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

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.

+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 Mana on kills and converts your Mana to additional Physical Power.

PASSIVE - 3% of your Mana is converted to Physical Power.

This item gives increased Physical Lifesteal when at low Health.

PASSIVE - If you drop below 35% Health, you gain an additional 30% Physical Lifesteal for 5 seconds.  Can only occur once every 15 seconds.

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

PASSIVE - Basic Attacks against an enemy reduce your target's Physical Protection by 7% for 3 seconds (max. 4 Stacks).

This item gives the owner additional Physical Power and Lifesteal as they build Stacks.

This item causes the owner's Basic Attacks to deal a percentage of the target's Health as additional damage.

PASSIVE - On Basic Attack hits, deal Physical Damage equal to 3% of the target's maximum Health. If the target has over 2000 Health, the bonus damage scales up. This effect reaches a maximum of 5% of the targets Maximum Health at 2750 Health.

This item has a chance to cause chain lightning, damaging nearby enemies.

PASSIVE - Every fourth Basic Attack triggers a chain lightning, damaging the target and up to 4 nearby enemies for 15 damage +60% of your total Basic Attack Power.

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

PASSIVE - Your Basic Attacks benefit from an additional 10% Physical Penetration.

Conquest - M/KB

Joust - M/KB

Duel - M/KB

Conquest - Controller

Joust - Controller

Duel - Controller

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.

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

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

We saw a slow start in Game 1, with no first blood drawn until 10 minutes in. eUnited found some good early game pressured and edged out a slight lead headed into the mid game. Both teams clashed at the Gold Fury pit, and EUN overcommitted just enough to let RNG get the better end of the 4-2 trade that ensued. But no one was able to secure the objective. At 17 minutes in, EUN found a great 4-2 trade on RNG, though it would only put them about 2k up when all was said and done. With the rest of RNG down, SoloOrTroll made a huge play at the Fire Giant and stole it right out from underneath EUN, effectively swinging the entire game in RNG’s favor. RNG found a 3-2 trade at the Oni Fury that they extended into a full blown deicide. RNG secured the next Fire Giant right on respawn, then rotated toward the right Phoenix and picked 2 EUN defenders while they burned the objective. At 27 minutes, EUN’s defenses crumbled as RNG found another three picks and took the Titan for the first win of the set. 

Game 2 went much the same way. RNG found some strong early pressure, edging out a slight kill lead in spite of a relatively even gold differential. EUN tried to keep pace and put on some good team fight pressure that looked like it might slow things down -- but as RNG headed into the mid game they turned up the heat. LASBRA made a clutch Gold Fury steal that robbed EUN of any chance for extra farm. At 22 minutes, EUN overcommitted to a fight at the Fire Giant and RNG found the complete Deicide, taking the objective for free. RNG sieged the left Phoenix, then the middle Phoenix, and started closing in on the Titan. EUN defended for a few moments and claimed 2 lives, but it wouldn’t be enough. At 26 minutes, RNG chunked the last of the Titan’s health and cleaned up this set 2-0. 


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

PASSIVE - Killing an enemy god or minion gives you stacks of +.5 Physical Power and +.2% Physical Lifesteal. You receive 5 stacks for a god kill and 1 stack for a minion kill. Stacks up to 70 times.

Old Obey was nowhere to be found in this set. Game 1 got off to a slow start, with no kills on the board until Cyno found an easy double at 11 minutes in. As soon as Cyno got the aggression started, scuffles broke out all over the map and in just a few seconds there was a 3-2 kill count in Obey’s favor. As Obey took a slight lead into the mid game, they found a 3-3 trade at the Gold Fury and couldn’t quite secure the objective though they held on to a 3k lead. They made another pass at the Gold Fury around 16 minutes, and this time they secured a 2-1 trade and the objective. Pretty soon the deadly combination of good map pressure, good team fights, and a ruthless Vamana jungle gave Obey a strong 6k gold advantage. As Obey started to eye the Fire Giant, PK responded with two quick kills and forced the reset, then found another 2 kills shortly after to try and slow Obey’s momentum. They converted that fight into a free Fire Giant at 28 minutes, a free Primal Fury right after, and a 9k gold swing that put PK ever so slightly in the lead. But PK’s second FG attempt wasn’t nearly as successfull; they lost two members, handed the objective over to Obey, and lost their lead to boot. With the momentum back in Obey’s favor, they started closing in on PK’s left Phoenix. PK pulled out a great defense and got several picks on Obey -- but the whole time they were fighting, Cyno was burning down PK’s Titan with his EFG-buffed Vamana. By the time PK made it back to defend, it was too late. The Titan fell and Obey took the first win of this set. 

