Epic
Polyphemus
Blinded Giant
Bring Despair to your foes and use brute strength to inflict damage especially to Disruptors.
Team Fit
Add Polyphemus to a builder draft and compare their skills against your team gaps, shared tags, affinity spread, and leader options.
Imprint Bonus
When attacking enemies under [Disable], destroy 5% of their MAX HP. Cannot destroy more than 30% of the target’s MAX HP.
Scaled Stats
Rank and level progression is calculated from the same public scaling model used by the live hero slider. Rank 6 / Level 60 with Ascension 0 matches the official Godforge stat block.
Progression
Rank 6 / Level 60
HP
17,178
Official R6/L60
ATK
848
Official R6/L60
DEF
958
Official R6/L60
SPD
94
Official R6/L60
FTH
88
Official R6/L60
C.RATE
10
Official R6/L60
C.DMG
50
Official R6/L60
RES
40
Official R6/L60
ACC
20
Official R6/L60
Abilities
Titan Power
Attack 1 enemy (10%HP+145%ATK) with a 75% chance to place [Despair] for 1 turn.
Awakening V
After placing, [Despair] has a 75% chance to spread the [Despair] to 1 other enemy.
Unstoppable Brute
Remove any [Debuff] from this hero then attack all enemies (10%HP+120%ATK). If an enemy is under [Disable], place [Barrier] 3%HP on this hero. Also, inflict 25% increased damage to Disruptors.
Wrathful Hurl
Attack 1 enemy (15%HP+205%ATK) with a 50% chance to place [SPD Down II] for 2 turns. If the target is a Disruptor, has an additional 25% chance to place [SPD Down II] and inflicts 25% increased damage.
Ascension Bonuses
- Rank 1Health +5%, Attack +5%, Defense +5%
- Rank 2Health +5%, Attack +5%, Defense +5%
- Rank 3Health +5%, Attack +5%, Defense +5%
- Rank 4Accuracy +10
- Rank 5Critical Damage +12
- Rank 6Initial Divinity +300
Awakening Bonuses
- IIgnore Resistance +10%
- IIStrong Hit Chance Multiplier +10%
- IIIPassive Ability Upgrade
- IVAttunement Multiplier +30%, Armor Multiplier +20%, Weapon Multiplier +20%
- VBasic Ability Upgrade
Lore
A man-eating cyclops and son of the god Poseidon, Polyphemus seemed a mighty and unbeatable foe until he was tricked and blinded by Odysseus. Although made helpless at the time, Polyphemus has since adapted to his blindness and hunts Odysseus across Olympus, happily slaying whatever other heroes—or innocent travelers—cross his path in the interim.