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Ninja Tabi
Hastened Fatalis
Ninja Tabi
Hastened Fatalis
Odysseus' Bow
Qin's Sais
Malice
Deathbringer
Ninja Tabi
Hastened Fatalis
Demon Blade
Odysseus' Bow
Poisoned Star
Runeforged Hammer
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B
A
X
You ever play a video game, and something about it reminds you of another game? In SMITE, there are no shortage of references to do just this. From Rayquaza 
Kukulkan to Alien 
Serqet Vs Predator Kali. Even the fathers of SMITE 
Odin and 
Zeus get involved in a console war. Then there's 
Ravana, a whole character, and not just a skin, to remind you of the whole fighting game genre. IceColdPappsi here to bring you my second guide on Akuma.
Ravana is a very "IN YO FACE" kinda guy.
Pros
- Good CC
- Dash gets him out of CCs
- Mediocre Heal
- Multi Purpose Ult
- Both ability based and Basic attack based warrior
- Very potent combo
Cons
- Relatively small ability cursors
- Heal got nerfed
- Not much team fight presence
Ravana's abilities is why I called Akuma earlier.
Passive: 
Chain of Blows
This is a buff that gives a shield after 8 successful basic attacks. This can also be stacked by hitting multiple minions/ gods with your abilities, except for your ult. The shield is a percentage of your health.
Prana Onslaught Overhead Kick 10-Hand Shadow Fist Mystic Rush Ravana was released, you had to have an enemy targeted to use this. Now, it is a jump that, if selected on an enemy, damages them. Only enemies in the center of where you jumped can deal full damage to you, while everyone else does half damage for an okay duration. This can also be used to escape, and chained into your 2 to give you more room between you and your chaser. Do note that your ult does not go a large distance, but does go over walls, so plan your positioning accordingly.
Now, I know what you're saying. "Why would build any of this on a warrior?" The builds up there are for people who like to rush down, deal damage, and not get penalized.
Build 1: E. Honda
I named the builds off of Street Fighter characters because Ravana just reminds me of this game. In Street Fighter, E. Honda slaps you in the face at blinding speed. Thus, this is an attack speed build. With Hastened Fatalis, Odysseus' Bow, and Qin's Sais, you can go in, hit four basic attacks, deal true damage, chain lightning, and be able to chase them down if they start to run. The crit items are just icing on the cake, because of course, you've been wrecking the enemy team and deserve to be a bully. If you haven't been doing so hot, Wind Demon, Poisoned Star, and Runeforged Hammer are here for you. In one crit, you get almost 100 more movement speed, reduce your opponents by almost a quarter, and deal almost a quarter more damage! Combine that with your 1, and they're slowed by half. Little combo tip: Root them with your 3, basic them until they're un-rooted or until they beads, use your 1 to slow them, basic them some more to slow even more, and ult if they're out of basic range.
Transcendence is in the build because it works in conjuction with 
Jotunn's Wrath. Titan's Bane is to shred through the defenses of anybody that stands in your way. The lifesteal in this build is because Ravana is basic attack based, so he will see great use out of this. Shield of Regrowth gives you movement speed after every time you heal using your 3. Not only this, but 
Asi provides a good amount of attack speed and a very popular passive that sees many professional players picking it up. On the other hand, if you've been behind in gold, you can pick up Runeforged Hammer for that utility. 
Stone of Gaia is to increase the sustain factor, and 
Gauntlet of Thebes is to help you heal up more when using your 3. These last 2 items are a great alternative to lifesteal, because it doesn't require to get in people's faces to get some health back. Transcendence is such a good item in this build due to the amount of items in this build with mana. Jotuun's Wrath and 
Breastplate of Valor give cooldown and mana, 
Hide of the Urchin gives protections, health, and mana. 
Bulwark of Hope is also a very meta choice for warriors as it gives them a shield when they get too low. Combined with his passive, Ravana can have a shield that is equal to half his health! On the Feeding side, the cooldown is spread across 3 items instead of 2, but is more cost efficient for those of us who aren't racking up kills. 
Mail of Renewal gives you health back after every god and objective kill or assist. 
Spirit Robe gives you protections of both kind, CC reduction, and damage reduction when hit by a CC. This can help you stay alive until you get back to base. Lastly, 
Stone Cutting Sword is to reduce the enemies protections after a few basic attacks. With 
Titan's Bane, this can give you considerable penetration against tankier gods and objectives.
The original Street Fighter
Spoiler: Click to viewThank you for reading my guide. If you feel like a certain build doesn't suit your play style, or that it makes Ravana too squishy, change it. These are just suggested builds that I have used in the past. Please leave a comment if I left anything out, or you want something added/ changed. If you'd like, check out my first guide on Agni. Lastly, don't forget to take a break every once in a while and drink a refreshing cup of IceColdPappsi.
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