0. Highlights include: Inbowned getting a Nene first blood to start the set, hot Nike jungle plays from Cyno in Game 1, an epic battle of mid laners in Game 2, and Dardez absolutely freecasting on Hera to close out the set. 

Obey didn't just win this set -- they pulled off the reverse sweep! In spite of some clear issues with team fight initiations, Obey has significantly improved their late game and have gotten much better about not letting early leads for the enemy snowball out of control. Highlights for this set include: GuyJ stealing the Fire Giant with Rama ult in Game 2, some sick Haba Yaga plays and a beautiful Ama performance from Variety in Game 2, and Cyno absolutely running the show in Game 3. 

+30 Basic Attack Damage
+10 MP5
+15% Attack Speed 

ROLE QUEST: CARRY: COMPLETED!

The score might say 2-0, but Obey looked much better in this set than they did earlier in the phase! Game 1 saw an small lead for Radiance from the outset thanks to a few early kills, but Obey played their objectives so well that they kept pace with Radiance well into the mid-game, despite not getting a single kill on the board until 14 minutes in. But soon Radiance wised up to Obey's objective-focused strategy and started to force them into unfavorable team fights to snowball some momentum in their favor. At just 25 minutes in, Radiance secured the FG and made their final siege to take Game 1. Obey looked even better in Game 2, standing their ground in team fights and finding even stronger objective control. As they moved into the late game, Obey yoinked an FG away from Radiance and started to find some really good engagements that swung the game momentum in their favor. For the next 10 minutes, it looked like Obey was set to fight their way back in and tie up this set. But finally, an ill-fated engagement at the EFG gave Radiance the deicide and the objective, clearing the way for them to take Obey's Titan and the 2-0 set sweep. 

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.

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

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. 

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.

Guess PBM was trolling, because this was a spicy three-game set! Game 1 was a steady 25-minute snowball for Ghost, who took an early lead and became absolutely ruthless after 15 minutes. By the late game they had such a strong lead that Renegades simply couldn't find their footing. Game 2 looked like it might go the same way, with Ghost taking an early lead and finding strong map control. But RNG fought their way back in, securing a deicide during a Phoenix defense and converting it into an FG that gave them the momentum they needed. One Phoenix push and a delayed deicide later, RNG broke Ghost's defenses and took their Titan to tie up the set 1-1. Game 3 was an absolute blowout, though. From start to finish, Ghost exerted total map control and constant pressure over RNG -- and their four-man Sledge abuse was the final nail in the coffin. RNG fell and Ghost walked away with the 2-1 set win. 

There were so many fantastic individual performances for Renegades in this set! In Game 1, AwesomeJack's signature Tyr popped off through the early game and gave RNG a strong lead. LASBRA's jungle Set proved to be an absolutely fatal issue for Obey, and soon Obey was fighting from the back foot while RNG took near complete control of the map. The snowball was nigh unstoppable and RNG took the Game 1 win in 28 minutes. Obey tried to clap back in Game 2 and looked much better this time around, keeping pace with RNG through the early game and even finding a decent lead toward the mid game. But toward the late game they were blindsided by a few clutch objective steals from Venenu, LASBRA's brutal killing sprees on Nemesis, and SoT's standout performance on Cthulhu. Eventually Obey just couldn't come back, and RNG grabbed the 2-0 set sweep at just over 30 minutes.

Mark a target for increased damage from all sources.

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

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

What a set! Game 1 was a wild ride with big NA energy, as kill after kill went onto the board in the early game. The game's momentum swung back and forth as both teams kept clashing, but eventually EUN found a big fight that converted to FG and took the driver's seat. Ghost reclaimed the game advantage a few minutes later and tried to end, but an insane turnaround defense gave EUN a deicide and the Game 1 win. Games 2 and 3 fell much more heavily in Ghost's favor, thanks to standout performances from CaptainTwig and fineokay. EUN tried to claw their way back into both games, but from the outset Ghost's team fights were just too brutal. EUN eventually collapsed under the pressure, and Ghost took the 2-1 set win. 

The Sanguine boys got an absolutely brutal draft in Game 1 of this set, but RNG put up such a good fight that it took SNG much longer than anticipated to take them down. RNG found some really strong pressure on SNG early on, until a bit turnaround fight in mid that swung some good momentum in SNG's favor. RNG kept finding good fights, but Netrioid's Freya just kept swinging and turning fights around. RNG banned away the Freya in Game 2, but still had to reckon with Jarcorrr's ruthless Cthulhu. Though RNG arguably had the better draft in Game 2, their backline kept getting decimated and the solo Cthulhu proved just too effective to deal with. SNG clenched Game 2 in just over 33 minutes and found a clean 2-0 set sweep to start their Phase 2 run. 

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.

