Ymir likes Warm Hugs! | Ymir 4.7 In-Depth Conquest Guide

Skills

	Frostbite procs with all your damaging abilities, so use use a basic attack between them. It truly deals awesome damage.
	Ice Wall can be painful, either for enemies or even for Ymir's allies if used incorrectly because this ability requires good aiming and timing. However, remember that this ability takes some time to actually spawn the wall, so be cautious when placing it. You can also place it in front of you when running of someone (Just be sure that you aren't slowed and are with tier 2+ shoes). Level this ability last because the extra seconds it provides doesn't help as much as the extra damage and stun time that your other abilities do.
	Glacial Strike is your main wave clear that also slows enemies. Remember that, as Ice Wall, this ability takes some time (around 0.5 seconds) to actually "spawn". Level this ability secondly because this is your main wave clear, so leveling it is very important.
	Frost Breath is your only hard CC, and because of this it is VERY important to not miss it. It's also good for canceling abilities such as Thor's Berserker Barrage. You should use it mainly to set up kills for your teammates, or even to save them/you. Using it to clear wave isn't a goood idea, though. Level this ability thirdly because, while it helps on aggressive and defensive scenarios, it doesn't help your wave-clear - and that's very important on season 4.
	Shards of Ice is one of the strongest abilities in the game, dealing 1100 (+150% of your Magical Power) at maximum rank. However, it needs to be very well timed because it needs 3s to maximum damage (however, remember that you can cancel it at any time, with reduced damage), and you aren't immune from damage during this period, so only use it when NOT out of position. Also excellent for securing objectives. Level this ability whenever you can because it is truly a game-changer and a perfect objective secure/steal.

Starter

Watcher's Gift is a must for any support, for both agressive and defensive ones. You could also buy Mark of the Vanguard for early tankiness, but then you would rely on kills and on clearing minion waves, making farming harder for your ADC. P.S.: If you didn't know, you are going to sell this late-game for a 6th item.

Item #1

Travelers Shoes

Travelers Shoes is more important now than on the last season because there are so much to contest now. It provides you with poor damage and normal MS, but whenever someone buys it its because of the passive, that helps your rotations, gives you more gold and HP5. However, if you buy it your build will lack Mana and CDR until you replaces it for Shoes of Focus, so going for Breastplate of Valor and/or Shogun's Kusari surely helps you. If you bought this item, you will then replace it for Shoes of Focus late-game.

Shoes of Focus provides two important things that Ymir likes: Mana and more importantly, CDR. This shoe helps you for the entire game, so it is a MUST for your build. It's recommended to buy it later, though (By swapping Travelers Shoes for it).

Item #2

	Sovereignty is one of the most powerful support items right now, as it provides 60 protections (only 5 less than BoV), health and HP5, along with an amazing passive that makes your entire team more tanky, helping on aggressive and defensive situations. Also helps your team to tank minions and towers.
	Heartward Amulet isn't as good and popular as Sovereignty because it doesn't help to tank towers and minions, but that doesn't means that it is a bad item. You should consider this over Sovereignty if there are 3+ magical gods in the enemy team, or if they have a magical jungler such as Ao Kuang or The Morrigan, or even if you have 2+ very mana-hungry teammates.
	Gauntlet of Thebes provides less selfish defense but gives both types of protections to your teammates, along with a TON of health and even a little MP5. Should always be considered.

Items #4 and #5 Here, you will buy one physical-protection item and a magical one. The order that you are going to do so varies if there are more physical or magical gods on the enemy team, with the dominant type of damage being prioritized.

	Breastplate of Valor is a great choice for any support build. Along with excellent defense, it also provides mana and CDR, two very important stats.
	Dynasty Plate Helm is a good item for agressive support builds because it provides a good mix between offense and defense, along with flat penetration that will greatly help your damage early game. This item can be sold and then replaced late-game if you feel in need of more protections. A list of possible replacers include: - Breastplate of Valor; -Any high physical defense item; -Any counter item; -Etc.
	Bulwark of Hope is one of the most complete defensive items right now, as it provides 320 effective health, 20% CCR and a great passive that allows you to continue in teamfights longer without dying. This shield is perfect for surviving because it will allow you to survive from both types of damage.
	Shogun's Kusari Is the alternative to Breastplate of Valor if you want magical protections but still wants CDR and Mana/MP5. Also has a passive that helps your entire team. Almost a MUST if there are 2+ AA-Based gods on your team.
	Void Stone provides a good mix between magical defense and damage. It also provides a passive that will help your entire team. It's a good item and should be considered if you're willing to trade less defense for more damage

