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Warrior Tabi
The Executioner
Breastplate of Valor
Mystical Mail
Midgardian Mail
Hide of the Urchin
Bulwark of Hope
Pestilence
Magi's Cloak
Spirit Robe
Rage
Deathbringer
Malice
Warrior Tabi
The Executioner
Hide of the Urchin
Bulwark of Hope
Rage
Deathbringer
Heavenly Wings
Teleport Fragment
Aegis Amulet
Sundering Spear
Purification Beads
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Greetings everyone, thank you for taking the time to look at my guide. Osiris is my favorite warrior in Smite, and I'm truly saddened no one picks him anymore. His viability hasn't gone away, you just have to know how to build him and practice with him is all! He is a great boxer, one of the better solo laners, and an overall satisfying front line god to play! I'm here to show you a variety of builds I use and have tested personally in all game modes and have had plenty of success with. If you have tried any of these builds and found them helpful please let me know in the comments section, I'm also open to critiques and suggestions by the community.
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Passive: Fragmented | Controllable damage mitigation and a strong passive that synergises with his 3rd ability. 6 stacks, and a total of 16% damage mitigation. Downside is after it's fully stacked it goes away in 6 strikes against any target, gods and minions alike. Shed body parts with your first three abilities every trip back to the fountain before returning to lane. Did I also mention it prevents you from being body blocked when fully stacked? |
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Ability 1: Sickle Strike |
Makes catching up to enemies significantly easier than outrunning them. Damage is low so save this for comboing with Spirit Flail to slow their ***es down when chasing. However, I will say, watching someone get impaled by this ability and have it sit there for a few moments in their chest on it's own is quite hilarious. |
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Ability 2: Spirit Flail | Only source of wave clear outside his basic attacks. Also only reliable poke which has good early game damage. |
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Ability 3: Judgement Tether | Additional source of damage mitigation, every second he gains increased damage mitigation before the enemy is stunned. Numbers can go as high as 50% mitigation with a fully stacked passive. This is also his only hard cc ability and can be broken since it's an AOE ability and the stun doesn't kick in immediately, don't let it go to waste. |
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Ultimate: Lord of the Afterlife |
This is why Osiris is so good in solo outside his crazy attack chain, solo is the sustain lane and he completely prevents any and all sustain with this ult. Use it to chase down fleeing foes who've tasted your wrath or escaping an ambush that would otherwise kill you(JK, you cannot kill that which is already dead.) Also keep in mind, it's a skill shot and your only built in escape. Use it wisely |
For early game, Spirit Flail should be the only ability you use to do damage to your foe from a distance. Reason being is you want to be conservative with your manna and use 
Death's Toll and 
Mana Potion's to replenish your limited reserves.
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-Fantastic damage mitigation. -Strong attack Chain. -Can outbox multitude of foes whilst building bruiser. |
-Versatile in how he can be built. -Built in  Hastened Fatalis with passive. |
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-No escape outside ultimate. -High Skill Cap. |
-Extremely susceptible to high amounts of burst cc and damage. -Built in slow is a skillshot. |
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Qin's Sais, and 2 situational items. Hybrid items are great for pairing with other healthy defense pieces. Hide of the Urchin is a great at being hands down the best defense item in the game, having it as your only defense item is not recommended. Glass cannon builds will get you killed. Here's why I get Hide of the Urchin and Bulwark of Hope together in a standard build, because at rank 20 you end up having 142 physical protections, 173 magical, and 2625 hp. Even more so if you end up getting another healthy defense item or 
Frostbound Hammer. This is a sufficient effective health pool for bruising. The following list below is a short description of the builds I have created above and what their strengths and weaknesses are.
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only serves to increase your Critical chance damage, and is not an ideal pen item on its own. Also you have no objective pen at all so good luck whacking towers for days without a minion wave!|
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Life Steal |
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Power and Penetration |
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to compliment
damage so all foes will be on equal footing in terms of how much of a beating they will take from you. Not even objectives are safe.
is a great item to equip in the solo lane. Kind of like how life steal gives you hp sustain, this gives you the manna sustain to keep poking your enemies out and stay in lane longer. Also it gives a **** ton of power.|
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AS/Armor Reduction |
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Tanky Frontline |
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Qin's Sais and The Executioner, or
Stone Cutting Sword in order to kill people.