Radiance came into this match as the Phase 1 Playoff champions, so expectations were high -- and they didn't disappoint! This was a set of premieres for eUnited: GuyJ's first game as ADC, Snoopy's first game in support, Cthulhu's first game ever in the SPL. But Radiance gave them a brutal welcome to the Battleground. Game 1 fell heavily in Radiance's favor, with CycloneSpin piloting an absolutely deadly lifesteal Chronos with enough sustain to solo FG. EUN simply couldn't out-sustain Radiance, and lost Game 1 at 33 minutes. EUN looked much stronger in Game 2 thanks to some insane plays from Hurriwind's Janus and Variety's Thor, but Radiance's powerful objective control kept them in the lead. A clutch FG steal and some good team fights from EUN made it seem for a moment like they might tie up the set, but a close-call end attempt from Radiance (barely) worked out in their favor and Radiance took the set 2-0 at 43 minutes into Game 2.  

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

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

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


This item grants the owner magical penetration.

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 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 was eUnited’s first set with their new support, Genetics, and his performance in Game 1 did not disappoint. Sanguine got off to an early lead and put several kills on the board, but eUnited simply wasn’t interested in fighting. Their objective control was on another level. Every time Sanguine would group and look to fight, eUnited would simply dip out to secure something else on the map. They snuck their first Fire Giant at 17 minutes, and somehow snuck Sanguine’s entire left Phoenix at just 19 minutes in (and with only 1 kill on the board). After sneaking a second Fire Giant shortly after respawn, eUnited had secured a strong 12k gold lead. Sanguine managed to get back into the game a little bit with a strong team fight at the Fire Giant pit and a sneaky Oni Fury secure. But then things just…stalled out. Both teams looked scared to end and were just dancing around each other by the 45 minute mark. But finally, eUnited took decisive action. They secured the next Fire Giant spawn, sent Variety to take down the right and mid Phoenixes while they secured a few picks on Sanguine, then pushed into the Titan room to take the Game 1 win. 

Game 2 didn’t last nearly as long, and went much more heavily in Sanguine’s favor. With the game-changing Horus pick banned away from eUnited, they didn’t seem to have nearly as much momentum or objective control. Sanguine got a lot of good picks and solo fights in lane, taking advantage of their strong team fight strategy and trying to force eUnited into fights they didn’t really want to take. eUnited just couldn’t find their footing and answer this aggression -- and by 20 minutes in, Sanguine had secured both the Fire Giant and a 10k gold lead. Just a few minutes later, Sanguine collapsed on eUnited in a team fight. A clutch triple from Netrioid helped set up the deicide, and Sanguine pushed right into the Fountain to quickly wrap this game up and tie the set 1-1. 

In Game 3, we saw eUnited get off to a hot start, putting a few kills on the board thanks to their roaming 4-man death ball strategy. In the early game, eUnited was able to overwhelm Sanguine with a bunch of staggered jungle fights, but Sanguine managed to keep themselves from losing too much ground thanks to some strong objective control. Then a good mid-game team fight from Sanguine seemed to flip the script -- now Sanguine was getting aggressive in team fights, and eUnited was holding strong on objective control. Sanguine secured the first Fire Giant of the game at 26 minutes, then cleared most of the remaining objectives on the map. They burned the left Phoenix just a few moments later, but seemed to hesitate when it came time to actually end, allowing eUnited to claw their way back in. When Sanguine came knocking at the Titan around 35 minutes, Hurriwind pulled out a strong one-man defense on Discordia and stopped them in their tracks. From there on, eUnited kept finding little ways to stall Sanguine out so they couldn’t siege. But soon enough, Sanguine found a good team fight near the Fire Giant, picked off four members of eUnited, and stormed through EUN’s final defenses to secure the 2-1 set victory. 


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

Isis flaps her wings, gaining increased movement speed with no backpedal penalty, and sending forth 4 wing gusts in a line, each dealing Magical Damage to all targets in their path. Isis is immune to Root and Knockback effects while casting.

Isis sends forth a ball of spirit energy. As the ball travels, it gains in power up to 1.5x at max. range. At any time, Isis can activate the ability to detonate the ball, dealing Magical Damage and Stunning enemies within 10 units, scaling in duration up to 1.5s at max range.

Isis Silences and slows enemy gods at her target location. Enemy gods hit also lose a portion of their Magical Protection. If Isis successfully hits an enemy god, allies near the Dispel Magic or Isis gain a shield. If Isis hits multiple enemy gods, the shield is increased by 40% for each enemy hit after the first up to a maximum of 80%.

Isis plants her staff at her target location for 5s. Allies within its radius take less damage. Any damage dealt within the radius charges up the staff. If Isis activates the staff again, it explodes, dealing damage to enemies inside and healing allies.