Items #5 and #6 Buy one of the counter items if you think you need to counter some of these factors:

Items #5 and #6 Against AA-Based Gods (Buy one if needed)

	Hide of the Nemean Lion offers an incredible amount of Physical Defense, along with 200 Mana, MP5 and a good passive. Plus, works incredibly well against hunters and assassins building crit.
	Midgardian Mail is not my favorite item for these situations, and between it and Hide of the Nemean Lion, I would choose the latter. However, this item offers more team-oriented utility than Hide of the Nemean Lion, along with some decent health.
	Witchblade counters AA-Based Gods in such way that you don't need to do absolutely nothing for this effect. I would suggest picking this over Hide of the Nemean Lion or Midgardian Mail if there are 2+ AA-Based Gods on the enemy team or if there are hunters building Qin's Sais. Also counters healing.

Items #5 and #6 Against Healers (Buy one if needed)

	Pestilence offers a ton of magical defense along with a good chunck of health, and an aura passive that works by itself. While its anti-healing effect is one of the weakest by numbers, it covers a wide area and doesn't need to be applied by external uses (such as AAs, abilities). Can also be bought as 3rd or 4th item instead of Bulwark of Hope, Shogun's Kusari or Void Stone if you need quick magical protections and anti-healing.
	Divine Ruin provides good magical power and some little penetration (two good stats on Ymir if you want to be more agressive), along with a passive that gives you nice counter-healing.
	Witchblade may be somewhat difficult to proc with Ymir, but it rewards you with nice healing reduction, and synergises well with your passive. Also counters AA-Based Gods.

Items #5 and #6 Against Slows (Buy this if needed)

Winged Blade is the only item that counters slows apart from Heavenly Wings and is a MUST if there are gods with area slows such as Kukulkan and Poseidon and/or if there are any mages building Gem of Isolation.

Items #5 and #6 Against Knockups (Buy this if needed)

Stone of Gaia is the only item that counters knockups apart from Phantom Veil and is a MUST if the enemy team has gods such as Sylvanus, Bacchus, etc. Can also be bought for the sustain.

Items #5 and #6 Last Items (Buy one of these after counter-building)

	Spirit Robe provides not only a way to counter CC to your build, but also CDR that will certainly help you. I would suggest buying this item if you need additional CDR or if the enemy team has a lot of CC. Note: Before you ask it, I'd NEVER suggest buying Magi's Blessing over Spirit Robe on Ymir, as it doesn't provide any additional CDR, and gives you low defense and a bad passive just for a little less money.
	Mantle of Discord provides not only a huge boost to your defense, but also provides CDR and a good passive. You should consider this item if you need these things or just if you want to be more tanky.
	Spear of Desolation provides you a ton of important stats for a decent price: Power, Penetration, CDR and a passive that increases your survivability and kill potential. It's overall a very powerful item and should be considered if you want more to offer more utility and damage to your team.

Starter

Mark of the Vanguard provides a bunch of helpful things: Physical protection, health and a passive that will let you survive more "pokes" on the early game. P.S.: If you didn't know, you are going to sell this late-game for a 6th item.

Item #1

Shoes of the Magi is being bought here because we already bought a defensive item ( Mark of the Vanguard, for early tankiness), and now we can invest in damage. This shoe is perfect for this, because it not only gives you damage, but mainly flat penetration that will greatly help your early game.

Item #2

	Buy this item if you are against a physical lane enemy. Breastplate of Valor is a great choice for any tank/bruiser build. Along with excellent defense, it also provides mana and CDR, two of the things Sobek most needs.
	Buy this item if you are against a magical lane enemy. Bulwark of Hope is one of the most complete defensive items right now, as it provides 320 effective health, 20% CCR and a great passive that allows you to continue in teamfights longer without dying. The shield also protects you from both types of damage.
	Buy this item if you are against a healer lane enemy. Pestilence should only be bought as 2nd item if you are facing a god with huge heals (such as Chaac, Hercules and Tyr). It's also the only counter-healing option here because it is the most appropriate for the laning phase. Also, works even better if the enemy team has 2+ healers.

