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Death's Toll has good mana sustain so you can have an extra 
Health Potion to stay longer in lane and push a lead.
Death's Toll has good mana sustain so you can have an extra Health Potion to stay longer in lane and push a lead.
Death's Toll
Spiked Gauntlet
Healing Potion
Multi Potion
Golden Shard
Qin's Sais third if you can afford it on your back. You can buy 
Bladed Boomerang in place of 
Odysseus' Bow if you want to push a lead.
Buy the Qin's Sais third if you can afford it on your back. You can buy Bladed Boomerang in place of Odysseus' Bow if you want to push a lead.
Death's Temper
Devourer's Gauntlet
Envenomed Executioner
Odysseus' Bow
Qin's Sais
Silverbranch Bow
Temporal Beads
Aegis of Acceleration
Multi Potion comes in handy.
With less mana sustain the extra Multi Potion comes in handy.
Gilded Arrow
Spiked Gauntlet
Healing Potion
Multi Potion
Golden Shard
Gilded Arrow for 
Dominance can be helpful.
If tanks are a problem in the match, selling Gilded Arrow for Dominance can be helpful.
Ornate Arrow
Devourer's Gauntlet
Envenomed Executioner
Bladed Boomerang
Fail-Not
Devoted Deathbringer
Proximity Ward
Sentry Ward
Temporal Beads
Aegis of Acceleration
This start gives you a cheap and good back to help apply pressure in the early team fights.
Gleaming Ear Cuffs
Healing Potion
Multi Potion
Golden Shard
Death's Toll and buy an Odysseus' Bow. Again, if you can afford it buy the Qin's Sais before 
The Executioner.
If behind or in against 3+ tanks or in a losing matchup skip the Death's Toll and buy an Odysseus' Bow. Again, if you can afford it buy the Qin's Sais before The Executioner.
Griffonwing Earrings
Death's Temper
Asi
Envenomed Executioner
Qin's Sais
Silverbranch Bow
Chalice of Healing
Proximity Ward
Temporal Beads
Aegis of Acceleration
I strongly advise against getting a teleport glyph. This is already a troll build and you will be playing with your Mid/ADC late game to peel.
Death's Toll
Round Shield
Healing Potion
Golden Shard
Phalanx instead of a 
Void Shield if you are having significant trouble in lane. Build Envenomed Executioner if your ADC, MID, or Jungle does not build it.
You can buy a Phalanx instead of a Void Shield if you are having significant trouble in lane. Build Envenomed Executioner if your ADC, MID, or Jungle does not build it.
Death's Embrace
Berserker's Shield
The Ferocious Executioner
Void Shield
Shogun's Kusari
Silverbranch Bow
Proximity Ward
Sentry Ward
Temporal Beads
Blessed Barrier
Demon Blade for Fail-Not in Grab Bag and buy a Dominance in place or the Ornate Arrow to start.
Switch Demon Blade for Fail-Not in Grab Bag and buy a Dominance in place or the Ornate Arrow to start.
Ornate Arrow
Bloodforge
Envenomed Executioner
Bladed Boomerang
Malicious Deathbringer
Demon Blade
Chalice of the Oracle
Proximity Ward
Temporal Beads
Scorching Blink Rune
These items will be discussed further below. The bonus relics are in order of utility.
Dominance
Titan's Bane
Bloodforge
The Ferocious Executioner
Malicious Deathbringer
Toxic Blade
Diamond Arrow
War Banner
Shogun's Kusari
Berserker's Shield
Talisman of Energy
Mantle of Discord
Divine Barrier
Heavenly Wings
Bracer of Radiance
Crashing Comet before maxing 
Skyfall if you are never landing the center ult damage. The extra root duration might just land you a kill or save you.
You can max Crashing Comet before maxing Skyfall if you are never landing the center ult damage. The extra root duration might just land you a kill or save you.
