Xeniel Hero Guide - SAMURAI GAMERS

A guide to Arena of Valor's Xeniel, the Immaculate. Sweeping down from the heavens, Xeniel wields his mighty mace and formidable abilities to assist his team in vanquishing their opposition.

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Xeniel’s Stats and Abilities

Xeniel Overview

Xeniel is a Tank/Support hero who is able to leap to team fights no matter where they are on the map. His Divine Protection shields him from incoming damage before exploding in a wave of energy. Xeniel is very adept at team fights and can protect any ally that needs his help when needed.

Strengths

Global Presence – Xeniel’s Ultimate, Angelic Splendor, gives him the ability to teleport to any one of his teammates. This provides a strong global presence and the ability to quickly turn a skirmish in his team’s favor. When not clashing or looking for team fights, he can push lanes and take down towers, easily able to heal his allies and join fights wherever they might spring up.
Good Burst Damage and Utility – Xeniel has a good amount of burst damage in his basic abilities. Divine Protection grants a shield that he can detonate after a few seconds and Malleus is a nice engaging ability that stuns opponents hit. Angelic Splendor is a great way to help out the team as well, especially low health allies. It grants the targeted ally 40% damage reduction until Xeniel leaps down and heals them, allowing his target to get back to safety or rally and finish the fight.
Capable Secondary Initiator – Xeniel provides a good follow up for his team during team fights, thanks to Angelic Splendor. Once his team’s primary initiator engages the opposing team, Xeniel can target the initiator to provide additional damage and heal the teammate before continuing to dish out burst damage with his own abilities.

Weaknesses

Requires High Awareness – As a tank, Xeniel will need to build items based on the enemy team’s composition. Failing to do so will leave him a poor front liner for his team. This means that Xeniel players should be constantly aware of the opposing team’s lineup and what items they are building. Furthermore, Xeniel will need to keep an eye on the map and his own team’s lineup to know when to use Angelic Splendor.
Relies on Teammates – Xeniel relies on his team’s ability to take advantage of his support. He is unable to carry games solo, needing teammates who are effective in clashes and have a good sense of when to fight and when to run.

Hero Basic Strategy

Laning Strategy

It is best to lane alone in order to get your Angelic Splendor as quickly as possible. Xeniel’s shield makes laning alone easy, absorbing harassment and pushing down minion waves. Conversely, you can lane with an ally who has a good control ability. This way, you can dish out burst damage by hitting the opponent with Malleus, Divine Protection, and your ally’s other damaging abilities.
When you’re running a solo lane, farm as much as you can. If you’re with a lane partner, zone out the opposition by getting between them and the minion wave. However, if the enemies are predominantly ranged heroes, it is best to keep your distance and pick good times to engage.

Leveling Progression

Level and max Divine Protection first. This is your main damaging ability whenever you find yourself in the midst of a team fight or when zoning out your opponents in lane.
Next, level up Malleus. This is a secondary engaging ability that also offers decent utility with its ability to stun multiple enemies.
Finally, level up Angelic Splendor as often as you can. Your ultimate is your go-to engagement and support ability, especially during clashes.

Battle Strategy

Solo Battle: Start the fight by casting Divine Protection, casting it again later for the explosion of damage. Once your shield is ready, lead into the fight with Malleus. Detonate Divine Protection if it is close to breaking to take a good chunk of HP from your enemy. Continue the fight with normal attacks to further damage them with Holy Brand.
Team Battles: Cast Angelic Splendor on either your team’s initiator after their initiate or on whomever the enemy team focused on. Follow up with Divine Protection before jumping on the enemies’ damage dealers with Malleus.
Escaping Battle: Cast Angelic Splendor on an ally who is far away from the fight. This will let you escape without much trouble. However, be careful not to cast it too soon, as the opposing team can stop you with a hard control ability like a stun or silence to nullify Angelic Splendor. You can also use Malleus to get away from unwanted team fights. Cast it on a safe location to jump towards it. That said, Malleus can also get stopped by hard control abilities, so be careful.