Item #3

Dynasty Plate Helm is a good bridge item for magical solo-laners because it provides a good mix between offense and defense, along with flat penetration that will greatly help your damage output early game. Buy this item if you bought Pestilence as 2nd item AND you are facing a physical healer lane enemy. This item should be sold and then replaced late-game. A list of possible replacers include: - Void Stone; - Breastplate of Valor; -Any counter item; -Etc.

Void Stone provides a good mix between magical defense and damage. It is important in this build because in the Solo lane your enemy will be counter-building you 90% of the time, so the defense reduction helps a lot and indirectly gives you more damage (Along with 40 Magical Damage that this item offers).

Items #4 to #6 Buy one of the counter items if you think you need to counter some of these factors:

Items #4 to #6 Against AA-Based Gods (Buy one if needed)

	Hide of the Nemean Lion offers an incredible amount of Physical Defense, along with 200 Mana, MP5 and a good passive. Plus, works incredibly well against hunters and assassins building crit.
	Midgardian Mail is not my favorite item for these situations, and between it and Hide of the Nemean Lion, I would choose the latter. However, this item offers more team-oriented utility than Hide of the Nemean Lion, along with some decent health.
	Witchblade counters AA-Based Gods in such way that you don't need to do absolutely nothing for this effect. I would suggest picking this over Hide of the Nemean Lion or Midgardian Mail if there are 2+ AA-Based Gods on the enemy team or if there are hunters building Qin's Sais. Also counters healing.

Items #4 to #6 Against Healers (Buy one if needed)

	Pestilence offers a ton of magical defense along with a good chunck of health, and an aura passive that works by itself. While its anti-healing effect is one of the weakest by numbers, it covers a wide area and doesn't need to be applied by external uses (such as AAs, abilities). Can also be bought as 3rd or 4th item instead of Bulwark of Hope or Void Stone if you need quick magical protections and anti-healing.
	Divine Ruin provides good magical power and some little penetration (two good stats on Ymir if you want to be more agressive), along with a passive that gives you nice counter-healing.
	Witchblade may be somewhat difficult to proc with Ymir, but it rewards you with nice healing reduction, and synergises well with your passive. Also counters AA-Based Gods.

Items #4 to #6 Against Slows (Buy this if needed)

Winged Blade is the only item that counters slows apart from Heavenly Wings and is a MUST if there are gods with area slows such as Kukulkan and Poseidon and/or if there are any mages building Gem of Isolation.

Items #4 to #6 Against Knockups (Buy this if needed)

Stone of Gaia is the only item that counters knockups apart from Phantom Veil and is a MUST if the enemy team has gods such as Sylvanus, Bacchus, etc. Can also be bought for the sustain, that helps a lot on Solo Lane (Even more if you bought an item that offers health).

Items #4 to #6 Last Items (Buy one of these after counter-building)

	Spear of Desolation provides you a ton of important stats for a decent price: Power, Penetration, CDR and a passive that increases your survivability and kill potential. It's overall a very powerful item and should always be considered.
	Pythagorem's Piece provides a good amount of power, CDR, lifesteal and mana. Not only this, but a passive that helps your entire team, independently of them being physical or magical. It's not like a weaker version of Spear of Desolation, but a cheaper - and team-based item. Should always be considered.
	Book of the Dead has somewhat similar status to Soul Reaver, as it provides you with the same amount of power but health instead of mana. Also, it provides lifesteal and a passive that may grant you a good amount of shield. If you need more tankiness but also lifesteal, then buy this item. With this build, the shield can scale up to almost 600 health if you build with 3+ items with health.
	Obsidian Shard provides not only power, but also penetration. This item will let you hit even more hard with your abilities and to heal yourself more. If you want all these things, then buy this item.
	Mantle of Discord provides not only a huge boost to your defense, but also provides CDR and a good passive. You should consider this item if you need these things or just if you want to be more tanky.