Isis shares additional HP5 and MP5 with nearby allies. For every player death within 80 units, her aura gains an additional Stack (max. 10). Upon reaching 10 Stacks, Isis gains an additional 10% Cooldown Reduction. Additionally, Isis' final Basic Attack in her progression has a wider radius (+2).

Isis

Goddess of Magic

Skadi throws an icy spear forward, dealing damage to enemies and Slowing them for 3s. Kaldr's basic attacks deal double damage to targets afflicted by Piercing Cold. 

Toggle: Skadi marks an enemy for Kaldr to hunt. While toggled on, Kaldr assumes Beast form, chasing and attacking the marked enemy. If a marked enemy dies Kaldr attacks other enemies nearby. When toggled off, Kaldr stops attacking and returns to Skadi, reverting to his Elemental form on the way. This ability can be activated at rank 0 and Kaldr gains new skills as it ranks up. 

Skadi freezes the ground for 5s at a target location. The icy area deals damage to enemies that touch it and continues to deal additional damage every .5s they stay on it. Gods who step on the ice are slowed and lose control of their movement while sliding across. Also, Skadi's movement speed increases while standing on the area and persists for 3s after it fades or she leaves.

A snowstorm surrounds Skadi as she chooses a location for Kaldr to attack. If Kaldr is too far he will leap there.

Upon reaching the location a snowstorm also surrounds Kaldr. The initial hit of either snowstorm Roots enemies in the area and Kaldr is restored to full health. The storms persist for 4s while dealing damage to enemies every .5s.

Kaldr has 2 forms: Beast and Elemental. While in Beast form he can attack enemies and be attacked. While Elemental he is immune to attacks and gains 1 HP every 5s. He can be controlled with Rune of the Hunt but will revert into Elemental form if he loses all HP. Skadi also gains 10% Physical Power when Kaldr has no HP.

Skadi

Goddess of Winter

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

Osiris throws his Sickle forward. It stops at the first enemy hit, dealing damage and Slowing them. The Sickle remains for the duration of the Slow.

Osiris imbues his flail with spiritual energy, striking at the target ground location. Enemies hit take damage, and Osiris gains movement speed. If an enemy is under the effect of Sickle Strike, the target's Slow is increased in power and duration.

Osiris flings out mummy wraps, tethering himself to all nearby enemy gods. Targets hit deal reduced damage over the next 4s. The tether can be broken by targets moving far enough away from Osiris. Targets still in range when the duration expires are Stunned.

Osiris sheds any remaining fragments, gaining the benefit of his Passive, and leaps forward. Osiris targets all enemy gods in the landing area, and rips a fragment of their spirits out, dealing damage and preventing them from healing. Targets are Rooted for 0.4s during the attack. Enemy minions in the target area also take damage.

Each time Osiris uses an ability he burns away a fragment of his body, gaining Damage Mitigation for each missing fragment. After losing 8 fragments, he becomes his spirit form. He may walk through enemies and enemy blockers, and his Basic Attacks do not incur a movement penalty. This effect lasts for 6 successful Basic Attacks.

Osiris

Broken God of the Afterlife

Freya activates a Buff that makes her Basic Attacks do bonus Magical damage.

Freya activates a Buff that makes her Basic Attacks ranged, dealing bonus Magical damage and Slowing the target and all nearby enemies. The area effect and slow are lost when Irradiate is active.

At her ground target location, Freya Banishes her enemies into the air for a short time.  The enemies can't be hit or take action while in the air.

Freya uses her Cloak of Feathers to fly above the battlefield where she fires down blasts of Magical damage up to 4 times while flying. Freya can't be hit when at full ascension and can cancel it anytime.

Freya's necklace grants her additional Magical Lifesteal.

Freya

Queen of the Valkyries

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

Loki disappears in a puff of smoke. While invisible, he moves faster, removes Slow effects, and gains immunity to Slow effects. His next Basic Attack from Stealth (or for 2s after) applies a Bleed to his target, dealing damage every .5s and reveals Loki. If Loki takes damage while in stealth he will be revealed for .33s.

Loki summons a vision of his tortured past at a target location for 4s. Enemies in range of the vision feel the poison themselves, taking damage and having their Damage Dealt reduced. This effect stacks up to 4 times. If an enemy gets 4 stacks they become Blinded, allowing Loki to benefit from Behind You! from any direction for 3s.

Loki unleashes a flurry of 5 dagger strikes quickly in front of him, damaging and slowing enemies by 15% for 3s. After this flurry he winds up for a final heavy strike that deals higher damage and slowing enemies by 30% for 3s. Loki cannot be knocked up while firing this ability. This ability can benefit from Behind You!

