Loki

Abilities

Vanish

Activate to enter Stealth and gain Movement Speed. Your next basic attack deals additional Physical Damage over time. Killing a god immediately refreshes the cooldown of this ability. 

Agonizing Visions

Create a Vision of Loki that repeatedly deals Physical Damage to enemies around it and reduces their damage dealt. Enemies hit 4 times are Blinded.

Flurry Strike

Channel to deal Physical Damage and Slow enemies in front of you. The final hit deals increased Physical Damage and applies a stronger Slow.

Assassinate

Teleport to the target location, deal Physical Damage and Cripple enemies in the area. Then deal Physical Damage and Stun enemies in front of you.

Behind You!

Hitting enemies from behind deals increased damage to them.

Builds

Lore

Villain. It’s a word used to describe those that break the rules, that take what they want, and care nothing for those hurt along the way. Loki, the trickster God, would say villainy is nothing more than a point of view. The point of view of fools too mindless to seize opportunity. Of course, with Loki now on the loose, the implications are dire. The end of times may be at hand. The final battle, Ragnarok, possibly on the horizon, for it was foretold that Loki would break free of his prison and herald the horrific final battle that would leave the Gods slain, the heavens sundered, and the world in ashes. None are more eager for that time of chaos than Loki. Before his confinement, Loki’s malicious mischief managed to affect every God in ways both beneficial and terrible. Yet Loki’s most heinous act was in the death of the God of light, Baldr. Baldr’s prophetic dreams showcased his own death. Fearful for her son, Frigg forced all objects of the world to swear never to harm him. All save mistletoe. Cruelly amused, Loki forged a spear from the plant and provided it to Baldr’s brother Hodr. The Gods had a new favorite game, hurling objects at Baldr and laughing as they harmlessly ricocheted. So Hodr threw the spear, but, to everyone’s horror Baldr was impaled. Hel agreed to release Baldr from the underworld if all creatures of the world mourned the God of Light. And all did, save one crone who refused. So Baldr died. When it was discovered the crone was Loki in disguise, the furious Gods bound him in entrails and hung a venomous serpent overhead. Loki’s wife, Sigyn, collected the dripping venom in a bowl, but when she was forced to empty it, Loki was struck, causing such anguish his thrashing would shake the world. But now Loki is free and already wreaking havoc. If the prophetic Volva are correct, and they always are, then the end of all things has finally come.