Starter

Teleport Glyph offers quick travel to lane and makes farming easier for you. Should only be bought if playing in Solo lane. Also helps to stop split-pushers such as Loki, Bastet and Skadi. I suggest picking this relic as first because while it still has its uses mid to late game (if your team is properly warding), early game is where it really shines because it helps farming a lot.

Meditation Cloak is one of my favorite relics because it offers more sustain to you and your allies, making it easier to stay in lane, survive ganks and to not die. Just remember that you already have a heal and a mana-regen ability. Also, if you are playing as Support, it greatly helps if you are with a Mana-hungry ADC. I would suggest picking this relic first because it doesn't help so much mid to late game. Also good if your lane enemy(ies) has(have) good sustain.

Level 12

Horrific Emblem, similar to Heavenly Wings, can be used to chase or to escape from enemies. Not only this, but it also provides a attack speed debuff to the entire enemy team if used correctly. Because of that, you can also use this relic on teamfights if there are AA-Gods nearby. I suggest picking this relic on level 12 because it is not so useful early game, but provides a lot of uses mid-late game.

Cursed Ankh provides a huge healing debuff and should be picked if the enemy team has heavy healers and/or more than one of them. I suggest picking this relic on Level 12 because, while it might help you if against Terra or Sylvanus, for example, it provides much more used mid-late game.

Other

	Heavenly Wings is a good relic for chasing or to escape from enemies. I would suggest buying this relic if your ADC doesn't have an escape (Assuming you are playing support) and/or an enemy bought Horrific Emblem. This relic can be picked in any stage of the game.
	Magic Shell is one of the best relics for teamfights as it provides temporary defense for your entire team. You should always consider this relic. This relic can be picked in any stage of the game.
	Phantom Veil provides a ton of uses and can help you in many situations. Yet, it is a situational relic and should only be picked if needed, like if against Sylvanus or Odin, for example. This relic can be picked in any stage of the game.

At the very start of the match, buy your items and go straight to the Duo Lane, clear the first wave with your ADC and then go for the Reduction buff (You may also steal the enemy buff if you and your ADC have some early clear advantage). You may then go for the Damage buff and give it to your mid-laner.

Ymir has a powerful but risky early game (Mainly because of his amazing clear and his kit, that punishes low-mobility gods) that needs to be played carefully. While you can't solo-kill someone, your teammates don't need to put much effort to finish 'em. Ward around duo/long lane at the very start of the game and be careful to upcoming ganks (They aren't common to happen in this lane at this stage of the game, though.). Don't forget to pick the Reduction buff and to rotate (So that your ADC won't lose XP) when you hit level 5-7 or simply when your ADC can easily clear the wave alone, and then place 1 or 2 Wards around your lane before leaving. Also NEVER finish minions - unless your teammates aren't in lane, because they need to farm and you already have Watcher's Gift for this. You should also buy 2-3 Multi Potions and a Chalice of the Oracle on your first backs, maybe after your second item.


Here, you will start to buy one Sentry Ward when back to base (Along with the Chalice of the Oracle that you already should have). Sentry Ward the Gold Fury and be sure to kill the oracles with some of your teammates if you got the opportunity. Heavy rotations start here, so make good use of them so that you help every lane that is needing of you. You can also help your jungler to clear camps and ganking between rotations. Don't forget to Ward the Portal Demon if anybody did it.


In this stage of the game, you will focus on initiating teamfights and CCing the enemy team. NEVER forget to Ward the Fire Giant and the Portal Demon. Remember that you must try to CC a lot of enemies at once when on teamfights.

At the very start of the game, go to the lane with your jungler and clear the first wave. Then, you can go for the Fire Imps, the Mana buff and the Speed buff, in basically any order. Invading the enemy side of the jungle is also an option.

After this, you should focus on clearing the waves while poking your enemy and to either clear the Mana buff or the Fire Imps when capable of doing it. Only back when with low health and/or with enough gold to buy a tier 3 item, and never back whithout clearing the wave, your buff and the imps (Unless you are with low health/mana). If ganks start to occur, you can buy Wards along with Multi Potions if you're willing to. You should also buy the Chalice of the Oracle when with enough money. Rotations aren't mandatory, nor recommended.