Abilities

Holy Brand – Every third normal attack. Xeniel deals 4%-8% of his own maximum HP as magic damage (+1% at level 4/7/10/13).

Holy Brand makes Xeniel a surprisingly capable damage dealer. The amount of damage this ability provides can easily surprise opponents who don’t expect much from tanks.
It’s important to know what part of the attack cycle Xeniel is in, so that you can take advantage of the extra damage (can be in the 1000s late game) to secure objectives and kills. Xeniel yells louder on this third attack, which should help you know which attack he’s on.

Divine Protection – Xeniel forms an enveloping barrier that absorbs 400/520/640/760/880/1000 (+0.4 AP)ˀ (+4/5/6/7/8/9% of his own maximum HP) damage. Xeniel can detonate the barrier after 2.5 seconds by pressing the ability button again, dealing 400/520/640/760/880/1000 (+0.4 AP)ˀ (+4/5/6/7/8/9% of his own maximum HP) magic damage to enemies nearby and reduces their movement speed for 1 second. If the barrier is destroyed by an enemy, then no damage nor movement impairing effects will be dealt.

Divine Protection is your main source of damage. Remember to cast this before you enter skirmishes or team fights so that you’ll be able to detonate it as soon as possible.
The damage Divine Protection offers is the same no matter how much of the shield has been used. Wait until right before it runs out of health to get the most out of the survivability it offers.

Malleus – Xeniel leaps towards the target area, dealing 280/340/400/460/520/580 (+0.54 AP) magic damage to enemies in the area, while also stunning them for 1.25 second.

Use Malleus to strengthen your team’s initiate at the start of a team fight.
Malleus + Divine Protection is Xeniel’s main damaging combo. Good timing is required to maximize its potential.
Malleus is also a decent escape tool, since it can be used to jump over terrain and obstacles.

Angelic Splendor – Xeniel selects an ally hero to bless with 40% damage reduction for 2 seconds as he soars into the air towards the ally hero’s location at the time of casting. After 2.2 seconds, Xeniel crashes down in the target area dealing 300/450/600 (+0.8 AP) magic damage to nearby enemies, while also healing the ally hero for 15% of their maximum HP and increasing Xeniel’s movement speed by 40% for 3 seconds.

Take note of which ally needs help by using the ally portraits next to the minimap.
Your allies’ position on the “wheel” will remain the same throughout the match, so memorizing their position will help immensely if you need to panic-ult to someone in need
Don’t feel limited to only using Angelic Splendor from a long distance. The damage, healing, and damage reduction can be a huge help in fights that Xeniel has already entered as well.
This can be used as an escape, targetting an ally far away from the losing fight.

How to Counter Xeniel

When Xeniel activates Divine Protection, do your best to disengage unless you can deal enough damage to destroy the shield. Otherwise, prepare to get a good chunk of your health bursted down.
Be alert when Xeniel is using his Ultimate. There will be a marker on the ally he casts his Ultimate on, as well as a decent-sized area that will illuminate around his ally before he lands. You can either do your best to burst down said ally or disengage altogether to avoid being damaged by Xeniel’s arrival.
Fafnir’s Talon, Muramasa, Berith’s Agony, and Staff of Nuul are good counter items against Xeniel since he often stacks HP and Armor / Magic Defense to improve his tankiness.

Hero Item Build

SG Recommended Build
Leviathan	Gilded Greaves	Frost Cape
Gaia’s Standard	Crimson Banner	Amulet of Longevity

SG Recommended Build
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Hero Arcana

Xeniel benefits from a tanky arcana set that consists of Indomitable, Colossus, and Valiance. This greatly empowers his overall survivability and damage by raising his HP cap.
He can also run an AP-HP Arcana set which uses Violate, Benevolence, and Hex. This allows him to cast his abilities more consistently.

