However, using your big brain, you should be able to figure out when and where to engage. If you're silenced, you can't really do any of that unless you want to pop purification beads and then ult.Ī lot of other gods should be on here, but I'm too lazy to add them. The Paolao lets you wait for your team to come over, buy time for your abilities to go back up, or act as a jump if you instantly chain any nearby enemy god and/or jump off. Ganesha/Nox silences are a death sentence for Da Ji as your ultimate is your panic button. If you have your ultimate, you can start a team fight, which I typically do on a target that I am sure about, but it's still better to join the battle after it has already started. Generally, Da Ji is not the optimal team fight starter her primary role is to go on targets that have already used their escape abilities and/or cc abilities and finish them off. The gods listed multiple times are just for emphasis. I use normal cast for her 3 and instant cast for her 1,2, and 4.ĭo not engage on these gods only go on them or gods near them after the fight has started, and their cc abilities are down. This trick is somewhat tricky however, it is perfect for body-blocking. Make sure you can auto-attack immediately after teleporting as usual with precise WASD commands. You will hopefully land somewhere to the side or behind the target god. It is pretty clear what it is just rotate your camera after selecting your target with the 3 and during the teleport animation. So, if you ult right on top of an enemy god, you can actually get an extra auto-attack off on them before you get up into the air.Ī handy trick that people who have mastered auto-attack canceling can try is spinning the camera. The 3, auto, 1, auto, 2 combo should happen in about a second, and if you're somewhat far ahead, it can kill any unlucky mage in your sight almost instantly.Īnother trick that nobody knows is that when you are using your ultimate, the split second you are still on the ground before the animation of going up on your tower is another auto-attack cancel opportunity. Da Ji's weakness is tank characters like warriors and guardians you will need Heartseeker and/or Titan's Bane to do much to them. This is insane single-target damage, making her one of the best gods for killing mages and hunters. The idea is that items like Heartseeker will apply their effects many times in quick succession. Now that I know, the only thing that I do with it is run out of the fountain at level 3 spamming auto-attacks. Honestly, I didn't even know Da Ji's 1 had haste on it until around 17,000 worshipers in. The 1 also gives you haste, but as you sometimes have Hydra's Lament, missing an auto-attack will make you lose the Hydra's buff. To add to that last part, sometimes I cancel the 2 only after a few hits if I know that the next auto attack will kill them in order to save time. Do not do this if you are not super confident in your ability to pull it off. You can cancel the 2 after hitting four times to auto-attack instantly instead of waiting for the animation to end, which you should do if you are confident performing the move. For example, a typical gank goes 3, auto-attack, 1, and then auto-attack again immediately, 2, auto-attack again. Even though the 2 does more damage technically, using her 1 allows you to auto-attack instantly afterward, also known as an auto-attack cancel.
The most crucial ability on Da Ji is her 1. In conquest, you can experiment with leveling the 2 twice for extra camp clear and then maxing the 1, but typically the standard leveling order is best for most game modes. Standard is usually applicable most of the time. Therefore, I have split the build into Standard and Alternate leveling orders. Otherwise, stick with the other abilities and max the ultimate last.Īfter the Da Ji buff in 7.11, the second ability no longer massively sucks at level 1.
Leveling the ultimate is pretty decent if you have lots of cooldown reduction with Jotunn's + Hydra's/transcendence.
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