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A Smite 2 goddesses walks towards the front of the image with two burning blades. She is standing aboving a lava pit in a cave.
Image via Hi-Rez Studios

All Smite 2 Gods and Goddesses, listed

Assemble your God squad.

Smite 2 is flipping the script for the popular franchise with a complete rebuild. While all your favorite Gods and Goddesses will eventually be ported over from the original game, it’ll take some time. For now, we’ll tell you who is already available.

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Gods and Goddesses in Smite 2 fill a variety of roles in your team, particularly in Conquest mode, and team composition is vital to success, so it’s always worth having a handful of characters you feel comfortable playing. If you want to know who’s available, here are all the latest Gods and Goddesses added to Smite 2.

How many Gods are in Smite 2?

There are 25 Gods available in Smite 2, a total that is considerably less than the number in the original Smite—that game had 130 Gods. Rather than a large influx of Gods in one batch, however, Hi-Rez Studios are drip-feeding reworked Gods into Smite 2 periodically alongside entirely new ones.

A major patch in Smite 2 is planned to occur every three weeks, each of which introduces new Gods into the game. The ambition is high, however, with the goal of having 50 Gods in Smite 2 by the start of 2025—which would double the current total.

Additional Gods aren’t the only updates planned for Smite 2, however, as new modes are also in the cards with Joust, Duel, and Assault. Specific timeframes for these modes, and which Gods are in line to be added next, have not been shared.

Every God and Goddess in Smite 2

A line-up of Gods in Smite 2.
Plenty of options. Image via Hi Rez Studios

Smite 2 is full to the brim with playable Gods and Goddesses, with even more to come later down the line, all of whom can fill specific roles within your team. If you want to try out a new God or Goddess and need to know who is available, we’ve got you covered.

The list below features all the Gods and Goddesses that have already been loaded into Smite 2 through to the 24/7 Closed Alpha, which began on Sept. 17. The most recent update occurred on Oct. 3, bringing Baron Semedi and Yemoja to the fray.

We’ll update this guide whenever new Gods and Goddesses join the game.

NamePantheonRole
AmaterasuJapaneseSolo
AnhurEgyptianCarry
AnubusEgyptianMid
AthenaGreekSupport
BacchusRomanSupport
Baron SemediVoodooMid
BellonaRomanSolo
CernunnosCelticCarry
ChaacMayanSolo
FenrirNorseJungle
HadesGreekMid/Solo
HecateGreekMid
Jing WeiChineseCarry
KukulkanMayanMid
LokiNorseJungle
MordredArthurianSolo/Jungle
Nu WaChineseMid
NeithEgyptianCarry
OdinNorseSolo
SolNorseMid/Carry
ThanatosGreekJungle
The MorriganCelticMid/Jungle
YemojaYorubaSupport
YmirNorseSupport
ZeusGreekMid

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