Hero Counters

Tank

Xeniel does decently against tanks. His burst damage can take out large chunks of their HP, especially during the early game. Xeniel’s ability to damage them will fall off as the game progresses, however, most tanks building up their defenses.

Warrior

Similar to with tanks, Xeniel can do well against Warriors. This is especially true against more offensive minded heroes like Zanis. Xeniel will need to build up his HP so that his shield can take the initial damage from warriors and retain enough to detonate.

Assassin

Xeniel’s success rate against assassins will rely on whether Divine Protection can soak up their damage and still allow Xeniel to detonate it. Malleus does acceptable damage and stuns its target, but Xeniel will lose most of his burst damage if the assassin can carve through his shield. It is better for Xeniel to take an assassin’s damage than his allies, though, so he should try and grab assassins’ attention in team fights.

Mage

Mages can prove to be troublesome for Xeniel, they able to burst through his shield and cripple him. That said, Xeniel can easily fly next to them to destroy their range advantage before soaking up any damage that they can dish out. This will be enough in team fights, as taking the damage from their abilities will help your allies out.

Marksman

Xeniel has trouble dealing with marksmen, their range and harassing ability hard for him to manage. Try to get near marksmen and take them out before they can harass down your shield. It going off early will cripple your contribution to the match until it is off cooldown once again.

Support

Supports can be a mixed bag. Xeniel is especially weak to support heroes who have stuns and silence as they can prevent him from casting his abilities.

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Name

Effect

Unique Passive (Special Ability)

Short Sword

Attack Damage +20

None

Dagger

Attack Speed +10%

None

Gloves

Critical Chance +12%

None

Bloodied Club

Attack Damage +10
Life Steal +8%

None

Chain hammer

Attack Damage +40

None

Cleaving Claymore

Attack Damage +80

None

Arcane hammer

Attack Damage +25
Attack Speed +15%

Speed Up: Normal attacks increase movement speed by 10%.

Tempest Blades

Attack Speed +25%
Movement Speed +5%

None

Astral Spear

Attack Damage +50

Armor Pierce +60

Shuriken

Attack Speed +25%

Vital Point: Normal attacks deal additional 20 physical damage (+1 per hero level) for melee heroes and 40 physical damage (+2 per hero level) for ranged heroes.

Uriel’s Brand

Attack Damage +100
Max HP +600

Magic Guardian: When hero’s HP falls below 40%, Uriel’s Brand grants +200 magic defense and summons a Shield that absorbs (500+hero’s level*100) magic damage for 5 seconds. 75-second cooldown.

Curse of Death

Attack Damage +100
Life Steal +10%

Soul Prison: On dealing damage, reduces target’s HP regeneration by 50% for 1.5 seconds. If this is triggered by normal attacks, the duration is extended to 3 seconds.

Death Sickle

Attack Damage +60
Cooldown Speed +5%

Divine Intervention: Prevents damage from a potential killing blow, then increases movement speed by 20% for 1 second. 90-second cooldown.

Spear of Longinus

Attack Damage +80
Cooldown Speed +15%
Max HP +400

Shatter: Decreases target armor by 50 on hit for 5 seconds. Stacks up to 5 times.

Fafnir’s Talon

Attack Damage +60
Attack Speed +30%
Life Steal +10%

Dragon’s Breath: Normal attacks deal additional damage equal to 8% of target’s current HP.

Claves Sancti

Attack Damage +90

Upon landing a critical attack, grants bonus (30 + Level*2) movement speed for 2 seconds (only for Ranged).

Critical Chance +25%
, Increase critical damage by 50%

Muramasa

Attack Damage +75
Cooldown Speed +10%

Armor Pierce +45%

The Beast

Attack Damage +100
Life Steal +25 (physical and magic)

None

Omni Arms

Attack Damage +70
Attack Speed +15%
Life Steal +10%
Cooldown Speed +10%
Max HP +500

Pentapower: After using an ability, the next normal attack within 5 seconds deals 100% more physical damage. 2-second cooldown.

