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Smite God: Ravana

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Ravana Build

Starting Off

Bluestone Pendant

Shoes

Healing Potion

Multi Potion

Teleport Fragment

First Back

Warrior Tabi

Chalice of the Oracle

Physical Defense

Gladiator's Shield

Breastplate of Valor

Hide of the Nemean Lion

Magical Defense

Bulwark of Hope

Heartward Amulet

Pestilence

Shogun's Kusari

Hybrid Defense to Consider

Mantle of Discord

Spirit Robe

Masamune

Penetration

Jotunn's Wrath

Brawler's Beat Stick

The Executioner

Utility

Frostbound Hammer

Hastened Fatalis

Winged Blade

Witchblade

Typical Final Build

Warrior Tabi

Spirit Robe

The Executioner

Shogun's Kusari

Jotunn's Wrath

Mantle of Discord

Ravana's Skill Order

Prana Onslaught

1 X

1 3 6 7 10

Overhead Kick

2 A

4 15 16 18 19

10-Hand Shadow Fist

3 B

2 8 11 12 14

Mystic Rush

4 Y

5 9 13 17 20

1 3 6 7 10

Prana Onslaught

1 X

Ravana throws a powerful punch, projecting his prana with it to damage and slow all enemies in front of him.

Ability Type: Cone, Slow, Damage
Damage: 90 / 145 / 200 / 255 / 310 (+95% of your Physical Power)
Slow Percentage: 25%
Slow Duration: 2.5s
Range: 20
Cost: 30 / 38 / 45 / 53 / 60
Cooldown: 9s

4 15 16 18 19

Overhead Kick

2 A

Ravana performs a high kick, sending a shockwave forward to damage all enemies in a line, increasing his Movement Speed and rendering him CC and damage immune during the action.

Ability Type: Line, Buff, Damage
Damage: 70 / 105 / 140 / 175 / 210 (+70% of your Physical Power)
Movement Speed: 50%
Lifetime: 1s
Range: 35
Cost: 60 / 65 / 70 / 75 / 80
Cooldown: 16 / 15.5 / 15 / 14.5 / 14s

2 8 11 12 14

10-Hand Shadow Fist

3 B

Ravana's fists fly forward, damaging and passing through minions and damaging and rooting the first god hit. Ravana heals for each enemy hit - with maximum damage sources of one god and up to three minions.

Ability Type: Line, Root, Damage
Damage: 90 / 130 / 170 / 210 / 250 (+85% of your Physical Power)
Root Duration: 1.25s
Healing: 6 / 17 / 28 / 39 / 50
Range: 45
Cost: 55 / 60 / 65 / 70 / 75
Cooldown: 14s

5 9 13 17 20

Mystic Rush

4 Y

Ravana leaps to a target location, damaging all enemies in the area and applying a debuff to enemy gods that increases the damage they take from all sources. After landing, Ravana receives a buff that reduces the damage he takes from all sources.

Ability Type: Circle, Buff, Damage
Damage: 200 / 275 / 350 / 425 / 500 (+110% of your Physical Power)
Damage Increase: 10%
Damage Reduction: 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 / 30%
Duration: 5s
Range: 55
Radius: 15
Cost: 80 / 90 / 100 / 110 / 120
Cooldown: 110 / 105 / 100 / 95 / 90s

Introduction

Ravana, The Demon King of Lanka

Rapture here bringing you my FIRST EVER guide here on SmiteFire :-) As this is my first guide, any and all (constructive) criticism is welcome!

I've been playing Smite since the beginning of Season 3, and I've found the Solo Lane is my most comfortable role, and is one of my most comfortable warriors.

In this guide I hope to cover
Builds
Matchups
Skills and Combos
Gameplay

Stats

General
Health: 470 (+82)
Mana: 230 (+35)
Speed: 375 (+0)
Range: 12 (+0)
Attack/Sec: 1 (+1.4%)

Regen
HP5: 7 (+0.63)
MP5: 4.8 (+0.4)

Protection
Magical: 30 (+0.9)
Physical: 16 (+2.9)

Basic Attack
Damage: 35 (+2) (+20% of Magical Power)
Progression: .75/.5/1.25
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Pros / Cons

Pros:

Good CC
Excellent Sustain early game
Damage immune #2
Gets health shield after 8 basic attacks
Decent scaling means you can throw out good damage if needed

Cons:

Only real escape is his ult, Mystic Rush
Long cool down on Overhead Kick limits the damage immunity
Can be bursted down easily if caught out of position or with Overhead Kick on cool down
Late game damage isn't the greatest

Patchnotes

Patch 4.8 - Happy Trees

Patch 4.6 - Racer Rumble

Skills

Chain of Blows

Prana Onslaught

Overhead Kick

10-Hand Shadow Fist

Mystic Rush

Items

95% of the time, go on . The early game power is nice and obvious movement speed is obvious. The other 5%, I go . You won't deal as much damage, but the extra tankiness can help if you're getting ganked alot.

