Morgan le Fay is a new mage to the Smite roster, and she appears to be a good compromise between the numerous carry mages and those that rely on their talents. She uses her powers to supplement her basic strikes, each of which leaves a distinct mark on an opponent. She receives a passive benefit with each character she places, and when all five markings are active, she gets a boost in power, further energising her. 

However, because Morgan’s skills are crucial to her playstyle, finding the right balance to ensure Morgan doesn’t rely too much on her basic strikes may be difficult. What makes her so unique? We’ve looked at each of her powers and how they apply a different mark to an opponent. Her second ability, Dragon Flight, will be her primary lane clearer. In contrast, her first ability will focus on the enemy’s mobility, slowing them down so she can catch up and corner them.

Even though her talents improve her fundamental assaults, they are simply a sideshow to the main show of her practical skills. Her first and third abilities are both sluggish. However, the first may change based on what you need her to do at the time. Morgan le Fay’s worst flaw is that she doesn’t have a way out. When she’s surrounded and her skills are depleted, there’s little she can do to force an enemy away, so she needs to get as close to her as possible to counter her adequately. 

Overall, she’s a solid addition to Smite’s roster. She’s going to be highly overpowered when she launches into the game, and if she is, that’ll be corrected within the first month. She’ll become a favourite for numerous players once she’s gotten her bearings and has been in Smite for a while. She won’t be immediately barred from every combat, but she’s an excellent wizard.

Finally, she can utilise Shroud of Wildfire, her final ability, to keep them from fleeing. Her basic strikes will increase the different marks assigned to power now that all three forces have been expended. The most important thing to know about her is her dependency on her abilities and the need of improving her cooldown reduction. You’ll be misplaying her if you focus too heavily on her basic attacks and use the magic-based attack speed rings to augment them. Morgan will grow more lethal as you offer her more cooldown reduction, mana, and magical power.