Smite, Hi-Rez’s game of clashing deities, is now well over a year old, boasts over 10 million accounts, and just launched on Steam. ... and minions for valuable early XP and gold.

Smite is a scary place for a new player no matter how you spin ... Minions give more gold on the last hit so allowing your partner to get that mini gold injection will allow them to buy better ...

Smite manages to scratch the same competitive itch as League while simultaneously feeling ... Last hits still net more gold. Jungle minions drop their buffs onto the ground so any teammate ...

SMITE up your life - MOBAs ... Here you'll learn how to fight your way to the enemy base, farm NPC minions for gold and experience, as well as when to push your lane or go on the defensive.

Minions in Smite defend their Gods with hard-hitting attacks, but what I like about them is how when they're killed, everyone in the area earns experience and gold – not just the person who ...

Smite is a 5 vs 5 team based game where players level up their ... Gold and experience points are vital to your ... First thing to get out of the way are minion denies. They do not exist in Smite.

PC MOBA Smite has been in beta on Xbox One for a while ... Apollo, 'farm' enemy minions for gold and experience. On the other side of the line of battle, your enemy is doing the same. Over ...

Learn how to get the right Smite build for Chang'e, Goddess of the Moon. She's a mage, she's surprisingly powerful, and very slippery in nature.

While all of the game's lanes will have enemy minions spawning into them, the jungles between these will not. Players in the lanes will be able to gather gold and experience from defeating these ...

The pantheon of gods up for grabs in Smite might seem a touch ... Unlike some other MOBAs you don’t need to worry about doing the same to your own minions and denying enemy experience and gold.

In an attempt to balance this impact, Watcher’s Gift now gives a boost to gold earned in a larger radius around dying minions. However, supports are barely ever in lane long enough to make use ...