Assault is certainly a unique game mode. It's constant 5v5 teamfighting as you push and pull down a single lane while being unable to return to base without dying. Because Smite is balanced around Conquest instead of Assault, some gods will naturally be a better fit for Assault than others. After seeing somebody named something like xXxJuan420xXx reroll Ra, I became motivated to list my thoughts on the various gods.

Why does this list even exist if you are given a random god? Two reasons: rerolling and Match of the Day. For a small fee of favor or gems if you're stupid, you can exchange your god for another. Additionally, there are many times where the MOTD will be Assault, but you are allowed to pick your god. Hopefully by writing this guide I can experience fewer people making stupid decisions in Assault, whether they are on the enemy side or on my team.

Each god will be covered in full, and will be judged based on Mobility, Poke, Sustain, Teamfight, and Waveclear.


F- means they are the single worst god in this regard, and S means the opposite.

There will also be additional notes if needed. There are eight tiers based on how you should proceed, from S to G. Further details will be in each section.

One final assumption: all gods are played to their fullest potential. A Hel that spends more time in Dark will certainly be unhelpful, but that's ignored for the sake of this list.

Ra


Ra is undoubtedly the single best assault god. His passive can let him get back in the fight quicker. He has awesome waveclear and poke. His ult does tons of damage, has low cooldowns, and is almost guaranteed to hit one enemy out of the fives cramped in the lane. His 2 can help in teamfights by slowing enemies down and blinding them, or at least making them face a certain direction. Best of all, he can heal and heal relatively well, plus with season 4 grant protections. The fact that someone rerolled him motivated me to finally make this guide.

Mobility: B-
Poke: A-
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: A
Waveclear: A
Notes: Healer

Hel


Does Hel really need an explanation? She is one of the few gods who can cleanse others, making them CC immune. She's also a healing machine, and Dark Hel isn't too bad either, providing waveclear and reducing enemy protections.



Mobility: C
Poke: C-
Sustain: B+
Teamfight: A+
Waveclear: B
Notes: Healer, Cleanser

Terra


Terra has good CC, decent range, and a spectacular ult.






Mobility: B-
Poke: B
Sustain: A+
Teamfight: S
Waveclear: D+
Notes: Healer

Sylvanus


Not as good as Terra, as a massive buff is better than a knockup, but Sylvanus still delivers.





Mobility: D-
Poke: B
Sustain: A+
Teamfight: A
Waveclear: C
Notes: Healer

Guan Yu


The only physical healer in Smite, Guan Yu also can remove opponent's protections and stun in a massive Area of Effect ultimate.





Mobility: B+
Poke: D
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: A+
Waveclear: D+
Notes: Healer

Chang'e


Half of Chang'e's passive is unsuable in Assault, which is disappointing. Were she able to make purchases without having to die; she would probably top Terra. Her heal is relatively weak, but she also has antiheal, built in CC immunity and invulnerability, and her ult when played just right can be the difference between defeat and victory.


Mobility: B+
Poke: B+
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: A-
Waveclear: C
Notes: Healer, CC Immunity, Invulnerability, Anti-Heal

Aphrodite


The Goddess of Beauty can only heal one person at a time, but heals that person rather well. She also has a reliable combo and a great ultimate.





Mobility: C+
Poke: B+
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: A-
Notes: Healer, CC Immunity, Invulnerability

Cupid


The most powerful non-healer for Assault, although calling him that may be cheating. Cupid is a Quasi-healer; he has the ability to heal teammates without being registered by the game as a healer. In a way, quasi-healers are better than healers: if your team gets a healer, your opponents are also promised one, but the same is not true for quasi-healers. Cupid is the best quasi-healer, with the most effective and reliable method of healing. He also has an AoE ultimate that can work as area denial, a dash that boosts his attack speed and teammates' movement speeds, and a heart bomb than can stun. His only real downside is it might be hard to get his passive up when there is only one wave of minions at a time.
Mobility: B
Poke: B+
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: A-
Waveclear: B
Notes: Quasi-Healer

Chiron


I'm convinced Chiron was designed with Assault in mind. Just check his notes. His dash can push enemies into the tower if the enemies are foolish enough to get close.




