In Smite's most popular game mode, Conquest, five players are divided into three lanes and a jungle. Each god has a specific role they have to fill in a match, so lanes are primarily decided according to the god. Smite's god roles include Warrior, Guardian, Mage, Assassin, and Hunter. Smite features not only Greek, Roman, Norse, and Egyptian gods, but also, Mayan, Hindu, Chinese, and Japanese gods to play as.
In Joust, three players on each team fight in one lane with one tower, phoenix, and titan each. On both sides of the lane are mana and damage buffs, which raise a gods attack and ability to use attacks. A phoenix is a much more powerful version of a tower, both of which deal large amounts of damage to anything that steps within it's radius. To prevent excessive damage to gods, hundreds of little minions spawn periodically to lead the charge against the enemy. These minions are very easy to kill but can do significant damage when attacking a single target in groups. A titan is a large creature or spirit that serves as a team's last line of defense. Once a titan dies, the game ends.
In Arena, five players on each team meet in a large, circular space with no towers, phoenixes or titans where they kill each other to lower the enemy team's score. Once a team's score reaches zero, the game ends. A god kill in Arena takes five score away from the enemy team, and a minion kill takes away one. Eventually, Super Minions will begin to spawn, which have an extremely large amount of health and can be escorted to the enemy fountain(spawn point) to further diminish the enemy's score.
In Assault, every player receives a random god to play in a one-lane map with no buffs or jungle. This mode is similar to Joust, but unique because whereas in every other mode you can return to your fountain to replenish health and buy items any time, you cannot in Assault. Items can be bought with gold received from killing minions, gods, towers, and phoenixes in every game mode, but only after a death in Assault. After every death, gods respawn at their fountain and can continue playing.
This concludes my introductory blog about Smite. I will most likely post more blogs about Smite going into further detail and explanation in the future.
Ra , Egyptian Sun God and extremely popular character in Smite
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