Vamana opens his umbrella in front of him and sprints forward, doing damage to all enemies and knocking them into the air.

Vamana infuses his umbrella with his armor, reinforcing it while he strikes forth, doing damage to all enemies in a cone.

Vamana spins an umbrella out in front of him, hitting everyone in its path for damage and slowing your enemies' attack and movement speeds.  After reaching its destination, the umbrella returns back to Vamana, hitting everyone in its path again.

Vamana grows to an enormous giant for 6s gaining immunity to Crowd Control, Protections, Physical Power, regeneration and his Basic Attacks now damage all nearby enemies. His Movement Penalty for Attacking, Backpedaling, and Strafing are reduced by 20% while in this state.
Successful attacks on enemies also provide stacking Movement Speed for 3s. When Vamana is in Colossal form, taking damage from gods increases the duration and Vamana can pass through player made walls.
You may cancel his giant form early.

A percentage of Vamana's Physical Protection is converted to Physical Power.

Vamana

Fifth Avatar of Vishnu

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.

Upon activation you reflect 30% of all damage you take for the next 5s back to its owner.

Using this item reflects 30% of all damage you take, before mitigations, for the next 5s, back to its owner as Magical Damage. If you are dealt 120 * your level damage while this effect is active, the effect will end early. Cooldown - 120s.

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

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

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

This starter item steals life while fighting.

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

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

PASSIVE - If you drop below 40% HP you become Berserk for 5s. Berserk provides 30 Physical Power and 20% Attack Speed.

This item causes your Basic Attacks to slow your target's Movement Speed and Attack Speed.

PASSIVE - Enemies hit by your Basic Attacks have their Movement Speed reduced by 30% (20% for Ranged Basic Attacks) and have their Attack Speed reduced 20% for 1.25 seconds.

This item gives the owner increased movement speed and attack speed.

PASSIVE - Hitting an enemy with a Basic Attack grants Haste for 1s, causing you to be immune from Basic Attack Movement Penalty.

AURA - Allied gods within 70 units have their Attack Speed increased by 25%.

This item gives the owner reduced ability cooldowns.

+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.

These boots give the owner high Physical Power.

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.

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 reduced cooldown on their abilities.

These boots grant bonus speed while out of combat.

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

This item gives the owner additional Mana on kills and converts your Mana to additional Physical Power.

PASSIVE - You permanently gain 15 Mana per Stack, and receive 5 Stacks for a god kill, and 1 Stack for a minion kill (max. 50 stacks). 3% of your Mana is converted to Physical Power. At 50 stacks this item Evolves, gaining 10% Cooldown Reduction.

PASSIVE - For each enemy god within 55 units of you, you gain a stacking buff that provides 8 Protections. Stacks up to 3 times.

SSG role swapped for this set and it had some...interesting results. They got off to a decent start in Game 1, pulling a 2k lead in the early game, but EUN did a good job of not letting the gap get too wide. But as we barrelled into the mid-to-late, SSG turned up the heat and started to run away with this game. A Fire Giant at 20 minutes and some fantastic engagements stretched that 2k lead to a dominant 10k lead -- and Vote’s standout performance on Ao Kuang did a lot of heavy lifting to get it there. One middle Phoenix siege later, SSG broke open EUN’s base and took the Game 1 win at 21 minutes. 

In Game 2 we finally saw an Ah Puch pick, but it didn’t work out at all for SSG. EUN turned up the head and speedran this one, getting the upper hand with a 4k lead at just 7 minutes in. EUN got the FG at 10 and were pushing the left Phoenix by 15 minutes. After securing another Fire Giant a couple moments later, EUN went for the end and closed this one out in just over 17 minutes -- just barely securing the fastest game of Season 7 by 17 seconds. 

Game 3 was a bit more serious on both sides, and things got off to a bloody start. With a 3k lead in hand by the mid game, it looked like EUN might give SSG a run for their money -- but SSG started to pop off in team fights and quickly evened out their deficit. SSG took control of the game momentum with an FG secure at 24 minutes, and pretty soon that was all she wrote for EUN as the game ended in a flurry of action. SSG tore down the mid lane, burned the mid Phoenix, attempted to burn the Titan, lost two members and considered resetting, then decided against it and went back in to finish the job, taking the 2-1 set win in 27 minutes. 