Slikk’s Sting

Attack Speed +35%
Critical Chance +25%
Movement Speed +7%

Blessing of the Wind: Increase own resistance by 35 for 2 seconds after a critical hit

Fenrir’s Tooth

Attack Damage +200

Fenrir’s Tooth: Increases all damage dealt with 30% when the target’s HP is below 50%.

Blitz Blade

Attack Damage +50
Attack Speed +35%
Life Steal +10%
Movement Speed +5%

Chain Lightning: Every 4 seconds, the next normal attack triggers a chain lightning that deals 102 (+7 per level) magic damage. Each normal attack also carries Life Steal and reduces cooldown by 1 second on hit.

Devil’s Handshake

Attack Speed +30%
Critical Chance +20%
Movement Speed +5%

Flame Wrath: Normal attacks increase attack speed by 10% for 2 seconds. Stacks up to 5 times.

Rankbreaker

Attack Damage +110
Cooldown Speed +10%

Windwalk: Increases movement speed by 10% after exiting battle.

Break: Increases armor pierce by 100 (+10 per level).

Spell Tome

Ability Power +40

None

Lapis Ring

Max Mana +300

None

Pendant of Faith

Mana +10 / 5 sec

None

Ancient Scriptures

Ability Power +80

None

Magic Ring

Cooldown Speed +10%

None

Enchanted Scroll

Ability Power +120

None

Trick Blade

Ability Power +60
Cooldown Speed +10%

Elemental Power: After using an ability, the next normal attack deals additional magic damage. 3-second cooldown.

Spoopy Mask

Ability Power +100

Magic Pierce +75

Phoenix Tear

Ability Power +60

From the Ashes: When the hero gains a level, 20% of HP and mana are restored over 3 seconds.

Virtue’s Bracelet

Ability Power +60
Cooldown Speed +5%
Mana +20 / 5 sec

Soaring Spirit: Restores 20% mana after earning a kill or assist.

Vlad’s Impaler

Ability Power +90

Magic Life Steal +15%

Staff of Nuul

Ability Power +180
Cooldown Speed +10%

Magic Pierce +45%

Virtue’s Necklace

Ability Power +160
Cooldown Speed +10%
Max Mana +300
Mana +30 / 5 sec

Soaring Spirit: Restores 20% mana after earning a kill or assist.

Magic Pierce +75

Tome of the Reaper

Ability Power +240
Max HP +500

Soul Prison: On dealing damage, reduces target’s HP regeneration by 50% for 1.5 seconds. If this is triggered by normal attacks, the duration is extended to 3 seconds.

Boomstick

Ability Power +240

Explosion: Ability hits trigger a small-area explosion that deals 50 (+50% ability power) magic damage. 5-second cooldown.

Hecate’s Diadem

Ability Power +240

Warlock: Ability Power +35%

Orb of the Magi

Ability Power +140
Cooldown Speed +10%

Bide: Gains 12 ability power and 110 HP every 30 seconds. Stacks up to 10 times.

From the Ashes: When the hero gains a level, 20% of HP and mana are restored over 3 seconds.

Rhea’s Blessing

Ability Power +140
Cooldown Speed +10%

Life Shield: Gains a shield that absorbs 450(+50 per level)(+40% ability power) damage when HP falls below 40%. The shield lasts 4 seconds and has a 75-second cooldown.

Magic Life Steal +25%

Zweihander

Ability Power +180
Max Mana +400
Movement Speed +8%

Rapid Blade: Normal attack hits increase attack speed by 50% for 4 seconds. 10-second cooldown.

The Light: Normal attacks gain additional magic damage equal to 20% of the hero’s ability power.

