Smite Eset Build Guide: CC/Burst Isis

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Smite God: Eset

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Eset Build

Shoes

Magic Shoes

Shoes of Focus

Lost Artifact

Restored Artifact

Chronos' Pendant

Breastplate

Silver Breastplate

Breastplate of Valor

Rod of Tahuti

Magic Focus

Spell Focus

Obsidian Shard

Spellbook

Book of Souls

Soul Reaver

Eset's Skill Order

Wing Gust

1 X

1 4 6 7 10

Spirit Ball

2 A

2 8 11 12 14

Dispel Magic

3 B

3 15 16 18 19

Circle of Protection

4 Y

5 9 13 17 20

How to Play Build

At the start of the game your damage will be low until you have the Rod of Tahuti so stay on top of stunning and silencing enemies Spirit Ball and Dispel Magic with and clearing waves with Wing gust. So the first half of the game you are total support with CC.

Once you build the bigger damaging items you can begin bursting enemy gods, open with your Spirit ball to stun so you can get close, then hit them with Dispel Magic to prevent an escape where you can then hit them with all 4 shots from Wing gust.

Wing Shot damage average = 200-250 a hit
Spirit Ball damage average = 700-800+

Strong against: Mage, Hunter, Assassin, some warrior
Alright against: Warrior, Physical protection Guardians
Weak against: Magical protection Guardians and Warriors

Summary

Early Game: wave clear, CC support, small burst
Mid Game: wave clear, CC support, medium burst
Late Game: strong wave clear, CC spam support, huge burst

Stun and silence as much as you can, don't rush in without good backup, pick your targets wisely, spam all your abilities because passive + build = almost infinite mana. Stuns and roots are your weakness.

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(29) |

Or you could swap for any other physical protections item, like for example, and you would get pretty much the same protections, plus whatever passive that item has.

I never really looked at what the max cd was but like I said I also use the cdr items for their other stats. I guess you can switch out the breastplate of valor for warlocks sash and change the physical protection for life and add some more damage. But this build has always been good in different matches so I stuck with it.

(29) |

Hammerz do you realise that cooldown reduction caps at 40%? So when you published this guide during season 2 you'd built 65% cooldown reduction, meaning you had a whopping 25% that was useless.

With the Season 3 item changes you're now only on 50%, with only 10% being wasted, but it's still cooldown reduction being wasted that you could be using an item slot for to boost another stat.

This build needs a lot of cdr because it's a spam build, for this build to work effectively you need to be able to spam your moves. End game you are outputting very high damage and with your stun being up very fast you can secure more kills.

If you feel you don't need this much cdr you can always swap one of the items out for whatever you are missing in game but the other stats of the items are also important to the build like the pendants magic power and MP5 and the breastplate for its mana and physical protection.