Player Matchup
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Match Stats
Y10 Polynomicon
PASSIVE - Using an ability gives your next Basic Attack within the next 8 seconds +75% of your Magical Power as additional Magical Damage. The effect can only apply once every 2 seconds.
Shoes of Focus
OLD Ring of Hecate
PASSIVE - Each successful basic attack applies a hex to enemies and empowers you, increasing your power by 5% and reducing the power of your opponent by 5% for 5s. (Max. 3 Stacks).
Y10 Telkhines Ring
PASSIVE - Your Basic Attacks deal bonus damage of 5 (+3 Per Level). This effect does not hit structures.
Lost Artifact
Ninja Tabi
Y10 Evolved Devourer's Gauntlet
Shoes of Focus
Evolved Gauntlet of Thebes
AURA - Allies within 70 units receive 10 Physical Protection and 10 Magical Protection.
Mantle of Discord
PASSIVE - If you take damage below 40% 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 110s.
Breastplate of Valor
VS
Y10 Bloodforge
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.
Ninja Tabi
Deathbringer
PASSIVE - Critical Strike bonus damage dealt is increased by 25%.
Sovereignty
AURA - Allied gods within 70 units have their Physical Protections increased by 15 and their HP5 increased by 25.
Shoes of the Magi
Void Doumaru
AURA - Enemy gods within 55 units have their Magical Protection reduced by 10%.
Spectral Armor *old*
PASSIVE - Physical Critical Strikes bonus damage taken is decreased by 40%.
Silver Talisman
PASSIVE - Enemy gods within 55 units have their Healing reduced by 15%. This effect does not stack with similar auras.
Ninja Tabi
OLD Ichaival
PASSIVE - Every successful Basic Attack increases your Physical Power by 10 and reduces the attack speed of your opponent by 7% for 5s. (Max. 3 Stacks)
Dominance
PASSIVE - Your Basic Attacks benefit from an additional 20% Physical Penetration.