Mobility: B-
Poke: A
Sustain: B+
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: B-
Notes: Quasi-Healer, Penetration, CC Immune, Revive (Self), Cleanser

Ah Muzen Cab


Ah Muzen Cab is overpowered in every mode except Conquest. Add in that Assault is his best mode on top of that, and you have a monster. He has two methods of waveclear, his hives allow him quick transportation from the fountain and heals him, and his ultimate when used correctly has minimal cooldown.


Mobility: C+
Poke: B
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: B
Waveclear: S

As most S rank gods cannot be rolled into, you really should keep these gods.

Geb


Geb's bread and butter is his shield. If an enemy is about to do massive CC or damage, the shield is a giant middle finger to their plans. His passive is also strong if the opponent thinks about using crits, and can deter them from building it. Ult and mobility are also strong.



Mobility: A-
Poke: D+
Sustain: A
Teamfight: A-
Waveclear: D

Ares


Ares' ult all but requires your opponents to obtain beads, removing them from obtaining another relic such as meditation. He also provides his teams with protections and can cripple enemies.




Mobility: D+
Poke: B
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: A
Waveclear: F+
Notes: Relic Claimer

Hercules


If he lands his combo, he will push enemies into his teammates or towers, serving them up on a silver platter. He doesn't exactly require his opponents to grab beads, as his combo isn't as easy to land as Ares' ult, but it still adds greatly to any teamfight. He can also heal himself.



Mobility: B
Poke: B+
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: A-
Waveclear: C

Hades


I'm not exactly sure of the logic behind his quasi-healing, the screams of his opponents heal teammates, but it works! His ultimate makes him a sitting duck, but helps lead team fights, and his 2 can make opponents feared. Because of both of these aspects, I deem Hades to be a relic claimer.



Mobility: B
Poke: B
Sustain: B
Teamfight: A
Waveclear: B+
Notes: Quasi-Healer, Relic Claimer

Isis


Her Dispel Magic is somewhat overrated, but do you know what isn't? Her Circle of Protection. It can be used to put pressure when defending or attacking towers, can heal teammates, and packs a punch if it hits any enemies. She also can stun with her Spirit Ball, which is likely considering how cramped the lane is, and can waveclear on her own. Also, her passive helps heal and grant mana.


Mobility: B
Poke: B+
Sustain: B
Teamfight: A-
Waveclear: A-
Notes: Quasi-Healer

Athena


REINFORCEMENTS ON THE WAY!






Mobility: A
Poke: B-
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: A-
Waveclear: C

Ymir


Ymir can be built as both a tank and a magical warrior, providing utility, a much needed asset in Assault. He can also stun, slow, and build walls, assuming he does the last one correctly and does not impede teammates.




Mobility: D+
Poke: B
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: A-
Waveclear: A-

Tyr
Similar to Hercules, but he has to get behind his enemies to push them towards his team. His heal is also less reliable, but at least his passive is good.





Mobility: B+
Poke: C+
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: B
Notes: Poor Man's Hercules

Chronos


Chronos has been nerfed pretty hard coming into Season 4, but his strengths still shine in Assault. His combo is easy to land, he can heal himself, can deal strong basic attacks, and can use Rewind to further heal himself, possibly to full health.



Mobility: B-
Poke: B+
Sustain: B+
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: B
Notes: Tower Smasher

Amaterasu


A very team-based god. Good CC and an aura that can help teammates, but I've found that unless you build her to be brittle, she does not do enough damage on her own.




Mobility: B
Poke: B+
Sustain: B+
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: A

These gods cover all of the basics to one extent or another.

Xing Tian
Passive allows HP, can knock up and root enemies, and his ult requires the enemy team to get beads. Need I say more?





Mobility: B-
Poke: B
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: A
Waveclear: C-
Notes: Relic Claimer

Odin
His ring requires enemies without a leap to get ghostwalk or not be healed. It's easy to land, too. He also has his bird bomb combo.





Mobility: B-
Poke: B-
Sustain: B+
Teamfight: A-
Waveclear: B
Notes: Anti-Healer, Relic Claimer

Chaac
That AoE silence is nothing to mess with. He can also heal himself.






Mobility: B-
Poke: B+
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: A-
Waveclear: B+

Hun Batz
His ult requires beads, and his directed taunt towards Chaac even makes light of that. His passive allows him to crit, and he is quick and nimble when he needs to be.