Game 2 was a much wilder ride. Obey found the first blood and some good early aggression, but things stayed relatively even throughout the early game. As we rolled into the mid game, Obey started to find a stronger lead with some great team fights and put a little bit of map pressure on PK that snowballed into a comfortable lead. But as the mid game transitioned to the late game, PK activated and started to turn things around. After finding the upper hand in a few team fights and securing some objectives, they evened out their deficit and found a bit of a lead. By the time they secured the Fire Giant at 27 minutes, their 13k gold lead was growing even bigger. Zapman was going full sicko mode on Jing Wei and diving in to shred both opponents and objectives like the right Phoenix. With one bird down, PK was ready to move in. They split their aggression between the left and mid Phoenixes, and got them both as minions started pouring into Obey’s base. Four members of Obey fell in their defense effort, and PK closed in on the Titan to tie up this set 1-1 at 31 minutes. 

The tiebreaker fight in Game 3 began with a spicy picks and bans phase. PK first-picked Cyno’s Nike jungle for themselves, and Obey responded with heavy early pressure draft that made their mission clear: shut down PK, and shut them down quick. But PK had other plans. Obey managed to take a slight 1k gold lead in the early game, but that wasn’t enough to give them the early advantage they needed to make this comp work for them. PK kept pace with good map pressure and superior farm, then secured a quick Gold Fury at 12 minutes to give them a slight gold advantage. Three free picks in mid for PK converted into an incredibly early Fire Giant secure at just 15 minutes in. A few minutes later, PK had a 5k lead in hand and all the map pressure they could ask for -- burning down Obey’s T2 towers while all of their own towers stood mostly untouched. But they overstayed their welcome at the mid T2 and lost two. After PK reset, objectives started to fall like dominos. Another FG went to PK, the Oni Fury went to Obey, a right Phoenix went to PK, and another FG went to PK following the objective respawn. Obey found a great 3-2 trade that gave them a little breathing room to reset, but PK was unstoppable. They took the Oni Fury at 29 minutes, found a 3-1 trade at the mid Phoenix while the Oni minions burned the right Phoenix. PK found a final fateful fight at 34 minutes that fell 4-1 in their favor, and they stormed the Titan to take the 2-1 set win. 


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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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


Game 1 started as a slow burn, with no kills on the board at 9 minutes in and a slight 1k lead for Radiance. But as PK headed into the mid game at 13 minutes, they found four unanswered kills that helped them even up the early deficit. A scuffle at the Gold Fury pit saw two PK members fall and Radiance tried to make a Fire Giant rotation to make the most of these picks -- until Zapman delayed their rotation through the mid lane and forced them to double back and settle for the Gold Fury instead. A few minutes later, PK found a clean 2-0 engagement and secured the Fire Giant to help them swing the game’s momentum entirely in their favor. At 36 minutes they found three more good picks and stormed down the mid lane, taking the Titan and the Game 1 win. 

Radiance didn’t take their Game 1 loss too kindly. Thanks to a much better start for Aror and nearly prescient map rotations from Adapting and the rest of the squad, Radiance found several early kills and a 2k lead by 8 minutes in. NeilMah’s Khepri wasn’t nearly as effective this time around with Radiance’s Hun Batz zoning him out at every turn. Once Radiance had that early momentum, they didn’t let it go until the Titan fell. Snowballed into a 12k lead by 22 minutes, Radiance secured the Fire Giant and started looking to siege. As they barrelled down the mid lane they found the deicide and made their final push to shred the Titan and tie up this set. 

Game 3 looked like it was going to be an easy win for Radiance, but PK wasn’t going down without a fight. Radiance put a ton of pressure on NeilMah to keep him from being able to support his squad, and Adapting had near-suffocating pressure on his Hun Batz that kept PK from finding a good foothold. One Gold Fury and a Fire Giant later, Radiance had extended a 7k gold lead. At 28 minutes, Radiance took another Fire Giant but couldn’t quite secure the right Phoenix. With every minute that passed, the lengthy lead that Radiance had started to mean less and less. Radiance found another strong 3-1 trade that they converted into an EFG secure, but PK still wouldn’t go down. They picked off two from Radiance, then secured Pyromancer and bided their time, waiting for the perfect fight. Finally, around the Fire Giant pit, PK collapsed on Radiance and found a perfect 4-0 fight. With no time to waste, they rushed down the mid lane, took down the last remaining member of Radiance, and burned down the Titan for an insane 2-1 comeback. 