Frosty’s Revenge

Ability Power +140
Max HP +850
Movement Speed +5%

Chill: Abilities that deal damage will also reduce enemy movement speed by 20% for 2 seconds.

Berith’s Agony

Ability Power +140
Cooldown Speed +10%
Armor +270

Torture: Deals magic damage equal to 3% of the target’s current HP per second for 3 seconds (up to 80% against monsters)

Apocalypse

Ability Power +200
Cooldown Speed +10%

Elemental Power: After using an ability, the next normal attack deals additional magic damage equal to 30% of attack damage(+80% ability power). 2-second cooldown.

Soaring Aura

Ability Power+ 140
Max HP +1050

Protection: Reduces magic defense of enemies within 800 units by 75(+5 per level).

Holy of Holies

Ability Power +400

Enlightenment: Increases maximum HP by 1400

Ring of Vitality

Max HP +300

None

Light Armor

Armor +90

None

Gladiator’s Gauntlets

Magic Defense +90

None

Talisman of Strength

HP +30 / 5 sec

None

Necklace of Vitality

Max HP +600

None

Greaves of Protection

Max HP +1000

None

Heart of Incubus

Armor +180

Burn: Deals 50(+2 per level) magic damage to nearby enemies every second (deals double damage to minions and monsters).

Belt of Clarity

Magic Defense +110
Max HP +700

Regenerate: When taking damage, restores 4% HP over 2 seconds. 15-second cooldown.

Platinum Gauntlets

Cooldown Speed +10%
Armor +110

None

Knight’s Plate

Armor +210

Spirit Bond: When taking damage, reduces the attacker’s attack speed by 30%.

Asterion’s Buckler

Max HP +1000
HP +60 / 5 sec

War Cry: Increases damage dealt and damage reduction of nearby friendly units by 5% and 10%, respectively.

Mail of Pain

Armor +300
Max HP +1200

Riposte: 15% of the physical damage taken is deflected to the enemy as magic damage (calculation is based on damage before damage reduction)

Hercules’ Madness

Attack Damage +50
Armor +180
Magic Defense +150

Berserk: Increases attack damage by 40 and gains a shield for 8 seconds when HP is below 40%. 90-second cooldown.

Odin’s Will

Attack Damage +60
Max HP +1000

Adrenaline: Increases movement speed by 2% and deals 2% additional damage after taking damage. Stacks up to 5 times.

Mantle of Ra

Attack Damage +80
Armor +330

Burn: Deals 100 (+4 per level) magic damage to nearby enemies every second.

(Bonus: Deals 100% bonus damage to minions and monsters)

Shield of the Lost

Armor +360
Max HP +1200

Spirit Bond: Reduces the attack speed of nearby enemies by 30%

The Aegis

Cooldown Speed +20%
Max Mana +400
Armor +360

Spirit Bond: When taking damage, reduces the attacker’s attack speed by 30% and movement speed by 15% for 3 seconds.

Gaia’s Standard

Magic Defense +240
Max HP +1200
Movement Speed +5%

Regenerate: When taking damage, restores 8% HP over 2 seconds. 10-second cooldown.

Medallion of Troy

Cooldown Speed +10%
Magic Defense +360
Max HP +1000

Blessed: Gains a shield that absorbs 300(+50 per level) magic damage every 18 seconds.

Crimson Banner

Armor +200
Max HP +1500

Bloody Battle: Restores 20% HP over 5 seconds after earning a kill or assist. 10-second cooldown.

Hyoga’s Edge

Armor +100
Magic Defense+100
Max HP +1200

Biting Cold: Normal attacks increase the wearer’s movement speed by 10% and reduce target’s movement speed by 25% for 2 seconds.

Ancestral Glory

Max HP +1000

Resurrect: Revives wearer 3 seconds after death with 40% HP. 3-minute cooldown.

Frost Cape

Cooldown Speed +10%
Armor +200
Max HP +800

Frost Power: After using an ability, the next normal attack reduces movement speed by 30% and deals 150 physical damage (20 additional damage for each level gained) to an area. 3-second cooldown.