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 BellonaTitle: God of War Threat Level: Medium to High Most Threatening Stage: All Stages |
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 RavanaTitle: Demon King of Lanka Threat Level: Very High Most Threatening Stage: Early |
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 Chang'eTitle: Faerie of the Moon Threat Level: Easy to Medium Most Threatening Stage: Late |
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Title: God of the Nile Threat Level: R.I.P Most Threatening Stage: Early |
Spoiler: Click to viewMy recommendation for new players of Osiris is to practice with him in Arena. Short 20 minute matches will quickly get you antiquated with:
A.) How aggressive you should be in team fights.
B.) How much punishment you can take.
C.) Getting in the habit of shredding fragments to mitigate damage.
D.) Knowing WHEN to hack someone to pieces, and WHEN to avoid combat all together.
Once you think you have an idea of how you should play him, move onto conquest in the solo lane. Always get Death's Toll, a potion of physical might, 3 
Healing Potion's, and 2 Mana Potion's right off the bat, regardless of your role. Assess your opponent in lane, save your damaging abilities for wave clearing and if they get too close, tag them with judgement tether and whack them till they back off. Pay attention to whether they are getting the better of you and ask yourself why that is.
Playing Osiris, and any god in general, is all about self awareness. Every time you almost die, or die, honestly analyze why that happened, and adjust your play style so you don't repeat that mistake again. Don't go H.A.M every time with Osiris, because for as powerful as he is, going headstrong at all times is not how you play him and it will get you killed.
Osiris is a great boxer with a lot of harass and killing potential at his disposal is one of my favorite gods, and currently favorite warrior, in Smite. These builds are viable for any game mode and can be used in the solo lane or jungle. If you like the build or have any questions or concerns please leave a comment below. I truly want to see Osiris make a comeback in the meta as he's still viable and a great god to bring to the fight. I encourage you to share what you've learned here with others for their benefit so they will understand how to wield the Broken God of the Afterlife.
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Asi
Bluestone Pendant
Bludgeon
Ichaival
That's why
The only thing
I'm not sure how I feel about
If you build tanky, getting in there and being the front line your team needs allows you to take more hits and still get some decent damage off. Use your 3-1-2 combo and some basics, but if you're going more for damage you may have to employ hit and run tactics, hit your 1 and 2 and get a few hits off and then back off if they havent overextended, or you will simply have to wait for an opportunity to attack someone in which you will also be able to get out of there relatively unscathed if you're looking to kill. Which is what I normally do.
I agree with Stuke on some BBCoding. I think a light touch on using spoilers would make this less of a scroll-fest, but still keep the general feel. In any case, I think the content is solid, with good but not excessive info for each item.
I notice on your build tab #4 (Raw Power), you list Transcendence as a core item. Generally, in these cases, it means it's going to be in each build no matter what, but with your anti-heal build, it's not there. Just something I spotted.
Unfortunately slimming down content is not my strong suit in any writing I do D: I've only ever been able to accomplish a C in composition courses as a result. I'll definitely see if I can make it a little less painful on the eyes. Thank you for pointing out the
You commented and helped me on my guide, I saw that you have some of your own, so here I am.
I agree with Stuke on some BBCoding. I think a light touch on using spoilers would make this less of a scroll-fest, but still keep the general feel. In any case, I think the content is solid, with good but not excessive info for each item.
I notice on your build tab #4 (Raw Power), you list
Last comment...you have SO MANY tabs. I understand the reason, and I'm trying to think of a good way you could consolidate a bit, but...well, maybe you can figure it out, if you see some merit in making it just a bit simpler...? If not, it's probably just me.
In any case, +1.
You need some work on the BBCoding and maybe make a try to space out the text so it easier on the eyes. Your build seem out there and might work, but I feel there should be a general build for
Thank you for taking the time to comment on this and offer suggestions! It is most appreciated!
Surprisingly in my experience he's a very flexible god when it comes to how you build him. Despite how odd these builds may seem, as a diamond Osiris, I've used each one and have had resounding success with each :) While each has near equal killing potential on squishy targets, they individually serve different purposes for various scenarios like individual aggressive/defensive sustain vs survivability, objective pressure, and counter building to certain gods and comps, all while striking a balance of relatively high overall damage and defense/hp.
I completely agree with having a general purpose build for new comers to practice with, however. Which is why I recommend a critical build. It allows the user to be aggressive and learn to bruise, while getting a feel for how much punishment they can withstand and learning to how to play safely through experience. That's how I started out, and I feel as though that's the best pick for beginners seeking to get the best of both worlds.
Thank you for the recommendation concerning the overall look of the build, It does need a bit of detail adjusted. I myself have no experience in BBCoding, but I'm going to look into that today.