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

ROLE QUEST: CARRY: COMPLETED!

This set was as highly contested as it was long. eUnited started Game 1 with some strong early kills, but in spite of their kill advantage Rival held a slight 1k lead until well into the mid game. Things started to heat up around 20 minutes in as eUnited took the first Fire Giant and tried to put on some pressure, but they weren’t able to find much. On the next FG spawn a few minutes later, Rival secured a deicide and took the objective for free, then cleared the map of every T1 and T2 objective remaining on EUN’s side. With a 3k lead now in their hands, Rival wasn’t quite able to find the end they may have been looking for. eUnited found three clean picks at 29 minutes, then another 3-2 trade in their favor shortly after. But Rival still had an 8k lead, and were able to clear the left Phoenix and almost secured the right Phoenix, but had to back off at the last second. EUN put up a strong defense with some absolutely nutty team fights, but ultimately Rival had too much momentum on their side and they were able to siege EUN’s throne room at 40 minutes to take the Titan and the first win. 

In Game 2 we saw a fairly even start with lots of early aggression on both sides. But it wasn’t long before EUN edged out a slight 1k gold lead that Rival couldn’t even out -- even after sam4soccer2 stole a Gold Fury at 14 minutes in. A little while later, EUN found a good 2-3 trade at the Fire Giant pit that let them secure the objective and strengthen their lead to 2k. From there on, the snowball was basically unstoppable. By 27 minutes, that 2k lead had turned into a 9k lead and EUN secured RVL’s right Phoenix -- but RVL split push and secured a left Phoenix in return. Undeterred, EUN started looking for their opportunity to end but seemed to have some trouble with their sieges. During their second attempt to secure RVL’s newly respawned right Phoenix, EUN lost three members and were forced to reset. On their third attempt, they lost one and reset again. But at 44 minutes, EUN finally secured the Fire Giant and got the power they needed to make their final push down the right lane and tie up this set 1-1. 

In Game 3, we saw the methodical Rival plays that we’re used to seeing. Things got off to an even start, and EUN even took a minor early lead. But it wasn’t long before Rival found some good picks and taped down their W keys. At 18 minutes they secured their first Fire Giant and lengthened their 2k gold lead, and they weren’t interested in giving EUN the opportunity to bring this one back. Just a few minutes later they picked off two enemy players and secured EUN’s right Phoenix, then kept pushing right into the base to shred the Titan and take this set 2-1.


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

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


In this set, Radiance reminded us why they are currently undefeated in the SPL. Game 1 got off to a slow start, with some early aggression from Radiance and strong ward vision for SSG in response. RAD found more kills at the outset, but SSG’s objective control was so precise that gold and XP was nearly dead even toward the mid game. A dance at the Gold Fury around 19 minutes turned into an absolute bloodbath, but Radiance came out on top with a deicide and the objective secure. With a lead that strong to contend with, SSG just couldn’t find a way back into this game. A big team fight at the Fire Giant pit fell 4-2 in RAD’s favor, and they absolutely snowballed from there. At 44 minutes, all three SSG Phoenixes were down. They made a valiant attempt to defend in mid, but RAD tore right through them for another deicide and W-keyed into the Titan for the first win of the set. 

Radiance didn’t let up any of the pressure in Game 2. They got an early lead and hung onto it for every single minute. The plays were impressive, but more impressive was the near-perfect teamwork we saw coming out of every member on RAD. By 20 minutes in, SSG’s support was 8 levels down from the enemy, and things were looking pretty dire. Radiance kept hitting the gas pedal and ramming right into SSG’s defenses -- and at just 27 minutes, they landed yet another deicide that busted the right lane wide open and let RAD secure the Titan and the 2-0 sweep.


eUnited started this set with an interesting double hunter comp that put He Bo in the jungle for Screammmmm. They got off to an early lead in Game 1, and Obey just couldn't seem to find an answer for the constant pressure that EUN put them under. The first Fire Giant of the game went to eUnited, and not long after Obey was already on the back foot, having to defend Phoenixes. By just 29 minutes in, eUnited had already cleared the rest of the map and taken down two Phoenixes. They made their final push just a few moments later -- and in spite of some clutch ults from Obey's Yemoja and Hun Batz that briefly turned the tide of the fight -- eUnited was simply too powerful to stop and they quickly claimed the first win of this set. 