This stage of the game is pretty much like the early game for solo-laners, with the difference that proper fights with your lane enemy are more common and there aren't any Fire Imps anymore. You can now rotate more often if you already cleared your lane and buff. You should also start to buy one Sentry Ward along with the Chalice of the Oracle.


In this stage of the game, you may act more like a secondary support or a deadly killing machine if fed enough. Remember to stay with your team and to help teamfights, and to put some Wards around the Fire Giant and the Portal Demon if anybody did so.

Ares

Ares is an agressive and predictable god that relies on Blink Rune for being truly useful. So, assuming he doesn't choose it as his first relic (He probably won't, because he is one of the least tanky guardians), you are a good counter to him because you can interrupt his Searing Flesh with Frost Breath and prevent him from initiating with his ultimate/shackles by simply doing your combo. Plus, he doesn't have an escape, and you can easily block him with your 1.

Ares' usual combo is: Shackles > Searing Flesh, with Bolster Defenses and No Escape being used whenever in need of it. As stated before, you can interrupt his flames with Frost Breath (Looks like Pokemon), so baiting his shackles ins't that of a big deal, as the cripple won't affect you anyways, but it is still something that you can try to do.
Difficulty:EASY

Athena

Athena may prevent you from initiating with her taunt, but you can also freeze her when she uses her dash. However, she has much more mobility than you with a little less damage, but can still be tanky. There's really not too much of counters here.

Athena's usual combo is: Confound > Shield Wall, or Defender of Olympus > Confound > Shield Wall, with Preemptive Strike being used whenever she's in need of escaping/chasing. As stated above, you should be careful with Counfound because you need to be close to initiate and you are very slow, so going on position again can be difficult. You can also prevent her from initiating by using Frost Breath before she uses her taunt.
Difficulty:NORMAL
Possible counters:Travelers Shoes, Rallying Ritual.

Bacchus

Bacchus is an agressive god, so you need to interrupt his combo. When he uses Belch of the Gods you have to freeze him and outdamage him. Plus, he needs to use his jump agressively, so he probably won't be able to jump above your wall unless you are trying to escape. but, in general, Ymir wins, if played correctly (just wait for him to initiate).

Bacchus usual combo is: Belly Flop > Belch of the Gods > Intoxicate, or Belch of the Gods > Intoxicate > Belly Flop, with Chug being used between abilities. As stated before, you can easily interrupt Belch of the Gods with Frost Breath, just be careful of Belly Flop.
Difficulty:EASY
Possible counter: Phantom Veil, Stone of Gaia.

Cabrakan

Cabrakan is not often seen in the support role, as there he's not much of a dangerous enemy, assuming that you can properly avoid his main damaging tools and his ultimate.

Cabrakan's usual combo is: Refraction Shield > Seismic Crush > Tremors, or Tectonic Shift > Refraction Shield > Tremors (Note that his abilities can be used in literally any order). He is not a dangerous enemy to you because, as he needs to get close to you, you can use Frost Breath before he does anything else. Also, if he uses Tectonic Shift when far away from you, you can place an Ice Wall on the open gap of it and AA one of his walls to get out of that death cage.
Difficulty:EASY
Possible counter: Phantom Veil, Horrific Emblem, Flickering Ritual.

Fafnir

Fafnir has no direct counter to you apart from his leap, plus not needing to be close to initiate. Considering these factors, I think that Fafnir would win.

Fafnir's usual combo is: Cursed Strength > Underhanded Tactics > Dragonic Corruption, with Coerce being used on his ADC whenever needed. There's really anything that you can do to ruin his combo other than use your ultimate when he uses Dragonic Corruption, as it has a fairly long set-up.
Difficulty:HARD

Geb

Geb is a defensive support, so you must be careful when initiating, as he is one of the best disruptors in the game.

Geb's usual combo is: Roll Out > Cataclysm > Shock Wave, or Roll Out > Shock Wave > Cataclysm, with Stone Shield being used when needed. As I said before, He is a perfect disruptor, as he can bait Frost Breath with Stone Shield and stop your combo with Cataclysm. He can also easily escape from your ultimate and save his allies from it.
Difficulty:HARD
Possible counters: Phantom Veil, Heavenly Wings or Horrific Emblem.