Mobility: A-
Poke: B+
Sustain: C
Teamfight: A-
Waveclear: B-
Notes: Relic Claimer

Neith
Escape, heal, CC, and a poke that can hit opponents from across the map. Only downside to her ult is that other may take the bullet, so timing and placement is everything.




Mobility: B
Poke: A+
Sustain: B
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: A

Nu Wa
Nu Wa's ult never misses, taxing opponents of their health. She also has minions to help take tower damage.





Mobility: C-
Poke: S
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: C+
Waveclear: A
Notes: Tower Smasher

Khepri
Not only does his ult make opponents back off or revive teammates, but his grab is phenomenal.





Mobility: B-
Poke: B-
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: A-
Waveclear: C+
Notes: Revive

Thoth
Thoth is a master of range, and can boost the range of the projectiles of his teammates. He can pull a fakie on his ult, exasperating opponents relics and making them move in a less effcient manner. He does require some protection, though.



Mobility: B+
Poke: A-
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: A-
Waveclear: B+

Raijin


Raijin's ult is great in crowded areas, which in Assault is all the time. His cobo also deals a lot of damage, but his movement ability doesn't go far enough and has too long of a cooldown.




Mobility: B-
Poke: A
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: A-
Waveclear: B+

Bellona


An unreliable heal and an interuptable hammer hamper Bellona, but she is fairly mobile and can stun enemies, plus possibly buff teammates if they stay in range of the flag.




Mobility: B
Poke: C-
Sustain: B
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: B

Apollo


Apollo has been buffed for Season 4, and it helps him well. He can now waveclear well, which was practically his one weakness. His passive allows him to take down towers quickly and engage well in teamfights. He can mezmerize opponents and gain protections in the same move. He's also the most mobile god; his ult allows him to deny deaths and backdoor if needed.


Mobility: S
Poke: C
Sustain: C+
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: C+
Notes: Revive

These gods tend to excel in some ways but have very exploitable weaknesses.

Vulcan


Reliable poke, an ult that reaches far and hurts, and a turret for applying pressure or tanking a tower. Like most mages, Vulcan is not very durable.





Mobility: C
Poke: A
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: B
Waveclear: A+
Notes: Tower Smasher

Zhong Kui


Tanky and can heal. His ult is great for teamfights, can poke. His heal may be unreliable if his team attacks minions, but for this list that is not considered.





Mobility: C-
Poke: B+
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: B+

Janus


He has a reliable combo, and can help minions and teammates move forward. His mobility is limited due to a lack of walls however, and his poke is unreliable as beyond a certain distance it becomes nothing more than aiming in the general direction of the enemy and firing. He also lacks protections moreso than most mages.


Mobility: B
Poke: B+
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: B
Waveclear: B+

Fenrir


Heals, stun, and the best method of pulling avaiable.






Mobility: B-
Poke: C
Sustain: B
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: C
Notes: Fetch, boy!

Scylla


Good waveclear, a decent escape, and an ult that could theoretically turn the tables on the opponent.





Mobility: C+
Poke: B
Sustain: C
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: A

Nike


Nike's passive can be really helpful to the team, boosting their mobility by one grade. She also has nice health per second and an ult that grants her a shield and slows enemies.




Mobility: B-
Poke: C+
Sustain: B+
Teamfight: B
Waveclear: C
Notes: Worst jokes in the game

Sol


Can slightly heal based off of a percentage of her missing health. Can become invulernable and CC immune with enough warning time, and can poke very well. Unstable manifestation allows her to take down towers quickly. Does not add too much to a teamfight; could knock up a few opponents with Supernova or barely slow with her 2.


Mobility: B-
Poke: A
Sustain: C+
Teamfight: B-
Waveclear: B+
Notes: CC Immunity (Delayed), Invulnerability (Delayed), Tower Smasher

Fafnir


Fafnir brings lots of support to the table, including attack speed bonuses, stuns, and disarms. While transforming into a dragon he is all but invulnerable, but transforming back he is a sitting duck. His passive lets him get an upper hand.




Mobility: B
Poke: B-
Sustain: B
Teamfight: C+
Waveclear: D
Notes: Quicker Gold

Sun Wukong


While Sun Wukong technically has two waveclears, the Ox is hardly used. What makes him better than Erlang Shen is his ult, he can become CC Immune, while also sending out a minion to tank tower damage. He is not invulnerable while upon his cloud, and may take damage from Damage over Time attacks.