In Game 2, Obey got off to a much stronger start and saw a handful of early kills. But in spite of their scoreline advantage, eUnited kept the lead pretty even with strong objective control. By the 20-minute mark, Obey had edged out a slight lead and took control of the game once again in spite of some strong team fights from EUN. Obey took the Fire Giant at 25 minutes in, but ultimately EUN's unstoppable team fight potential was too much for them to overcome. eUnited quickly wrestled back map control and made their final siege just a few minutes later to take the Titan and the clean 2-0 match win. 

Rival was the favored team going into this match, but Renegades did not go down without a fight. After a slow start in Game 1, Renegades  edged out a slight lead thanks to a Gold Fury steal from AwesomeJake and some big jungle plays from Lasbra. It looked RNG would be able to snowball their lead into a straightforward win, but then they collapsed completely in an ill-fated fight at the right Phoenix. Rival secured the deicide and the Game 1 win. Game 2 was much cleaner, with Rival taking an early lead and shutting down Lasbra at every turn. They held this lead for the rest of the game and were sieging the RNG base by 25 minutes in. Renegades was able to defend for a while -- but shortly after, Rival grabbed a deicide in mid and pushed straight into the fountain to clean up this set 2-0. 

The score says 2-0, but this set was anything but a blowout. Radiance was insanely aggressive in Game 1, with 4 kills on the board just a few minutes in. eUnited's objective control was strong, especially around Gold Fury and Fire Giant. But it wasn't enough to stop the RAD rampage, and Radiance secured the first win of the set at just 34 minutes. eUnited looked much stronger in Game 2, and held a solid lead throughout the game. Radiance was able to steal a Gold Fury, but just couldn't quite keep up with eUnited's objective secure. eUnited stole the Fire Giant and found a clutch fight after, but in the blink of an eye Radiance turned a key fight in their favor. With 3 EUN carries down, they made a relentless siege to close out the set 2-0. 

Game 1 got off to a pretty slow start in the early game. At the 20-minute mark, both teams were dancing around the Fire Giant pit but no one could secure the objective. Radiance finally took FG at 27 minutes, and looked to end the game. An epic base race ensued, and Radiance just barely took down PK's Titan in time to win Game 1. Game 2 got off to an even slower start, with only 3 kills on the board at 17 minutes in. But after a clutch fight at the Fire Giant pit that resulted in a Pyromancer, an FG, and 3 kills for Radiance, this all-star squad was able to run right through PK's defenses and sweep this set 2-0.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Zhong Kui

the Demon Queller

Chiron warns his teammates to evade the area, granting them .3s of Crowd Control Immunity so they can escape before it explodes and does damage to all enemies in the area.

Applies Target Mark

Chiron passively marks his enemies as targets when he damages them with Basic Attacks, Training Exercise, or Centaurus, reducing their Physical Protections by 5%. He may activate this ability to fire seeking arrows at all marked targets within range, damaging and slowing them.

Chiron gallops forward damaging enemies, knocking up minions, and kicking enemy gods behind him.
Chiron may fire Basic Attacks while charging.

Chiron is transformed into a constellation, and can fire three long-distance shots, even through walls.
If Chiron would be killed during this ability, he does not die until he runs out of time or shots.  Killing an enemy with this ability when Chiron would have died returns him to life with health equal to the damage dealt instead.
 Applies target mark.

Every 12s Chiron collects herbs for a poultice. Each time he uses an ability, a poultice is consumed to heal himself or an ally within 30 units, based on who has the lowest health. Healed allies also gain Physical and Magical Power.

Chiron

The Great Teacher

Cabrakan becomes enraged, increasing his movement speed. While active, Cabrakan gains 70% increased Attack Speed and his next successful Basic Attack will Stun with no diminishing returns and do bonus damage. Additionally, Cabrakan gains Haste and is immune to Slows and Roots while this ability is active.

Passive: As Cabrakan's shields take damage they store energy and gain Protection stacks.

Active: Cabrakan slams his shields together creating a concussive blast and damaging enemies in front of him. If his shields have the maximum number of Stacks then the enemy gods hit are Stunned. Stacks are removed.