Khepri

Khepri is a defensive guardian that uses Abduct for initiating, so you need to prevent it and proceed with your regular combo. Just be sure that you won't be rooted by Solar Flare. Oh, and try to bait his ultimate too, because he can easily save an ally from your ultimate.


Khepri's usual combo is: Solar Flare > Abduct, with Rising Dawn and Scarab's Blessing being used when needed. You must try to avoid being rooted at all costs, and if you fail to, you can place an Ice Wall in your front to prevent being abducted.
Difficulty:NORMAL

Kumbhakarna

Kumbhakarna is an agressive support like Ymir, with the difference that he has the most CC out of all gods in Smite. Be careful of him, as he can use Mighty Yawn after you wall him and before you use Frost Breath.


Kumbhakarna's usual combo is Mighty Yawn > Groggy Strike or Epic Uppercut > Mighty Yawn > Groggy Strike, with Throw Back being used either for wave clear/poking or as a pure damage tool. There's actually nothing you can do to stop him, he has so much CC that the only thing you can do is try to not get caught and ignore him.
Difficulty:HARD
Possible counters: Phantom Veil, Stone of Gaia.

Kuzenbo

Kuzenbo is geared towards putting people out of position, while you excel at punishing those that get out of it. His waveclear is worse than Ymir's, and his CC is harder to apply. However, he can use 2 abilities to escape and Shell Spikes can be used to kill hunters with ease late game.

Kuzenbo's usual combo is Nene Kappa > Sumo Slam > Watery Grave, with Shell Spikes being used between the combo when needed. You can't do much against his combo but try to dodge Sumo Slam ( Ice Wall may help you with this). You can also use Shards of Ice to prevent being knocked back by Watery Grave.
Possible counters: Phantom Veil, Stone of Gaia.
Difficulty:NORMAL

Sobek

Sobek may be able of using his ultimate to escape from the slow of Shards of Ice, but you can freeze him while he tries to initiate. You also has better wave clear but no sustain.

Sobek's usual combo is: Charge Prey > Tail Whip > Sickening Strike, with Luring in the Waters being used when needed. To ruin his combo, you must try to prevent him from hitting his pluck, so that he gets out of position and you proceed to combo him.
Difficulty:NORMAL

Sylvanus

Sylvanus is a passive god with very low mobility that can simply be destroyed by your kit. Just be careful of his strong ultimate, early game wave clear and strong sustain.

Sylvanus' usual combo is: Verdant Growth > Nature's Grasp > Wrath of Terra > Wisps. It is somewhat easy to counter it, you just need to be sure that he will miss his Verdant Growth and then you can agress on him.
Difficulty:EASY
Possible counters: Phantom Veil, Stone of Gaia, Cursed Ankh.

Terra

Terra has some sustain in lane, an escape and a team-based ultimate. However, you have better wave clear and safest ways to agress with Ice Wall.


Terra's usual combo is: Monolith > Force of Nature (throught the monolith) > Force of Nature (throught you) > Crushing Earth, with Terra's Blessing being used when her team needs to engage/escape. There's not much that you can do to avoid her, but to pay attention to her abilities. After she uses Monolith, try to escape ASAP and see if she's not going to place Crushing Earth on you.
Difficulty:NORMAL
Possible counters: Cursed Ankh, Heavenly Wings or Horrific Emblem.

Xing Tian

Xing Tian is an agressive god that can't stand with your kit. You can stop his ultimate by placing an Ice Wall and prevent him from initiating by using Frost Breath right after he uses his leap or his 2.

Xing Tian's usual combo is: Hook Slam > Furious Roar, or Whirlwind of Rage and Steel > Hook Slam > Furious Roar, with Sky-Cutting Axe being used when needed. As said above, you should use Ice Wall and Frost Breath to prevent his abilities before he throws your entire team.
Difficulty:EASY

Ymir does well against:
-Gods without an escape tool and/or with low mobility, such as Artemis and Zhong Kui;

-Gods that need to be close to lane in order to farm, such as Ravana and Tyr, Among others.

Ymir struggles against:
-Gods with high mobility such as Susano and Sun Wukong;

-Gods who can easily escape from your CC, such as Chang'e and Kali, Among others.

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