Amulet of Longevity
Removed from the game

Max HP +1800
HP +50 / 5 sec

Restores 2% of max HP and 1% of max mana every second after exiting combat.

Boots of Speed

None

Movement Speed +30

Sonic Boots

Armor +110

Movement Speed +60

Reduces normal attack damage taken by 15%.

Gilded Greaves

Magic Defense +110

Movement Speed +60
Resistance +35%

Flashy Boots

Cooldown Speed +15%

Movement Speed +60

Enchanted Kicks

None

Movement Speed +60
Magic Pierce +75

War Boots

Attack Speed +25%

Movement Speed +60

Hermes’ Select

None

Swift: Increases movement speed by 60 after exiting battle.

Movement Speed +60

Kukri

Requires Punish talent to purchase. Once 2nd or 3rd tier jungling equipment is purchased, the Punish talent will become Frostbite. Frostbite deals damage to enemy heroes and reduces their movement speed.

Hunter: Deals 20% extra damage to monsters and receives 20% more experience from killing monsters.

Monster’s Bane

Grants Frostbite talent

Hunter: Deals 30% extra damage to monsters and receives 35% more experience from killing monsters.

Seek and Destroy: Gains 8 ability power and 30 mana for every monster killed. Stacks up to 15 times.

Gnoll Cleaver

Grants Frostbite talent

Hunter: Deals 30% extra damage to monsters and receives 35% more experience from killing monsters.

Wild: Increases maximum HP by 70 for every monster killed. Stacks up to 15 times.

Mr. Stabby

Grants Frostbite talent

Hunter: Deals 30% extra damage to monsters and receives 35% more experience from killing monsters.

Wild: Increases attack damage by 3 for every monster killed. Stacks up to 15 times.

Loki’s Curse

Ability Power +120
Cooldown Speed +10%
Grants Frostbite talent

Curse Power: After using an ability, the next normal attack deals additional damage equal to 35% attack damage (+45% ability power). 2-second cooldown.

Hunter: Deals 30% extra damage to monsters and receives 35% more experience from killing monsters.

Seek and Destroy: Gains 8 ability power and 30 mana for every monster killed. Stacks up to 15 times.

Leviathan

Armor +100
Max HP +750
Grants Frostbite talent

Flame Magic: Deals 90(+5 per level) magic damage to nearby enemies every second.

Hunter: Deals 30% extra damage to monsters and receives 35% more experience from killing monsters.

Wild: Increases maximum HP by 70 for every monster killed. Stacks up to 15 times.

Soulreaver

Attack Damage +60
Grants Frostbite talent
Cooldown Speed +15%
Increased Life Steal +6%

Hunter: Deals 30% extra damage to monsters and receives 35% more experience from killing monsters.

Wild: Increases attack damage by 3 for every monster killed. Stacks up to 15 times.

Soul Taker: Next ability or normal attack on a hero deals an additional (300 +20 per level) magic damage*, and damage output is increased by 7% for 3 seconds (melee combat only) (30 second cooldown)

Whispering Wind

Grants Frostbite talent

Hunter: Deals 30% extra damage to monsters and receives 35% more experience from killing monsters, killing monsters increases its attack speed by 2%, up to 15 stacks

Scorching Wind

Attack Damage +15
Attack Speed +20%
Life Steal +10%
Grants Frostbite talent

Fire Storm: Normal attacks place a mark on the target, dealing 15 additional magic damage each stack (+1 per 3 levels), up to 6 stacks.

Hunter: Deals 30% extra damage to monsters and receives 35% more experience from killing monsters, killing monsters increases its attack speed by 2%, up to 15 stacks.

Bow of Slaughter

Attack Damage +90
Life Steal +10%
Critical Chance +20%

Bloodthirst: Increases Life Steal by 90% for 3 seconds. 60-second cooldown. Only usable by ranged heroes.

