Hades, God of The Underworld

Base Stats

Geral

Attack Speed: 1.05 / 1.05
Movement: 355 / 430

Physical

Power: 68 / 68
Penetration: 0 / 0
Lifesteal: 0% / 0%
Critical Chance: 0% / 0%
Protection: 82 / 127

Magical

Power: 0 / 360+(180)
Penetration: 0 / 15+(33%)
Lifesteal: 0% / 12%
Cooldown: 0% / 0%
Protection: 48 / 93

Defense

Health: 2090 / 2340
Mana: 1325 / 2150+(500)
Health Regen: 16 / 16
Mana Regen: 12 / 34



Note 1: These statuses are for "My Favorite Build"
Note 2: I am shown the stats "Without / With" Items

Blight

Hades' normal staff attacks apply a debuff to the enemy, called Blight. This debuff stays on the target and can be refreshed. If an enemy is afflicted by Blight, each of Hades' other powers have an additional effect.
Ability: Debuff / Affects: Enemy / Duration: 5s

Death From Below

Hades descends into the ground and erupts from below at his ground location, doing damage to all enemies in the area. If the enemy is Blighted, they are also slowed. Applies Blight.
Ability: Ground Target / Affects: Enemy / Damage: Magical / Radius: 20 / Damage: 50/90/130/170/210 (+70% of your magical power) / Slow: 20/25/30/35/40% / Slow Duration: 2s / Cost: 50/55/60/65/70 / Cooldown: 12s

Shroud of Darkness

Hades silences all enemies in a cone in front of him. If the enemy is Blighted, they are also feared. Consumes Blight.
Ability: Cone / Affects: Enemy / Silence: 1/1.25/1.5/1.75/2s / Cost: 80 / Cooldown: 15/14/13/12/11s

Devour Souls

Hades devours the souls of his enemies, dealing damage in a radius around him. If the enemy is Blighted, the enemy explodes dealing damage to nearby enemies and healing your allies. Consumes Blight.
Ability: Area / Affects: Enemy / Damage: Magical / Radius: 20 / Damage: 75/110/145/180/215 (+60% of your magical power) / Detonated Damage: 20/27/34/41/48 (+50% of your magical power) / Detonated Healing: 30/40/50/60/70 (+15% of your magical power) / Detonation Radius: 20 / Cost: 65/75/85/95/105 / Cooldown: 15/14/13/12/11s

Pillar of Agony

Hades calls to all enemy souls nearby, pulling them closer to him over time, doing damage every .5s for 4s. If the enemy is Blighted, their protections are reduced.
Ability: Area / Affects: Enemy / Damage: Magical / Radius: 30 / Damage per Tick: 50/65/80/95/110 (+35% of your magical power) / Protections: 40/50/60/70/80 / Protections Debuff: 10/15/20/25/30 / Protections Debuff Lifetime: 4s / Cost: 100 / Cooldown: 90s

Type

Ranged
Magical
Close Fighter

Roles

Team Fighter
Pull Laner
Tank

Pros

Medium Defense
High Sustain
Tower Defender
Tower Diver

Cons

Low Damage
Weak Jungler
Tower Destroyer

How to play with this God

To be able to play well with this character, you have to play defensively.
Attack so that they have the minions to protect in case that does not have advantage in attack or in life to try to kill the opponent, if it is attacked by 2 or more gods, use the skill "Shroud of Darkness" to silence opponents and not be attacked with no skill and then immediately use the skill "Death from Below" as far away from their opponents.
I advise you to use a very simple and effective combo against one opponent or against the minions using the skill "Death From Below" and then immediately the skill "Devour Souls" and you have a level 5 or higher use instead of skill "Devour Souls "use the skill " Pillar of Agony "to remove more life to the opponent and prevent him from escaping, leaving the skill " Devour Souls "for use, use in case teja with little life in order to kill the oponent if he not dead regain some of your life and if you can not kill your opponent use it to recover a little life to be able to run and if necessary use the skill "Shroud of Darkness" to avoid being targeted by abilities of opponent.

Game notes

Will be more beneficial to use their skills to achieve their opponents with at least one basic attack can enjoy for passive effect that gives extra skills, the ability "Pillar of Agony" is quite good when it is used to achieve two or more opponents and group attacks is because exelente help your teammates to kill opponents thereby obtain some advantage over opponents.

Inevitably, death sends everyone to Hades, God of the Underworld. In the end, he always gets his way.

Eldest son of the Titans Cronus and Rhea, Hades was swallowed by his father as an infant along with five other siblings. Zeus, the youngest brother, escaped this fate and freed them once he'd grown strong enough to battle Cronus. Together, the six siblings defeated the Titans and banished them to the dark realm of Tartarus. Now the reigning Gods, Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades drew lots for dominion. Hades drew the Underworld.

Of the few that have entered the Underworld and come back, all speak dismally of the place, never wishing to return. Yet Hades, himself, rarely leaves the subterranean realm, constantly seeking ways to grow the numbers of the dead.

When he desired a wife, Hades captured the radiant Persephone, daughter of the Goddess Demeter. Concealed in the Underworld, none could reach her, so Demeter cursed the land with a great famine. The other Gods pleaded with her to end it lest she destroy mankind, but she would not relent until her daughter was returned. Hades finally let Persephone leave, though not before feeding her pomegranate seeds. Having consumed the fruit, she was bound forever to Hades and required to return to her husband once per year to eat of the seeds again. This, it is said, is a time of mourning and the cause of winter.

While many fear death and view it as evil, in truth, Hades endeavors only to keep balance. He is stern but fair. As God of the Dead and the Underworld, he views his authority on this matter absolute, forbidding anyone to leave his realm and growing wrathful when disobeyed or when someone tries to cheat death or steal from him.

For everyone, death is unavoidable and service to Hades inevitable. Even the Gods.