Mobility: A-
Poke: B+
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: B
Notes: CC Immunity, Tower Smasher

Erlang Shen


His poke is very limited and he can be killed before his ult heals him easily. With these aspects in mind, he is also a very formidable melee fighter and can make a shield out of his turtle form.




Mobility: B
Poke: B-
Sustain: B+
Teamfight: B
Waveclear: C
Notes: Attack Penalty Immunity (Delayed)

Skadi


Without Kaldr, Skadi would be a lot lower on this list. Kaldr can root enemies, deal lots of damage, and tank towers. Skadi can also create an ice rink that speeds her up and limits opponents mobility temporarily.




Mobility: C
Poke: B+
Sustain: B-
Teamfight: C
Waveclear: B-
Notes: Tower Smasher

Bastet


Her leap allows her solid poke, but her enemies may get smart and CC her, or attack her retreating point. Cats make great meat shields for tower shots.





Mobility: A-
Poke: A
Sustain: C
Teamfight: C
Waveclear: C-
Notes: Tower Smasher

Freya


Good for late game, but until then is nothing more than a walking ult to poke enemies. This list assumes all parties are competent; if Freya banishes and saves enemies from ultimates, she would be much lower.




Mobility: C+
Poke: B+
Sustain: A-
Teamfight: A
Waveclear: A
Notes: CC Immunity

Generally speaking these gods are okay, but cannot carry a team alone by any measure.

Ah Puch


People tell me Ah Puch is great in Assault; I have yet to see that. He does do lots of damage, but his sustain is outright laughable. Sure, he might be able to heal himself by exhuming corpses, but any team with any level of competence and poke will get him off the field as soon as possible.



Mobility: F+
Poke: B+
Sustain: D+
Teamfight: A
Waveclear: B+

Nox


Her ult has long range, but otherwise she is predictable in behavior. Oh wow, I'm silenced! I wonder what comes next? Another thing worth mentioning is that she copies the mobility of her teammates, but only if they are nearby.




Mobility: A-
Poke: A-
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: B
Waveclear: B

Thanatos


It's no secret that Thanatos falls off late game and must defeat his opponents quickly. With my expereince in Assault, that rarely happens. He can target tanks such as Terra and Geb to get rid of them quickly through his ult, but once he dives into enemy grounds, he is good as dead.



Mobility: B
Poke: B
Sustain: C
Teamfight: C
Waveclear: C

Poseidon


Multiple ways of waveclearing but without the natural healing of Ah Muzen Cab, Poseidon is wedged right in the middle of the list. He requires hitting things to build enough speed to get anywhere, so forget about reaching the front lines quickly. His ult can be effective, but good luck getting all the enemies so closely scrunched together.


Mobility: C
Poke: B
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: B
Waveclear: A+