Your second full item should always be defense. Are you against a hunter like or ? Build . or your dance partner? Build . Going against a healer like or ?
will be your best friend.
The key here (and overall for solo laners) is counter building. Don't settle for the same build every game. Watch your opponent and build items that willl be most effective against them. recently got a nice change. a little less magical defense, but they chaged the aura to give a 25% attack speed buff, something both and your ADC will enjoy.

For offensive options, again, it's about counter-building. If they have a ton of healing,
may be the way to go. If you wanna stick to your opponent better, choose or . For straight damage, consider , , or

Matchups

Warriors

	Difficulty=Medium	Early game, Amaterasu's wave clear isn't fantastic, so at lever 3 when you have 2 points in Prana Onslaught and 1 point into 10-Hand Shadow Fist, you should be able to bully her around a bit. Landing your abilities on Amaterasu will make your life easier. Her Divine Presence does give her a bit of sustain, but you easily match it. You do need to watch out for her Glorious Charge. It can silence you if she hits, making a getaway pretty rough. Dazzling Offensive isn't a big deal. Alright damage and it stuns if all 3 hit. Thankfully you have Overhead Kick to dodge the damage/stun from the 3rd strike.

	Difficulty=Medium	Bellona can be kind of a slight pain to deal with. Once she gets a couple points into Bludgeon, her wave clear is good (Especially with Bluestone Pendant). She can disarm you with Scourge and immune damage with Shield Bash. Thankfully her Eagle's Rally is easy to dodge with Overhead Kick. Play smart and Bellona won't be a huge problem in lane.

	Difficulty=Very Hard/Easy	I hate hate hate fighting Chaac during the laning phase. His clear is fantastic once he hits level 2. He has fantastic sustain, and a pain-in-the-*** slow and oh yea... lets not forget his big AoE silence. Thunder Strike will get thrown into the middle of your minion wave then warped to with Torrent. Combine those with Bluestone Pendant and he clears so damn fast. Gonna get in a boxing match with him... forget about it. The sustain from Rain Dance is soo much early game and Ravana doesn't have anti-heal built into his kit and again, that slow is such a pain to get away from. You definitely need to play defensively, try not to over extend, and hopefully get some help from your jungler till you can clear waves decently yourself. Late game, Chaac is a non-threat. Sure the big silence from Storm Call is annoying, but his damage isn't great and his heal only effects himself, not the whole team, like Guan Yu's Conviction. If you or your support buy anti-heal ( Brawler's Beat Stick is a decent choice on Ravana), that will help tremendously.

	Difficulty=Easy	The biggest annoyance about Erlang Shen early game is that his Howling Celestial Dog proc's Death's Toll, so his sustain is pretty decent. His 72 Transformations ignores the basic attack movement penatly if he transforms into the Mink. Thankfully you have a slow and root to deal with that. 9 Turns Blessing is his ultimate, and it has great healing and mitigation. It doesn't do any damage tho, so when used in the laning phase, it mostly forces a stalemate. It can be a pain during team fights tho. Play aggressive and you should be able to bully Erlang Shen.

	Difficulty=Unknown	I haven't come across a Guan Yu yet in season 4 so I don't have much insight to give you guys. I've fought Loki, Izanami, Nu Wa and even a damn Anubis in the solo lane, but not Guan Yu. I will update this when I can.

	Difficulty=Hard	Hercules is definitely a pain to deal with. He has 2 good forms of CC with Driving Strike and Earthbreaker. Don't get too close to the tower on him, or you risk being pulled in with those same two moves. His passive, Strength from Pain, increases his power every time you damage him, making him more dangerous. And let's not forget Mitigate Wounds. It heals him for a decent amount, gives bonus protections, and heals him for up to 70% of the damage he takes for 4s after using the ability. Definitely makes him a ***** to deal with. If your opponent build a good amount of power or pen, then Excavate hits like a truck... and it can hit multiple times. Pay attention to when it's coming and Overhead Kick can save your life.

	Difficulty=Easy/Medium	Nike I fell, is another stalemate Goddess you'll fight. Her biggest strength is her passive, To Victory!, as it give global buffs to her teammates during the match. Rend does decent damage and can disarm is it hits you 3 times (which isn't a huge problem to disarm Ravana for a second or so). Valiant Leap is a standard leap. Nothing special. Sentinel of Zeus gives Nike a shield, and slows all enemies by 20%. This is an excellent ability for tower diving, so always be aware of that. Plan of Action gives her other 3 abilities a bonus effect. Rend gains a 3rd hit which can disarm, Valiant Leap travels much faster, and Sentinel of Zeus gains a bigger shield and stronger slow. If you can catch her with her leap or ult down, it will help greatly to root/slow and bully her around a bit. Just be careful for tower dives/ganks with [[Sentinel of Zeus up.

