Support Geb "Support Life or No Life"

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The first combo is for engaging the enemy when you find a perfect 3 or more gods grouped up. You start by letting you're team know you are looking to engage the enemy. When you see the chance blink into the enemy and immediately use Cataclysm followed by Shock Wave/ This will ensure a quick burst of damage and also sets up the enemies for you're team.

By rolling out into a wall you are able to charge up you're Role Out to it's maximum speed, so you're Role Out will knock an enemy on impact. When doing so you probably want to be coming from behind a tower or around a corner, so the don't see you coming. Allowing you to knock them into a wall or even to you're team. You can also follow up with Cataclysm and Shock Wave if you're team is close by.

Roll Out to get close to the enemy, you will either hit them for the slow effect or cancel it if you might knock them away from the team. After rolling out you can combo with Cataclysm or Shock Wave depending on their health. Blink is optional for this combo.

Before the game even starts, you will want to place one ward on the mid camp if you are on the Order side. If you are on the Chaos side you want to put it on their mana buff so you can see if they will invade or do a different start. After you ward, you are going to be in lane with you're ADC. You want to safe clear the wave and always shield the ADC over you unless you are in big trouble. Using the shield to cleanse Athena taunts or even a Sylvanus pull will save the ADC over and over again, in the laning phase.



After you rotate to mid camps you are NOT wanting to look for a big team fight early game. This is because Geb has trouble with escapes and isn't as tanky as he needs to be when it comes to early game fights. The only times you want fight early game is if you have a good team for it, that or you catch someone out with Cataclysm. Once you get to the mid camps, you can easily use Shock Wave followed by you're hog to obtain them. If the enemy is on them, wait for them to get low then use Shock Wave to steal them. After the first set of mid camps you are transitioning into mid game where everyone has their ultimates ready. You need to buy Hog 3 for gold fury.

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Most of you're mid game fights will occur at either the Gold Fury, Mid Lane or Mid Camps. Rarely will you ever been seen at solo lane. Once you have you're Wrath of the Gods and Midas Boots (M) you should start buying sentry wards for Gold fury. This will ensure that you can obtain it or even defend it later on in team fights. During this time you want to be thinking about you're second active which will typically be blink in most cases. You never want to fight the Gold fury when the entire enemy team is alive, unless they all went back to base at the same time.


Starting the Gold fury while they are all up and healthy is a sure way to set you're team up for failure. This will make it easy for the enemy support to try and steal, while allowing the enemy team to also set up aoe abilities on the grouped up allies attacking the Gold fury. If you have to do it while they are all up, at least use a sentry ward so you can make sure they don't have it warded as well. Make sure you're team is zoning the enemy, making them focus on them while you and another god bring it down. Never use hog 3 unless it's for the Gold fury, if the enemies see you pop it on lets say a minion wave. They will more then likely try to contest the Gold fury. After the first few gold furies go down and the tier 1 towers get destroyed, it's starting to near the late game phase.

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Late game officially starts when most of their 1 towers are gone and the Fire Giant is getting contested and counter warded. At this point you want to get you're Magi's blessing and keep up on wards. Especially the Sentry ward on Fire Giant. Usually you really don't want to be near the gold fury or the enemy team will notice you arn't at the Fire Giant, so you have no way of securing it for you're team mates. If you decide to start the Fire Giant, you can likely finish it if they backed to thier base or are doing the gold fury. Don't start the Fire Giant unless you've got good ward placed and the enemy team is zoned.



If you find yourself needing to steal the Fire Giant from the enemy team, make sure you have Greater Blink and Cataclysm ready to go. Once you blink into the Fire Giant pit and you see the hp for the Fire Giant in the yellow range. Use Cataclysm and hog the Fire Giant. It's hard to successfully steal a Fire Giant if you're team doesn't help you and/or they spot you. They can also send someone to zone you out or even stop damaging the Fire Giant all together until you die. Make sure the timing on it is good and you can usually avoid those problems. Once a team gets a Fire Giant they will usually go back to base and finish their item builds.



A team with the Fire Giant buff can easily win any team fight. It's best to fight them near the phoenix if they have it. This is due to the fact that towers die in seconds when the Fire Giant buff is present. As the support you have to look into starting the fight and tank the phoenix and/or titan room. Hopefully the team destroys the phoenixes before you take serious damage. If the enemy team has the Fire Giant buff, you need to ward the jungle. Fight under the phoenix and wait for their tank to start the engagement. If you wipe the enemy team then it will become another test to see who grabs the Fire Giant buff. Sometimes you might lose a phoenix just make sure the fire minions don't go to far down you're lane. Keep them in check, so they don't destroy the titan.

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