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

ROLE QUEST: SOLO: COMPLETED!

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

AURA - Enemy gods within 55 units have their Physical Protection reduced by 15%.

Using this item grants all allied gods within 70 units 10% Increased Damage dealt to all targets, including objectives, and 15% Attack Speed increase for 8 seconds. While active they also gain +10 Penetration. Cooldown - 120s.

Sanguine showed some uncharacteristically early aggression in duo at the outset of this game, but Obey kept pace and was able to consistently force hunter-for-hunter trades that kept both sides even in gold/XP headed into the mid game. Obey got a free gold Fury at 11 minutes, but in spite of the objective secure, Sanguine was still sitting pretty on a 2k gold lead with stronger map control. As more fights unfolded, Inbowned’s Yemoja did a ton of work and consistently pushed SNG off objectives, keeping them from snowballing a stronger lead. But finally, Sanguine took the Fire Giant at 21 minutes and made their final siege just a few minutes later, successfully breaking the Obey base and taking the Game 1 win at 23 minutes. 

In Game 2, Obey turned the tables and kicked things off with some early aggression that gave them an easy 7-minute Gold Fury. But their momentum control didn’t last long. After an Oni Fury secure for Sanguine at 12 minutes, the vamos boys slowly stepped on the gas and started to slowly crush the life out of Obey. There was no singular moment that turned the momentum around -- just a thousand little cuts that snowballed into a 7k gold lead for Sanguine over the next five minutes of play. As SNG came online in the late game, they started winning engagement after engagement and took the Fire Giant at 22 minutes. Not long after, Sanguine was ready to make their end game push. They sieged the left Phoenix and lost two, but a big play from Jarcorrr’s KA secured the deicide for SNG. They took the middle Phoenix as well and tried to take the Titan, but didn’t quite have the damage and were forced to reset. Once they regrouped, they made their final run and ended the game just a few minutes later to take the 2-0 sweep over Obey. 


PASSIVE - When damaging an enemy god below 60% health with an ability you deal an additional 15 + 25% of your Protections from items and abilities. Can only trigger once per enemy per ability.

Zapollo made an appearance in this set, and PK got off to a great start with four unanswered kills on the board by 5 minutes in. They held onto this lead and stretched it out over the course of the mid game, snowballing into a 23-7 kill count in their favor by 18 minutes in. After a free Fire Giant, PK continued their aggression and just kept racking up kill after kill, exercising near total dominance over the map. Obey managed to answer back with an FG steal at 23 minutes, but it wasn’t enough to swing any meaningful momentum in their favor and they lost four lives in the ensuing fight. With most of Obey’s defenses shattered, PK stormed down the right lane to take the Titan and the Game 1 victory at 24 minutes in (and with 32 kills on the board). 

Obey saw a much better start in Game 2 with a few early kills, but an ill-fated mid lane fight gave PK a way back in, and they secured a Gold Fury off the back of that engagement to completely close the gold/XP gap. Obey kept up the aggression with an early Fire Giant at 15 minutes, but inexplicably chose to go back in for a fight that cost them four lives and put PK in the lead. With a little momentum in their favor, PK hit the gas. They found a good engagement in mid that cleared the way for them to take a free Fire Giant at 21 minutes. The next big fight that broke out in the jungle left Obey in tatters, and PK saw an opportunity to end. They tore down the left lane, burned the left Phoenix, and took the Titan to secure the 2-0 set win at 25 minutes. 


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).

This item causes attackers to have a chance to be slowed.

PASSIVE - Enemies that successfully land a basic attack  on you have their Movement Speed and Attack Speed reduced by 8% for 2 seconds. This effect can stack up to 3 times and can stack with other item slow effects.

This item gives the owner stacking Protections.

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

Using this item will allow you to teleport up to 45 units away instantly. After using this item you gain a 10% Damage Mitigation Buff for 2s. This item can not be used if you have taken or dealt damage in the last 3s. Cooldown - 120s.

Using this item reduces the Healing received by all enemy gods within 55 units by 40% for 10s  and removes 50% of any currently applied shield. Enemies that are healed by god abilities while affected by this curse take 20% more damage from all sources for the duration of the curse. Cooldown - 120s.