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Gods and goddesses, welcome to the SMITE God Guide for Nut by me, Jamty. I'm a casual player that comfortably sits in master/low grandmasters in all ranked modes. I dabble in tournaments for gems every now and then, and love mastering every mode and god in this game. I've been grinding out a ton of Nut as my last god to get Diamond, testing builds and matchups, and hope you'll find my findings useful! I also plan to add my first play-by-play video for almost every mode to this at a later date, so be sure to check that out if you find this version of the guide useful!
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Nut is no Jing Wei, but can be one of the safest hunters in the game if played well. Use that safety to you advantage and push leads and take 1v1s. Make decisions quickly and be sure commit to standing your ground when all hope is lost.
Convergence and her passive, 
Flux, makes it so she loves to fight all the time. Like 
Rama, you should always be hitting an enemy god with Convergence while clearing the wave. This will stack Flux rapidly, turning this ability into an attack speed stim as well. Flux.
Crashing Comet has two main purposes only: letting you land more autos aggressively or peeling your team defensively. Additionally, it helps your early camp clear and stacking your passive early game. This ability can be easily avoided if you do not land the center area. Warp, pre-place it at the end of your enemy's dash/leap or use it on the enemy while they are clearing the wave. After that, just hit normal autos to stack Convergence.
Warp is one of the most fun abilities in Smite. Defensively, it is great for reacting to key abilities like Ullr Axes, Anhur Impales, or Ares chains. When using this ability to run away from an enemy dive, make sure to get the slow applied to them. The leap itself gives you little ground so the slow will help give you a few extra steps. Convergence before using warp to stack your passive. After warping, Convergence will come off cooldown and you should try to get 2 normal autos off before using Convergence again. If your enemy is running away, use Crashing Comet last to get a few additional autos off.
Skyfall is a deceptively strong ability. Offensively, you can use this to finish off kills or aid in a gank you can't reach normally. However, enemies can walk out of this ability if you do not land it straight on. Place it slightly ahead of where the enemy is running or use it to cut off a potential escape route. I recommend saving your ult rather than using it offensively in most situations.Let's get one thing out of the way - ability based Nut is not good or viable. Her base damage is pitiful, she has long cooldowns, and her scaling it not great compared to ability/flexible hunters. Do not get baited by her being able to proc heartseeker 5 times in one fight. Convergence is Nut's best ability and works great with auto-proccing effects. It changes your basic attack chain to somewhere around a (0.6x, 0.6x, 0.6x) instead of a (1x, 1x, 1x) making it very efficient for Qin's Sais and Odysseus' Bow.
Of the two builds above, I strongly recommend you use the shred build in most of your games. You will deal with tanks much faster, and it is cheaper which will give you more power spike to get a lead. With the new buffed Death's Temper you will be doing significant auto attack damage. Flux synergizes well with Silverbranch Bow, giving you more power than the crit build without team auras.
In this build, you should go Qin's Sais before The Executioner if you can afford it or rush an Odysseus' Bow if your team is significantly behind. On the other hand, if you are way ahead before getting 
Light Blade you can buy a Bladed Boomerang as a single crit item and skip Odysseus' Bow later.
The crit build is for when you want to push for 1v1s and snowball lane into objectives. You sacrifice your early game for a great mid-game and even late game if the enemy team has less than 2 decent tanks. If you try to go crit but enemy tanks are making your early game miserable, cut your losses and switch to a shred build win the procing items listed above. You can either upgrade your Gilded Arrow to Diamond Arrow or sell it for a Dominance.
Lastly, there is a separate build for the non-Conquest modes. All these modes are high pressure metas where early power spikes are highly valued. Griffonwing Earrings is the most cost-effective item in the game for its stats. With the pressure meta, comes tank metas which is why I would not build crit in these modes in a close match. You will often have over half the enemy team building significant protections. You can go Bladed Boomerang as a single crit item as mentioned above. Specific items that are good in specific gamemodes will be listed in their sections.
Envenomed Executioner if you are dealing with a lot of shields or your team is not building anti-heal when necessary.