Cabrakan repeatedly slams the ground with his shields creating an earthquake and causing enemy gods around him to Tremble. Enemies in the earthquake also take damage and are caught in a Vortex which drags them towards Cabrakan. This ability can only be channeled for a maximum amount of 10s.

Cabrakan stomps the ground creating a wall of earth and a fissure that travels out in front of him and damages any enemies caught in its path. The walls may be destroyed if they take enough hits. Cabrakan may destroy his own walls with a single Basic Attack.

Cabrakan and nearby allies take 5% reduced damage.

Cabrakan

Destroyer of Mountains

Ao Kuang Teleports forward into Stealth, leaving behind a watery form of himself. He remains in Stealth for 5s or until he attacks or takes damage.

Ao Kuang may activate this ability again to detonate the watery form, dealing damage to nearby enemies.

Ao Kuang summons 6 dragons to his side. For every successful Basic Attack Ao Kuang makes, a dragon will dive to the target dealing additional damage. This ability ends after all dragons are used, or after 10s.

Ao Kuang may activate this ability again to send forward any remaining dragons in a ranged attack. The dragons damage and Slow the first enemy they hit.

Ao Kuang unleashes a storm of lightning from his sword, damaging all enemies in front of him. This hit will send a Dragon from Dragon's Call forth, dealing damage to hit targets.

Ao Kuang grabs a single target, damaging and knocking them into the air. If the target is below a Health threshold, Ao Kuang will also reveal his true form, becoming an airborne Dragon and executing them restoring Health. After transforming Ao Kuang then picks a new location to land, dealing damage to enemies within 20 units.

Every 12 seconds Ao Kuang gets a stack of Dragon King's Sword. With a stack available, his next non-ultimate ability that deals damage to an Enemy god has a reduced cooldown and heals Ao Kuang. Successfully executing an Enemy god with King of the Eastern Seas fully charges Dragon King's Sword.

Ao Kuang

Dragon King of the Eastern Seas

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

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

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

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

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

Aphrodite

Goddess of Beauty

Olorun charges an orb of pure energy for up to 2s before firing it in front of him. The longer he charges the farther the projectile goes, passing through and damaging Enemy minions but stopping on colliding with Enemy gods.

This ability can Critically Hit and can provide stacks of Overflowing Divinity.

Olorun gains amplified Attack Speed. Every successful attack on an Enemy during the buff provides his inner Sun with energy, to a cap of 20 stacks.
During the buff or for 4s after, Olorun can refire this ability to conjure the Sun to damage Enemies in an area. The Sun emits projectiles faster and more randomly with higher ammo. Hitting the same Enemy deals 30% less damage each time, to a minimum of 90% reduction.

Olorun expends the light within himself knocking back and damaging nearby Enemies as well as slowing them for 2s.

Olorun and allies are bathed in the light, gaining a heal over time that ticks every second for 5s. For every ally healed, Olorun gains Physical and Magical protections.

Olorun brings forth Olodumare and Olofi who travel outwards, creating a large area of divine energy that distorts the flow of time within.
All Enemies caught in the area are negatively affected by the time dilation, attacking, casting and even animating more slowly.
Olorun himself benefits from the Sanctified Field in a similar way.
The strength of the divine field also impacts the effect of buffs, debuffs, projectiles and deployables.

Upon reaching 150 Magical Power from Items, Olorun gains 15% Critical Hit Chance and a further 1% per 10 Magical Power from Items.
Olorun's Critical hits only deal 50% increased damage.
Additionally Olorun gains 5% extra scaling on his basic attacks.

Olorun

Ruler of the Heavens

Chernobog conjures a large crystal of curses and hurls it at the target location dealing damage on landing. After several seconds the crystalline curses explode dealing damage again and rooting any enemy in the area. The crystal can be detonated early by firing at it with Vicious Barrage. 

Chernobog fires an enlarged crystal shard that can pierce enemies and deals damage like a Basic Attack.
This applies a single stack of Heart of Cold to all enemies it passes through and instantly detonates Crystallized Curses.
After firing, Chernobog gains increased Attack Speed for several seconds.

Chernobog dashes forward, dealing damage and slowing any enemy he collides with for 2s. If Chernobog comes in contact with a wall, he briefly enters it as a shadow, becoming untargetable and immune to damage for up to 3s.
Chernobog can leave the wall early by dashing or just stepping out of the wall. If he remains for the full duration, Chernobog will automatically dash out as his time expires.