The Renegades put up a good fight, but SSG got the sweep anyway. RNG started Game 1 with some relentless aggression, but SSG took it in stride and answered back at every turn. After a bloody start that saw 9 kills in 8 minutes, SSG slowly started to take control of the map. As we entered the late game it looked like RNG might be able to keep SSG from getting a total runaway lead. But then an ill-fated fight in mid saw four RNG members fall while Vote went into the RNG base with a wave of fire minions, shredding the Titan and securing SSG the Game 1 win. Game 2 fell much more heavily in SSG's favor. They got plenty of early kills and RNG managed to keep pace for a while, but soon SSG's team fight presence was so strong that RNG's defenses completely collapsed. Off the back of a Cherryo quadra in the jungle, SSG tried to run it down mid for the end play, but lost four and had to reset. Once they'd collected themselves, they made another push at the right Phoenix and found the successful siege to secure a 2-0 sweep at 21 minutes. 

This item grants the owner an aura that reduces the healing of nearby enemies.

AURA - Enemy gods within 55 units have their healing reduced by 20%. This does not stack with similar Auras.

This item grants CC immunity after Knockups.

PASSIVE - If you are hit by a Knockup, Knockback, Pull, or Grab you gain 15% of your max Health over the next 5 seconds. This effect does not trigger on Vortexes. Can only occur once every 45s.

PASSIVE - Regenerates 0.5% of your max health every second.

Magical Protection and Crowd Control Reduction.

PASSIVE - For each enemy God within 55 units of you, you gain a stack of 3% damage mitigation. This caps at 3 stacks.

Using this item reflects 30% of all damage you take, before mitigations, for the next 5 seconds, back to its owner as Magical Damage. If you are dealt 120 * your level damage while this effect is active, the effect will end early. While this is active enemies can only lifesteal from you for 50% of their total lifesteal. Cooldown - 120s.

Teleport to an allied structure. Not interrupted by damage. 

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

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

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. 

PASSIVE - Assists on a minion give 1 Stack and God kills and assists give 5 Stacks. Stacks provide 1 Physical and Magical Protection. At 50 Stacks this item evolves, providing an Aura of 10 Physical Protection and 10 Magical Protection.

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. 

This set was a great showing for PK! The Knights took a scary draft in Game 1, with both Olorun and Morrigan on their side. What ensued was a pre-thirty-minute victory for PK, as they slowly but steadily snowballed from start to finish. EUN looked really inconsistent in their team fights, and it seemed like some of the combos they were going for in P/Bs weren't quite working out for them in practice. EUN didn't fare much better in Game 2. PK drafted an unexpected Set mid, but Qvo's Pele was the real star of the show. PK was absolutely merciless in this game, ganking on cooldown and pulling out an insanely strong kill lead that nearly forced EUN to hand over total map control. By just 26 minutes in, PK was ready to make their final siege. Four EUN men went down, and PK easily cleaned up the Titan to take the 2-0 set sweep. 

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

Kills or Assists increase nearby allies' stats.

PASSIVE - Getting a kill or assist on enemies causes you and allies within 70 units to gain stacks of energy. Energy stacks provide 2% Movement Speed, 2% Attack Speed, and 10MP5 per stack. Lasts 10s and stacks up to 6 times.

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%.

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. 

Magical Protection and Cooldown Reduction.

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

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

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

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


This item Reduces the cooldown of equipped Relics.

PASSIVE - Your relics receive 40s Cooldown Reduction

Renegades was playing for the final seat in the playoffs in this set, and they didn’t leave anything to chance. They started off strong in Game 1 with an early kill lead and a 3k advantage heading into the mid game, easily securing the first three Furies of the game and a Pyromancer to boot. By the time they topped the Gold Fury at 23 minutes in, they’d swung an 8k experience lead and were slowly choking out any chance that Obey had to get back into the set. RNG found three clean picks at the Fire Giant and secured the buff for free. Shortly after Obey’s fallen members had respawned, RNG committed a full blown deicide that blew Obey’s defenses wide open. RNG rushed the left Phoenix, burned it down, then took the Titan and the Game 1 win at just 30 minutes in. 