Rock Shield

Armor +150
Magic Defense +150
HP +1000

Rock Shield: 3 seconds after activation, gain a shield equal to 30% of the damage taken within those 3 seconds (+12% of Max HP). The shield lasts for 3 seconds. The player’s damage output is reduced by 70% for 3 seconds after gaining the shield. Cooldown: 75 seconds

Arctic Orb

Ability Power +200

Impervious: Immune to all effects for 1.5 seconds. Unable to move, attack, or use abilities. Cooldown: 90 seconds

Wind Stone

Movement speed +5%
Mana per second +8

Wage: Gain 5 gold and experience every 3 seconds if your gold or experience is the lowest on the team.

Water Stone

HP per Second +20
Mana per Second +10

Windrider Talisman

Armor +175
HP per second +40
Mana per Second +15
Movement Speed +5%

Wage: Gain 5 gold and experience every 3 seconds if your gold or experience is the lowest on the team.
Distinction: Gain 30% more gold and experience after a kill or assist

Ring of Gale

Ability Power +60
Movement Speed +5%
Mana per Second +20

Wage: Gain 5 gold and experience every 3 seconds if your gold or experience is the lowest on the team.
Distinction: Gain 30% more gold and experience after a kill or assist

Crystal Talisman

Armor +120

Devotion: Gain a stack of Dedication Buff every 30 seconds. Stacks up to 2 times. If a unit dies within 800 units, consume a stack of Dedication Buff to grant the nearest ally 15 extra gold and 40 experience.
Tidal Force: You and nearby friendly heroes (within 600 units) receive 20 (+1 per level) HP and 10 (+1 per 2 levels) mana per second.

Stream Bracers

Cooldown Speed +10%

Essence of the Wind

Armor +250
Health +600
Movement Speed +5%
HP per Second +40
Mana per Second +15

Wage: Gain 5 gold and experience every 3 seconds if your gold or experience is the lowest on the team.
Distinction: Gain 30% more gold and experience after a kill or assist
Wind Shield (active): Provide nearby hero with the lowest HP a (800 + Hero Level x 80) point shield and 30% movement speed boost for 3 seconds. 45 second cooldown

Ring of the Fiend

Ability Power +90
Cooldown Speed +15%
Movement Speed +5%
Mana per Second +30

Wage: Gain 5 gold and experience every 3 seconds if your gold or experience is the lowest on the team.
Distinction: Gain 30% more gold and experience after a kill or assist.
Eye of the Fiend (active): Gain vision of the nearest enemy for 4 seconds. Cooldown: 30 seconds.

Tidecaller's Mark

Armor +200
Health +600

Purifying Bracers

HP +500
Cooldown Speed +15%

Devotion: Gain a stack of Devotion Buff every 30 seconds. Stacks up to 2 times. If a unit dies within 800 units, consume a stack of Devotion and grant the nearest ally 15 extra gold and 40 experience.
Tidal Force: You and nearby friendly heroes (within 600 units) receive 20 (+1 per level) HP and 10 (+1 per 2 levels) mana per second.

Purification (active): Immediately remove any control effects from a nearby allied hero, and restore 160 + (level x 30) HP and increase their movement speed by 30% for 2 second. The affected hero is immune to slows for the next 2 seconds. 60 second cooldown.

Blade of Eternity

Armor +120

Fighting Spirit: Increase damage dealt by 10%
Nirvana: Resurrects wearer 2 seconds after death with 2000 + (hero level * 100) HP. This effect has a 150 second cooldown and can only be triggered twice in the same match.

Arena of Valor (AoV) - Xeniel Hero Guide

Xeniel Overview

Strengths

Weaknesses

Hero Basic Strategy

Laning Strategy

Leveling Progression

Battle Strategy

Abilities

How to Counter Xeniel

Hero Item Build

Hero Arcana

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