Devoted Deathbringer grants you an additional 55 power at max boomerang stacks. For 600 gold this is very efficient. However, you could also buy Malicious Deathbringer for additional Warps. This is good and fun if you are taking more fights than objectives. I reoommend selling your Gilded Arrow for Dominance to have your crits punch much harder and give you some MP5 to keep up with your ability spam.
Envenomed Executioner is the go-to pick with how much healing and shields are in the game. However, if you end up in a bunch of split fights late game or someone on your team already has Envenomed Exe, you can buy The Ferocious Executioner instead. This helps your fellow backliner and you melt divers while your frontline deal with the rest of the team. You are also likely to finish the enemy dive off quicker so you can join your frontline.
Crashing Comet, you can choose between leveling your Warp or Convergence. Level Convergence if you plan on losing pressure for the first waves, or level warp if you plan on fighting instantly. Either way, be sure to weave autos on your enemy whenever possible and stay at max auto range until you want to commit with a Warp and Convergence combo. Use Crashing Comet to hit the minions and your enemy when possible. Again, when possible, make sure to use Convergence on the wave and one enemy to stack Flux. In the worst case, you can rely on Golden Shard to slow clear. Chip away at the Bastions to stack Convergence if you have pressure and go for shield camp/teleporter naga if you do not see opportunities for significant poke. Divine Barrier with this specific comp. You can strafe in and out of the barrier to slow enemy divers or place it in front of the enemy backline. Alternatively, you can buy 
Entangling Wings if there are a lot of slows on the enemy team.
Convergence on enemies and hitting multiple people or your team's target with Convergence. Try to get enough poke to secure the purple buff. Back around 1:30 to get your Griffonwing Earrings and a Chalice of Healing. Clear the next wave and contest the red buff. Death's Toll and buy Odysseus' Bow. Asi if you have enough pressure and good zoning.
Death's Toll for Odysseus' Bow or a defence item for the largest threat on the enemy team (either Shogun's Kusari, Berserker Shield, or a Mantle of Discord in dire situations. If killing double frontline is the problem sell your Death's Toll for a Titan's Bane. This will give your Qins and OBow procs significantly more damage. Make sure to buy 
Potion of Power and save up for the 
Elixir of Power.
Chalice of Healing on your first dip in the fountain. For fun or into squishy comps, you can use a modified crit build with a Bloodforge in place of the Devourer's Gauntlet. Golden Shard and use Convergence exclusively on enemy gods. You should coordinate with your team or play off your frontline to focus down a target one at a time. Unlike other modes, it's always a good option to skip Death's Toll and buy an early Odysseus' Bow instead for the clear and chip damage. This also open up the option of building a War Banner at level 15 in place of The Executioner if your team forgot to buy one. War Banner is a great option if it's not already bought. If you are the one dying, then a Berserker's Shield or a Talisman of Energy are great picks to make you much harder to kill in case you cannot buy a War Banner. You can also buy Proximity wards to block autos and slow the enemy divers. Qin's Sais, you can always try buying a couple Potion of Power to squeeze out an advantage. Make sure to get as many of the buffs as well. Each is worth 91 gold which can give you an item lead over the course of the game.
Crashing Comet. After the red is dropped you can single out one out-of-position enemy to all jump on or go to the speed which spawns at 0:15. Pick a lane with the least players and go to your side's blue after clearing the first wave. Always prioritize waves as tower poke is incredibly important and this map has so little farm. Once those are done, you'll have plenty of idle time to poke out your enemy and look for any mistakes. Convergence and they'll eventually have to give up a wave or their life. Toxic Blade synergizes really well with Flux and Silverbranch Bow while also giving you a ton of movement speed to follow rotations and catch up to fleeing enemies. If you are dying a Berserker's Shield or a Shogun's Kusari is a decent pickup. Odysseus' Bow to help clear fire waves or chip away at the enemy titan. War Banner. It can be difficult to use but makes your ability to weave in and out of fights as a team significantly better.
Odysseus' Bow 2nd, 3rd, or 4th item. The poke gets a ton of value without a fountain. Convergence to kill waves before they reach the tower. Assault minions are worth a ton of gold which will be wasted if they take a tower shot.
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