RNG saw another great start in Game 2, swinging a quick 2k lead in their favor by just 7 minutes in. Even in the early game, Obey’s jungle wasn’t safe -- RNG kept clearing enemy camp after enemy camp to freeze out any farm Obey might find on their own side of the map. RNG stole the Pyromancer right out from underneath them, then just...kept on stealing objectives as often as they could. RNG easily secured the Oni Fury at 17 minutes in, then just a few minutes later found a deicide onto Obey that let them clear the rest of the map. They burned the left Phoenix, grabbed another deicide, and finally pushed into the throne room to take the Titan and the win with just 23 minutes on the clock. 


This item grants the owner Physical Penetration.

PASSIVE - Enemies hit by your damaging Abilities take an additional 20 Physical Damage + 15% of your Physical Power over 2s.

This item gives the owner bonus damage on the next Basic Attack after using an ability.

PASSIVE - For 8s after using an ability, your next Basic Attack will deal an additional 40% damage. Abilities that function like basic attacks do not benefit from this.
PASSIVE - This item grants 2.5 MP5 per 10% of your missing Mana.

Your abilities deal bonus damage based on targets health.

PASSIVE - Your abilities deal an additional 2% of the targets maximum Health as Physical Damage. If you have over 200 Physical Power, your ability bonus damage scales up. This effect reaches a maximum of 5% Maximum Health damage at 400 Physical Power. Subsequent hits on the same target do 75% bonus damage for the next 3s.

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

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

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


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

What a set! There were so many great plays in this match that we could barely keep up. Game 1 got off to a bloody start, with 9 kills on the board in 9 minutes and both teams even on gold/XP. As we transitioned into the mid game, PK found a godo 2-1 trade around the Gold Fury and secured the objective for free to swing a 3k lead in their favor. At 20 minutes in, PK found four free kills in scattered engagements across the map, clearing the way for them to take a free Fire Giant. With the buff in hand, they cleared every remaining T2 objective on the map and turned towards the Phoenixes. The middle Phoenix went down almost immediately, and the left Phoenix soon followed, but the ensuing 3-1 scuffle (favor of PK) forced a quick reset to recover their health. PK secured the FG a second time at 25 minutes, swinging the gold differential over 20k in their favor. Just a few moments later, PK sieged the right Phoenix and pushed into the throne room to take the Titan and the first win of the set. 

Ghost answered back viciously in Game 2. We saw a much slower start, with only 2 total kills and dead even gold/XP at 8 minutes. But soon enough, Ghost got a little more aggressive and started to take the upper hand in team fights. With a Gold Fury and a strong kill lead under their belts, Ghost swung a 5k lead in their favor. Once the Fire Giant spawned, Ghost looked for it almost immediately and found a great 4-1 trade in the FG pit -- but ScaryD’s Jorm forced them to reset the objective. On Ghost’s next FG attempt they found another 4-1 and got the objective. They burned both the right and middle Phoenixes, then started to look for the left Phoenix as well. PK found a great defense though and grabbed the deicide, buying them a few moments to breathe. PK attempted the next FG, but PandaCat’s Rama stole the objective with a clutch snipe, snatching the buff for his own team and giving them the final momentum they needed to run it down mid and tie up this set at 30 minutes. 

Game 3 was another insane snowball for PK. At just 8 minutes in, they found a 4-0 engagement and stretched a 2k lead as they headed into the mid game. Thanks to strong rotations from Qvo & Neil, PK started dominating both side lanes and were able to secure the first Gold Fury at just 12 minutes in. not long after they found another 4-2 trade in their favor to lengthen that lead even more. They looked absolutely unstoppable as they rotated to secure the first Fire Giant of the game. Though they took the objective, Ghost answered back by split pushing both the mid T2 and the mid Phoenix. But it didn’t slow PK down at all. PK burned Ghost’s mid Phoenix, shredded their defenses with a deicide, and took the Titan at just 22 minutes in to take the set 2-1. 