	Difficulty=Hard/Medium	Odin falls into the same category as Chaac. An early game bully that falls off a bit late game. He's gonna out clear you with the classic Lunge and Raven Shout combo. He's gonna slow you, just like Chaac, with Gungnir's Might. Watch out for Ring of Spears, your healing is reduced to ZERO while in the ring. Don't expect 10-Hand Shadow Fist, Meditation Cloak, or any other ability to help you. If you can survive in the ring, just box it out, but if you're getting ganked, use Mystic Rush and get outta dodge. Once late game comes around, you're just as annoying to the enemy team to deal with.

	Difficulty=Medium/Hard	Osiris is an annoyance both early and late. He has a slow and stun, with Sickle Strike and Spirit Flail respectively, plus his passive Fragmented and Judgement Tether and ult Lord of the Afterlife give damage reduction/mitigation. You may need to play defensively to avoid constantly being CC'd. Once you get a Gladiator's Shield or Breastplate of Valor online, you can deal with him much easier.

	Difficulty=Easy	I've been able to bully Sun Wukong for the most part this season. The Magic Cudgel and Master's Will are decent wave clear. His 72 Transformations has a stun and a knockup. Can be a little disruptive during a teamfight, but nothing to worry much about in the laning phase. His only sustain is his ult, Somersault Cloud. The biggest problem I've seen is a Wukong using it neear full health and sending the clone to tank the tower and diving you. Be careful for that, but otherwise, I haven't seen a Wukong to be much trouble.

	Difficulty=Unknown	See Guan Yu, above.

	Difficulty=Medium	I feel like he's a better Sun Wukong. The wave clear is good once he hits level 3-4 (I haven't come across a variant with anything but Bluestone Pendant too). Clear The Path does ok damage, is his dash and can knock you up, making you easy prey for Awilix. Armored Umbrella does good damage and scales really well. Umbrellarang does meh damage, but it can hit you twice, plus is slows you AND slows your attack speed. He'll be able to at least match your clear, if not be a bit quicker, especially if you bought Death's Toll. Everytime he buys a physical protection item, his physical power also increases, thanks to his passive Sleeping Giant. His ult, Colossal Fury has fantastic sustain, makes his basic attacks become AoE, increases his phsyical protection (and power thanks to Sleeping Giant, AND the more you attack him, the longer he stays in the Big Baby form. All-in-all, you will probably stalemate with Vamana early game. You both have solid wave clear, sustain and a form of escape. Hopefully you can gank him once or twice.

Guardians

Mages

Assassins

Hunters

Special Thanks

Thank you all for reading and to TormentedTurnip for his Guide to Guide Crafting and to Zilby for his Guide Templates

Changelog

May 24, 2017 - Version 1.04 - Chaged final build. Added Shogun's Kusari to items section. General spelling/grammar fixes
May 5, 2017 - Version 1.03 - Updated description for 10-Hand Shadow Fist and Mystic Rush. Removed Brawler's Beat Stick from Typical Final Build and Added Qin's Sais
April 30, 2017 - Version 1.02 - , Updated Skill leveling, Various formatting fixes, Removed "Combo" section, Added some entries from "Combo" Section to "Skills" Section, Updated description for Mystic Rush
April 12, 2017 - Version 1.01 - Updated Items section, Added Patchnotes section, changed "Typical Final Build" in Purchase Order section.
March 27, 2017 - Version 1.00 - Initial release

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Generally speaking ravana has an easy time sticking to enemies, so I dont see the need for frostbound on him. Instead, build jotunns allows you to root, slow, immune, and ult more often. Because all of ravanas abilties do damage, the extra pen comes in handy too.

Also because ravana has slow base attack speed, hes not making much use out of qins. A better dps item instead would . Its cheaper, gives you more movement speed, physical prot, and pen that not only contributes towards basic attacks, but also to all 4 of his damaging abilities I mentioned earlier. Combine this with exe for % pen and you have yourself a good dps build with solid prot.

Here's a final build again to give you an idea of what it looks like:

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and late game you can sell breastplate for mantle. He doesnt need the cooldown as much as he needs the prot.

yea, those are all defintely good points. I've tired Stone Cutting Sword on him a bit recently, and haven't had much success with it. I definitely agree with Jotuun's and selling Breastplate late game

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Stats

Pros / Cons

Patchnotes

Skills

Items

Matchups

Special Thanks

Changelog

Ravana - Season 4 Solo Lane Guide (Patch 4.9 - Nine Tailed Terror

Smite God: Ravana

Ravana Build

Starting Off

First Back

Physical Defense

Magical Defense

Hybrid Defense to Consider

Penetration

Utility

Typical Final Build

Ravana's Skill Order

Prana Onslaught

Overhead Kick

10-Hand Shadow Fist

Mystic Rush

Introduction

Ravana, The Demon King of Lanka

Stats

Pros / Cons

Patchnotes

Skills

Items

Matchups

Special Thanks

Thank you all for reading and to TormentedTurnip for his Guide to Guide Crafting and to Zilby for his Guide Templates

Changelog

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