During a brief channeling period, Chernobog summons shadows at the location of all enemies that last for 8s and apply a short stacking Slow.
Chernobog can select any of his shadow clones to fly towards. Once he reaches the location he takes the place of his shadow, refreshing his cooldowns, as well as temporarily obtaining damage mitigations and extra movement speed.

Every successful Basic Attack impales the enemy with a brittle crystal. Upon reaching 3 stacks of Heart of Cold, the enemy explodes for extra damage in an area around them (This damage does not trigger Item effects).

Chernobog

Lord of Darkness

Kali leaps forward, damaging enemies in the target area. Kali additionally heals herself for a percent of a single enemy's missing Health. Kali always heals from the target that would heal her the most.

Kali throws several blades, that converge upon the target location. Each does damage and causes bleed. Kali gains Physical Lifesteal against targets affected by this Bleed.

Kali hurls her incense at her feet, exploding it. Enemies hit are Stunned, while Kali gains a Physical Power bonus.

Kali becomes an unstoppable force of destruction, creating a damage aura around her. During this time, she can be reduced to 1 Health, but cannot die. She is Immune to Knockup, Slow effects, and protected from Root, but still vulnerable to Stuns. If Kali is under 15% of her total Health at the end of the duration, she will heal to 15% Health.

Kali selects a god to Mark. Kali gains Physical Penetration against that god, and Heals 80% of her Max Health for killing the god or 20% for assisting. Gold Bounty from that god is increased by 30% for a Kill or Assist. If her marked target dies the enemy god closest to Kali becomes marked. If Kali is killed by an enemy god she may choose a new target.

Kali

Goddess of Destruction

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

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

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

Medusa gains increased attack speed and her basic attacks become augmented, shooting Vipers that poison the targets hit dealing damage over time.

Medusa hurls back and spits out acid that damages the first enemy hit and sprays out acid in a cone behind them. Acid Spray will explode on statues Medusa has created.

Medusa quickly slithers forward rooting and slashing the first enemy god she encounters. The slash leaves the enemy god reeling in pain, reducing their healing for a short time.

Medusa removes her mask revealing her true face, delivering a powerful blast from her horrifying Gorgon gaze. Enemies take damage and are stunned if they are looking at Medusa. Enemies not looking at Medusa take 75% damage and are slowed. Enemy gods that are killed during Medusa's gaze will turn to a stone statue and remain behind as a reminder to others.

Medusa suffers no movement penalty when side strafing and half of the movement penalty when moving backward.

Medusa

The Gorgon

Cupid fires an arrow of love at the target, causing damage when it hits and Slowing them.  After a short time, the targets heart explodes, dealing the damage again to the target and all enemies within the radius. If Cupid has max Heart Stacks then all enemies in the explosion area are Stunned for 1s. Minions take 50% increased damage from Heart Bomb.

Cupid places 3 floating hearts at his ground target location that heal himself or allied gods when picked up. Cupid regenerates Mana for each heart that is picked up by an ally.

Passive: Cupid gains increased Attack Speed.

Active: Cupid flutters forward quickly, leaving a trail behind him that increases all allies' movement speed.

Cupid fires arrows of love at his ground target location, slowing enemies in the area and crippling them, preventing movement abilities. The arrows grow and explode, dealing damage and Mesmerizing enemies. Any damage done breaks the Mesmerize effect. If Cupid has max Heart Stacks the Mesmerize duration is doubled.

Every hit with a Basic Attack gives Cupid a Heart Stack that increases the damage or healing of his abilities. Heart Bomb and Fields of Love will always consume the Heart Stacks and at 8 Stacks they will have additional effects.

Xbalanque

Hidden Jaguar Sun

Victory

5/16/2020

6/2/9

Victory

5/15/2020

1/4/11

Defeat

5/10/2020

2/6/8

Defeat

5/8/2020

0/5/4

Defeat

5/8/2020

3/0/8

Victory

5/1/2020

1/0/11

Defeat

4/19/2020

0/1/4

Victory

4/18/2020

8/5/10

Victory

4/10/2020

1/4/12

Defeat

4/10/2020

0/4/3

Defeat

4/10/2020

3/1/4

Defeat

4/4/2020

3/1/6

Defeat

4/4/2020

2/2/4