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

Thoth conjures three Hieroglyphs around him, ignoring the Basic Attack Movement penalty. His next 3 Basic Attacks pass through Enemies and apply Ability Damage instead. If these attacks pass through the Glyph of Pain, their range is increased by 30. Hitting an Enemy God with this ability increases the damage they take from each subsequent shot by 20% and reduces the cooldown by 1s (this can only occur once per shot).

Thoth dashes in the direction he is currently traveling. After dashing, for 5s Thoth's next basic attack is enhanced.

This projectile roots the first Enemy god hit while slowing all other Enemies, and also deals Ability Damage.

If either the Dash or Attack passes through the Glyph of Pain, their respective range is increased by 30.

From his book, Thoth conjures forth a Hieroglyph in front of him. Thoth's ability projectiles passing through the glyph receive increased damage, and a range increase of 30. This damage does not trigger Item effects.


Thoth and allies' Basic Attack projectiles also receive a lesser damage bonus, but no range increase.

Thoth conjures a large glyph from his book, and then inscribes three more at its corners. When all four have been summoned, he sends them forward damaging all Enemies in their path.

Thoth may activate this ability again to fire the ability early, doing a reduced amount of damage based on the number of glyphs currently summoned. Alternately he may cancel this ability at a cost of 30 mana.

Thoth pens the names of his fallen opponents in his book, recording their weaknesses. After killing 30 Enemies, Thoth gains a stack of 3 Magical Penetration, and killing an Enemy God will complete the current stack. He unlocks a new stack every 4 levels, up to a maximum of 5 stacks at level 17.

Thoth

Arbiter of the Damned

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Terra

The Earth Mother

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

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

Odin lunges to his target location, doing damage to all nearby enemies.

Odin summons a flock of Ravens that create a Shield around him. When the Shield expires it explodes outward, dealing damage to nearby enemies based on how much Health it had remaining. If the Shield is at full Health, it deals additional bonus damage.

The Shield will not expire while Odin is using Lunge, and will always detonate upon landing.

Odin begins empowering Gungnir with Runic Magic, becoming immune to knockbacks. Every .7s Gungnir changes runes and Odin pulses out damage around him, slowing enemies for 2s. When Odin releases Gungnir it travels forward, damaging enemies and stopping on the first god hit. The first rune causes allies around Odin to gain Attack Speed for 3s. The second allows Gungnir to home onto enemy gods. The last rune allows Gungnir to stun.

Odin summons a wall of spears that blocks his enemies movement. Enemies inside the ring cannot heal. Odin is immune to Slow and Root effects while in his Ring. A portion of the wall can be destroyed when hit by 5 Basic Attacks. Enemies that leave the ring through or over a wall are chased by Gungnir, taking damage and becoming slowed for 2.5s. Enemies that die inside Ring of Spears grant Odin a permanent bonus to Physical Power.

Odin is empowered as he escorts fallen warriors to Valhalla. Whenever any god dies on the battleground, Odin gains a bonus to Movement Speed and Power. This effect can stack up to 5 times.

Odin

The Allfather

Mulan swings her sword with precision, striking twice and dealing damage to all enemies hit.

Skilled - Mulan gains an Attack Speed increase after using this ability.
Adept - Mulan strikes a third time in a large cone in front of her.
Mastered - Mulan gains 10% Attack Speed.

Mulan brings forth her spear striking in front of her, dealing damage and slowing all enemies hit.

Skilled - Mulan heals for up to 3 enemies hit.
Adept - Mulan strikes a second time further in front of her, dealing bonus damage if she hits the same enemy.
Mastered - Mulan gains 5% Power.

Mulan readies herself and fires an arrow with a rope attached to it. If she hits an enemy god she stuns them, dealing damage and pulling them towards her while dashing and hitting them again for extra damage.

Skilled - Mulan gains a Protection buff after hitting an enemy god.
Adept - Mulan is able to dash to walls.
Mastered - Mulan gains 5% Movement Speed.

Mulan brings forth her entire arsenal dashing forwards with sword slashes, dealing damage and rooting enemies for 1s.
If she hits an enemy god during the dash, Mulan uses her new divine energy to knock up enemies with her spear before firing a large projectile attack with her bow.
Dealing damage with any part of this ability gains Skill towards the weapon used. Mulan also gains Protections for the duration.