Kumbhakarna
[/previewimg] His mezmerize will not last long when four othe people are throwing hits, his poke requires plenty of preparation, and his pasive is useless against five enemies at once, but otherwise he has good crowd control and damage to boot. [b]Mobility: C+ Poke: C+ Sustain: B+ Teamfight: B+ Waveclear: C- Notes: Useless passive[/b] Artemis [previewimg=7730139;sizeOriginal,floatLeft;120px-T_Artemis_Default_Icon.png][/previewimg] Similar to Freya, she requires the late game and can't do much more than ult until then. Unlike Freya, she's much, much worse at clearing and takes longer to come online. Her traps hardly do anything against competent hands, either. [b]Mobility: C Poke: B Sustain: C Teamfight: B+ Waveclear: F- [/b] Camazotz [previewimg=7730843;sizeOriginal,floatLeft;120px-T_Camazotz_Default_Icon.png][/previewimg] Decent waveclear, an ult that can hurt and makes him CC immune, and many ways to heal. His leap is pathetic, however. [b]Mobility: B- Poke: B Sustain: B- Teamfight: C+ Waveclear: C+ [/b] Agni [previewimg=7730180;sizeOriginal,floatLeft;T_Agni_Default_Icon.png][/previewimg] An ult bot that dashes and sometimes stuns. It's a good thing his ult comes up frequently, or else he would not be as high as he is. Can use his dash to waveclear, but this is risky. [b]Mobility: C+ Poke: B+ Sustain: C- Teamfight: B Waveclear: C+ [/b] Loki [previewimg=7730222;sizeOriginal,floatLeft;120px-T_Loki_Default_Icon.png][/previewimg] Great at poking, all of his other strengths are diminished due ot the nature of assault. By the time his decoy goes off the wave is cleared by others, and there's nowhere to hide while invisible on the assault map. If he ults somebody, he dies, and as such Thanatos is almost objectively better. [b]Mobility: B- Poke: A- Sustain: C- Teamfight: D+ Waveclear: D+ Notes: Poor Man's Thanatos[/b] Mercury [previewimg=7730252;sizeOriginal,floatLeft;120px-T_Mercury_Default_Icon.png][/previewimg] Mercury excels in ambushes and 1v1s, two luxuries Assault denies. He still can pack a punch, and getting a kill on him is difficult; when he is low on health he can ult to the backlines and die to a tower or minions, denying kill credit. [b]Mobility: A+ Poke: B Sustain: C- Teamfight: C Waveclear: D+ Notes: Death Denier[/b] Ravana [previewimg=7730270;sizeOriginal,floatLeft;120px-T_Ravana_Default_Icon.png][/previewimg] Tanky, but that's the only thing going for him. He lacks any decent form of range except for his ult. I would call him an inferior Chang'e, but the only thing the two have in common are their 2s. [b]Mobility: C Poke: C- Sustain: B Teamfight: C Waveclear: D Notes: CC Immunity, Invulerability[/His mezmerize will not last long when four othe people are throwing hits, his poke requires plenty of preparation, and his pasive is useless against five enemies at once, but otherwise he has good crowd control and damage to boot.




Mobility: C+
Poke: C+
Sustain: B+
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: C-
Notes: Useless passive

Artemis


Similar to Freya, she requires the late game and can't do much more than ult until then. Unlike Freya, she's much, much worse at clearing and takes longer to come online. Her traps hardly do anything against competent hands, either.




Mobility: C
Poke: B
Sustain: C
Teamfight: B+
Waveclear: F-

Camazotz


Decent waveclear, an ult that can hurt and makes him CC immune, and many ways to heal. His leap is pathetic, however.





Mobility: B-
Poke: B
Sustain: B-
Teamfight: C+
Waveclear: C+

Agni


An ult bot that dashes and sometimes stuns. It's a good thing his ult comes up frequently, or else he would not be as high as he is. Can use his dash to waveclear, but this is risky.




Mobility: C+
Poke: B+
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: B
Waveclear: C+

Loki


Great at poking, all of his other strengths are diminished due ot the nature of assault. By the time his decoy goes off the wave is cleared by others, and there's nowhere to hide while invisible on the assault map. If he ults somebody, he dies, and as such Thanatos is almost objectively better.



Mobility: B-
Poke: A-
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: D+
Waveclear: D+
Notes: Poor Man's Thanatos

Mercury


Mercury excels in ambushes and 1v1s, two luxuries Assault denies. He still can pack a punch, and getting a kill on him is difficult; when he is low on health he can ult to the backlines and die to a tower or minions, denying kill credit.




Mobility: A+
Poke: B
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: C
Waveclear: D+
Notes: Death Denier

Ravana


Tanky, but that's the only thing going for him. He lacks any decent form of range except for his ult. I would call him an inferior Chang'e, but the only thing the two have in common are their 2s.




Mobility: C
Poke: C-
Sustain: B
Teamfight: C
Waveclear: D
Notes: CC Immunity, Invulerability

Now we start getting into the gods that are clearly not built for Assault. Gods at E and below tend to be one trick ponies.

Zeus
Chain Lightning makes good poke, but that's about it. His ult requires tons of CC to keep people in it, otherwise its little more than area denial.





Mobility: D+
Poke: A-
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: B-
Waveclear: B

Sobek
Sobek's pull can be interrupted by minions and his ult can be avoided by escapes. His heal and knockup are decent.





Mobility: C+
Poke: C+
Sustain: B+
Teamfight: B
Waveclear: D+

Kali
Kali snaps like a twig, and only stays on the battlefield because all of her moves have sustain built in. Hardly a threat without Qins, and with Qins all she needs is to be filled with damage. If she ults, the enemy team can CC her, more likely than not at least one enemy has some form of hard CC. With recent updates her target knows he is her target, and as such will avoid her at all costs, and his teammates won't let her touch him.