Upon activation, Loki teleports to his ground target location. If an enemy god is within the radius, Loki will slice that target doing damage and crippling them for 1s. After he teleports he will wind up a heavier strike, damaging all enemies in front of him and stunning them. 

Loki deals more damage from his Basic Attacks when hitting enemies from behind. His Basic Attacks also utilize a 5 swing progressive chain.

Loki

The Trickster God

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

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

Cerberus's snake tail spits venom that passes through and damages Enemies. If Cerberus's dog heads are Alert, they then also spit venom when the ability is fired. Each head is alerted upon hitting an Enemy with a Basic Attack, and all are alerted after Ghastly Breath. Each projectile that hits the same target deals 20% less damage, but hitting an Enemy with all 4 Stuns them.

Each of Cerberus's 3 heads releases a cone of noxious breath in front of them, damaging all Enemies in range 7 times over 2.4s and reducing their Magical Protection up to three times. Enemies in the center of his breath are also Slowed up to three times. This attack immediately puts all three of Cerberus's heads on Alert for Paralyzing Spit.

Cerberus leaps a short distance forward, dealing damage on impact and severing the souls of Enemies. These souls will not block Cerberus's attacks, and killing the souls heals Cerberus.

Cerberus's haunting wail summons below him the souls of the damned, which then knockup all Enemy Gods into the air while stretching the link between their bodies and souls, Damaging them. This knockup can be cleansed. A short time later, Cerberus uses this link to pull the Enemies to him.

Any time an Enemy God within 40 units of Cerberus is healed, that healing is reduced by 20% and Cerberus receives 50% of the heal. Cerberus reduces all types of healing, and steals from all types except HP5. The amount stolen is based off the heals base effect, and does not include any increase or reduction applied.

Cerberus

Warden of the Underworld

Achilles punches forward with the edge of his Shield, inflicting massive damage and stunning enemy targets hit by the impact. The force of his punch continues to radiate past his initial target area, dealing 85% damage to targets farther away.

Achilles is blessed by the gods, giving him bonus Physical Power, Protections, and Crowd Control Reduction for 6 seconds. While this blessing is active, Achilles will heal himself upon successfully damaging enemies with abilities.

Achilles dodges his enemies' attacks before striking them in swift response. If Achilles successfully hits an enemy god with this strike, Achilles can use this ability once more before it goes on Cooldown.

Achilles dashes forward and attacks. While dashing, Achilles will pass through minions, stop and hit the first enemy god he encounters, dealing damage to all he hits and executing gods below 30% Health. If Achilles kills a god with this ability, he can use it again, up to 5 times. As Achilles successfully Executes his enemies, he becomes more reckless in combat and leaves his heel exposed. Achilles will become more susceptible to damage, stacking up to 5 times.

Achilles adapts to the tide of Battle. While in the Fountain, Achilles can choose to wear armor, granting him bonus Health and Protections, or forgo it, granting him bonus Movement Speed and Physical Power. To swap, use Achilles' Basic Attack while the Passive targeter is active. 

Achilles

Hero of the Trojan War

When Xbalanque toggles on this ability, his Basic Attacks deal additional damage.  When the bola hits, it splits into 2 that hit enemies up to 30 units behind the target for 35% damage (on-hit effects do not apply). Pressing the ability again cancels toggle.

Xbalanque shoots 10 darts in a cone in front of him, dealing damage with each one.  An enemy can be hit by 3 darts, with the other 2 doing 30% damage.  Enemies hit are poisoned, taking additional damage every .5s and are Slowed.

Xbalanque rushes forward and then jumps into the air, becoming immune to Crowd Control.  While in the air, he fires darts at all nearby enemies, dealing damage to all in the area.  Any enemies that were poisoned by Xbalanque take additional damage.

Xbalanque shrouds enemies in darkness for 3s.  During this time, Xbalanque's Basic Attack range and his movement speed are increased.

As Xbalanque deals damage to enemy Gods he gains stacks of Dead of Night which increases his Physical Power permanently. For every 1500 damage dealt, after mitigations, Xbalanque gets 1 stack, up to 6 stacks.

Xbalanque

Hidden Jaguar Sun

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.

Sol

Goddess of the Sun

Defeat

9/5/2020

4/5/3

Victory

8/14/2020

0/2/1

Defeat

8/14/2020

3/0/4

Defeat

8/8/2020

1/1/2

Defeat

8/8/2020

1/1/7

Defeat

8/7/2020

1/4/2

Victory

8/1/2020

2/2/3

Defeat

7/26/2020

2/1/13

Defeat

7/26/2020

5/7/8

Victory

7/25/2020

3/3/6

Defeat

7/25/2020

1/6/6

Victory

7/24/2020

3/5/10

Victory

5/15/2020

8/2/12

Defeat

5/15/2020

1/4/4

Defeat

4/24/2020

1/3/3