Mulan utilizes a Sword, Spear and Bow with her abilities and can gain Skill towards them by damaging enemy gods. Her expertise in each weapon provides different bonuses. Mulan also gains a buff every 10 seconds that reduces the cooldown of the next non-ultimate ability used by 2 seconds.

Mulan

The Ascendant Warrior

Baron Samedi animates two skulls, both which briefly warm up before firing two beams of voodoo magic that damage enemies. The beams crossover wherever Baron Samedi was aiming. Enemies hit by both beams take 15% damage on the second hit.

If the enemy god hit is above 30 Hysteria, their Physical Power, Magical Power, and Attack Speed are reduced.

Baron Samedi guides restless spirits to the ground and buries them. After a brief delay the ground erupts, damaging enemies standing in the area. If an enemy god is hit, friendly spirits fly from the area and heal allies near the explosion or by Baron Samedi.

If the enemy god hit is above 30 Hysteria the friendly spirit cleanses ally slow effects, and increases their Movement Speed.

Baron Samedi throws his snake forward, wrapping any enemy god hit and dealing damage every .5s for 2.5s and applying a ramp to root.

If a god hit is above 30 Hysteria, the snake will also lash out at nearby enemy gods who stand too close after 1s. Enemies hit by this are injected with venom that applies a ramp to root and deals the full damage over time immediately.

Baron Samedi pulls the souls of the living towards his Coffin, becoming immune to Crowd Control and taking 35% reduced damage. Enemy gods within range are caught in a Vortex, dragging them towards the Coffin and taking damage every .33s. When an enemy god gets too close to the Coffin their soul is ripped out, causing them to be stunned, take a large amount of damage based on their maximum health and gain max Hysteria. This ability persists for 3.5s or until an enemy god is pulled to the Coffin.

If targets being pulled are above 30 Hysteria, the pull strength is increased.

Baron shares Baron's Brew, a powerful restorative chalice, with his allies from the Item Shop. Enemies hit by Baron will have Hysteria applied to them. Baron's abilities interact with Hysteria to provide bonus effects. Targets at Max Hysteria take 20% additional damage from Baron Samedi.

Baron Samedi

God of Life and Death

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

Heimdallr throws his sword, Hofuð, into the air. It shines with brilliant light that reveals enemies within 80 units. Heimdallr can refire this ability to call the sword down, causing it to fly to the target location and damage enemies.

Heimdallr blows the Gjallarhorn for 2s, causing enemies in front of him to lose Movement and Attack Speed while taking damage every .5s. While blowing his horn Heimdallr is immune to knockups. When Heimdallr ends this cast, either through cancelling it himself or after 2s, he raises the Gjallarhorn for a final blast. This blast damages enemies and knocks them away from Heimdallr.

Heimdallr manifests a fragment of the Bifrost at his target location. When two fragments are placed they become linked, allowing Heimdallr to traverse the Bifrost. The greater the distance between the fragments the longer it takes to begin traversing and the longer it takes for it to be usable again. If Heimdallr places a third fragment down, the oldest fragment vanishes. Enemies that walk between two fragments are revealed to Heimdallr. 

Heimdallr charges forward, axe ready. If Heimdallr hits an enemy god he stuns them before unleashing a devastating swing of his axe, launching his target into the sky. A Bifrost portal appears and Heimdallr sends the launched foe through the realms of Muspelheim and Niflheim before returning them back to the battleground at a random location in front of him. Muspelheim burns the enemy every .5s for 1.5s while Niflheim slows the enemy for 2.5s.

When Heimdallr gains vision of an enemy god he gains Physical Power, up to a maximum of 5 gods. When an enemy god would disappear from vision (including Stealth) Heimdallr continues to see them for 4s. Heimdallr's Critical Strikes only deal 70% bonus damage.

Heimdallr

The Vigilant

He Bo fires a short burst of water from his hands, damaging all enemies in front of him.

He Bo unfurls his scroll in a line, releasing the flood waters. Allies on the water are immune to Slows and move faster, while enemies are Slowed.

He Bo calls forth a geyser, causing it to burst out with tremendous force at his target location, damaging enemies while knocking them into the air.

He Bo transforms into a wave and crashes forward, damaging all enemies in his path.