Mobility: C
Poke: C-
Sustain: B-
Teamfight: B
Waveclear: D-
Notes: Invulnerability

Medusa
She has antiheal, but it's in her escape. She has a ranged attack, but needs enemies to bounce it off of, which is hard when there are only a handful of minions at a time for everyone. She can ult, but people can look away. There is not much for her to do here.



Mobility: B-
Poke: D+
Sustain: C
Teamfight: B-
Waveclear: C+
Notes: Antiheal

Jing Wei
Her passive lets her reach the front quickly, but once she's there she doesn't do much. Her ult just does some damage with no CC, her wind gust is fairly avoidable, and she needs to level her bolts twice before they can crit. The final nail in the coffin for her legitimacy as an Assault god is when Hi Rez removed her attack movement penalty.


Mobility: B+
Poke: C
Sustain: C
Teamfight: C-
Waveclear: C-

Kukulkan
Kukulkan's waveclear takes too long to windup, and his ultimate is telegraphed from hell and back. His escape is also hardly an escape for its first few levels.





Mobility: C-
Poke: B-
Sustain: C
Teamfight: C+
Waveclear: C-

Bacchus
Requires too much mana in a mode without backing to fountain, and his burp's effects only happen on the last tick, so enemies can avoid it. His one saving grace is his ult, which has 70% scaling, so he hardly makes a tank.




Mobility: C+
Poke: B-
Sustain: B
Teamfight: C+
Waveclear: D

Ullr
Can poke, waveclear, and escape, but nothing much else. You will probably never see an Ullr use his axe's basics for lifesteal.





Mobility: B-
Poke: B
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: D+
Waveclear: B-

These gods are bad. Like, really bad. It is a good idea to reroll them, since your odds of getting something better exceed 75%.

Osiris


He has antiheal...that's hard to land on more than one person. He has no movement penalties for his melee basics...in a mode that favors ranged abilities. He can stun enemies and reduce their damage...if they are stupid enough to stay in his radius.



Mobility: C+
Poke: C-
Sustain: C+
Teamfight: C+
Waveclear: D+
Notes: Attack Penalty immunity

Anhur
He can escape, has CC immunity, and penetration, but nothing to the extent that makes you want him on your team. Also he can push enemies if he's behind them, but good luck surviving that.




Mobility: C+
Poke: C
Sustain: C
Teamfight: C
Waveclear: C+
Notes: CC Immunity, Penetration

Ne Zha


His escape is his ult. His sash brings him in the middle of his enemies. His ult leaves his target to the mercy of his teammates, but he is also at the mercy of his enemies. He can crit, but he is melee based. He can heal. That's good, right?




Mobility: C
Poke: C+
Sustain: C+
Teamfight: C
Waveclear: D+

Izanami


Stealth does nothing in Assault. Her ult has a hilariously small AoE. The only thing she can really do is waveclear, and other can do that better.





Mobility: C
Poke: C
Sustain: C
Teamfight: C-
Waveclear: C+


Rama


Unlike Loki, he can poke without damaging himself. Unlike Loki, his poke is harder to land and kills only at lower percentages. He adds less to teamfights than all other hunters.




Mobility: C+
Poke: B
Sustain: C
Teamfight: D+
Waveclear: C

Hou Yi


Limited walls, and people marked by him will move back. His ult only injures people for a second before they move out of the way. His one saving grace is his escape, which he will no doubt be using often.




Mobility: B-
Poke: C-
Sustain: C
Teamfight: C-
Waveclear: C-

The Morrigan
[/previewimg] This will anger fans of the Morrigan, but the best thing about her is she can turn into someone else. Even then that's rarely. Until then, she's a sitting raven who can't fool anyone. [b]Mobility: C- Poke: C- Sustain: C- Teamfight: C- Waveclear: C- [/b] Ao Kuang [previewimg=7730619;sizeOriginal,floatLeft;120px-T_AoKuang_Default_Icon.png][/previewimg] He works in 1v1, but in a mode where enemies are almost always within a short distace on each other, he gets crushed quickly. Like the Morrigan, except he can't transform into other people. [b]Mobility: C+ Poke: D+ Sustain: D+ Teamfight: D+ Waveclear: D+ Notes: Poor man's The Morrigan[/b] Anubis [previewimg=7730659;sizeOriginal,floatLeft;120px-T_Anubis_Default_Icon.png][/previewimg] Imagine Ah Puch but half his moves he must stand still, and they have a smaller area of effect, plus no method of healing himself. That's Anubis. [b]Mobility: F- Poke: B- Sustain: D Teamfight: C- Waveclear: C Notes: Poor man's Ah Puch[/b
This will anger fans of the Morrigan, but the best thing about her is she can turn into someone else. Even then that's rarely. Until then, she's a sitting raven who can't fool anyone.