Each time He Bo uses an ability, he gains the Steady Flow buff which increases his Magical Power. The timer refreshes when another ability is used.

He Bo

God of the Yellow River

Amaterasu harnesses the power of her jewel, healing herself every second for 4 seconds and creating a persistent aura that buffs nearby allied gods. Every time this ability is activated the aura switches between Valor and Benevolence. 

Amaterasu charges her mirror for 5 seconds. While the mirror is charging she takes decreased damage. By activating the ability again or at the end of 5 seconds she will fire her mirror straight ahead, dealing damage. The mirror can be charged by successfully attacking enemies or from taking damage, and will deal up to double the base damage when fully charged.

Amaterasu shines light off of her sacred blade, silencing all enemies in front of her. She then dashes forward while dealing damage, piercing through minions or stopping at the first god hit.  

Amaterasu focuses the power of the heavens into an impressive 3 strike combination attack. The 2nd hit will do 20% more base damage and slow enemies by 30%. The 3rd hit will do 40% more base damage and stun enemies. She must hit an enemy with the 1st hit to receive the increased damage and CC on the 2nd hit. The same rule applies to the 2nd and 3rd hits.

Amaterasu illuminates enemies she hits with basic attacks. After 3 hits on the same target the enemy gains an aura, exposing their weaknesses and causing them to take more damage from all sources. Any other enemies that come near the afflicted target are weakened as well.

Amaterasu

The Shining Light

Nike slams the ground three times, sending out fissures that deal damage. If a target is hit twice, that target loses protections for 5 seconds. If a target is hit three times, that target is disarmed. Nike is immune to Knockback for the duration.

Nike conjures a protective barrier in front of her that blocks ranged Basic Attacks. While focused on the barrier Nike's ability to turn is limited and she is knockback immune. Enemies who get near the barrier are repelled. At any point, Nike can re-fire the ability to collapse the barrier and deal damage to enemies in front of the barrier.

Nike leaps into the air, then crashes down at a location dealing damage and knocking up enemies.

Nike transforms into an armored sentinel and sends out a shockwave that damages and slows enemies around her. While in this form, she gains a percentage of her max health as a shield that lasts for 10 seconds.

Nike sets three goals that the team can achieve to gain increased strength. Upon completing a goal, Nike's team gains a Laurel that increases Power and Movement Speed. This Laurel can increase up to 3 times.

Nike

Goddess of Victory

Nox extends her shadow forward, damaging enemies. If this shadow hits an enemy god it stops, rooting and crippling them in place and dealing damage over time instead. Nox must channel and stay within range to maintain hold on the target, but may cancel this ability early. Nox will continue to channel this ability even if she is hit by Crowd Control effects. While channeling this ability Nox suffers no directional movement penalty.

Nox creates a void of darkness that silences all enemies within. After a short duration it explodes, dealing damage.

Nox dashes forward, dealing damage to all enemies. If she hits an allied god, she leaps into their shadow, traveling with them. When Nox exits a shadow, she deals damage again in a radius around her. Nox may cancel this ability early to exit shadows.

Nox unleashes a vortex of dark energy that explodes on contact with an enemy god, dealing damage to all enemies in range 20 and applying damage over time. Enemies hit are also weakened, dealing less damage for the duration.

Nox’s candles gather energy from all abilities she uses. For every ability Nox casts, a candle is lit. For every candle lit Nox gains +3% magical power. When Nox takes damage from an enemy god one of her candles is blown out.

Vamana

Fifth Avatar of Vishnu

Defeat

11/1/2020

2/4/7

Defeat

10/31/2020

1/3/5

Defeat

10/30/2020

3/2/3

Defeat

10/17/2020

8/3/9

Victory

10/3/2020

2/4/4

Victory

10/3/2020

0/2/4

Defeat

9/6/2020

2/3/5

Victory

8/9/2020

3/2/10

Victory

8/1/2020

5/2/10

Defeat

8/1/2020

2/3/5

Victory

6/7/2020

5/3/6

Victory

6/7/2020

2/2/9

Victory

6/7/2020

11/1/7

Victory

5/29/2020

1/4/4

Defeat

5/23/2020

10/1/4