Mobility: C-
Poke: C-
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: C-
Waveclear: C-

Ao Kuang


He works in 1v1, but in a mode where enemies are almost always within a short distace on each other, he gets crushed quickly. Like the Morrigan, except he can't transform into other people.




Mobility: C+
Poke: D+
Sustain: D+
Teamfight: D+
Waveclear: D+
Notes: Poor man's The Morrigan

Anubis


Imagine Ah Puch but half his moves he must stand still, and they have a smaller area of effect, plus no method of healing himself. That's Anubis.





Mobility: F-
Poke: B-
Sustain: D
Teamfight: C-
Waveclear: C
Notes: Poor man's Ah Puch

The reroll tier. These gods are so bad, they make F tier gods look good.

Vamana


Compared to Sun Wukong, he has a harder time keeping up with his opponents, and he is much more likely to die during his ult. Enemies also have a great chance of escaping his ult's range altogether.




Mobility: C+
Poke: C
Sustain: C
Teamfight: D
Waveclear: D+

Ratatoskr


Can heal, shred protections, and is very mobile. Too bad he has terrible range and snaps like a twig. At least he can ult to the enemy tower to deny kills and not be as much of a liability in dying.




Mobility: B
Poke: D+
Sustain: D+
Teamfight: C-
Waveclear: D+
Notes: Death Denier

Arachne


Requires to be close and personal to do anything. Can also deny kills, but has lacks as much mobility as the other gods that can do this.





Mobility: C
Poke: D
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: D+
Waveclear: D
Notes: Death Denier

Nemesis


All of Nemesis' abilities require her enemies participation. If they don't attack her, she can't heal. If the ult target backs up, her ult is practically useless.





Mobility: C+
Poke: D+
Sustain: C-
Teamfight: D
Waveclear: D

Cabrakan


Too brittle to be a tank, too weak to be a warrior. Cabrakan also has to stay still while channeling his 3, which amounts to him painting himself like a target. Walls can trap enemies sometimes maybe but not really.




Mobility: D+
Poke: F+
Sustain: C+
Teamfight: D+
Waveclear: D

Serqet


Good at running away and ulting. Unlike Susano, can land poison to disorient foes.





Mobility: B
Poke: D
Sustain: D
Teamfight: D
Waveclear: D+

He Bo


Made out of wet tissue paper. Can poke and deal damage, but will be gunned down immediately by anyone with a plural of braincells. Unlike Ah Puch does not have any method of self healing.




Mobility: C
Poke: B-
Sustain: F-
Teamfight: D+
Waveclear: D-

Susano


There is practically nothing redeemable for Susano in Assault. Being quick means nothing if you can't do anything once you get to your destination. I'm just going to leave it at that.




Mobility: B
Poke: D+
Sustain: D
Teamfight: D-
Waveclear: D

Bakasura


His team must actively avoid attacking minions so he can heal. He also can't waveclear. The only two things he can do is cripple his opponents with his ult for a few seconds, and ult to have his minions take tower hits.




Mobility: C+
Poke: D+
Sustain: D
Teamfight: F-
Waveclear: F
Notes: Tower Smasher

Awilix


90% of the time during an Assault match your opponents will face you, making her knockup unsuable and her ult requires someone else to knock her up. Her poke does limited damage, and once she reaches the front line the only thing her 1 is good for is feeding. At least with her two you can pause an enemy for a second, right?


Mobility: C-
Poke: D+
Sustain: D
Teamfight: D-
Waveclear: D

That's my list. You are almost bound to disagree on some level, but hopefully now you will think twice before you reroll Ra.

I will try to update this occasionally, but life (and actually playing Smite) gets in the way.

Now go forth, and always remember to attack the titan!