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Best build for Tsukuyomi in Smite: All weaknesses, Relics, Abilities and Items

Let's take Tsukuyomi's game up a notch.

There’s no doubt that Hi-Rez Studios’ longstanding god royale rumble title, Smite, has a lot to offer fans in terms of capability. Each god has its own strengths and weakness to exploit, leaving it up to the player to decide what build is right for them.

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But it isn’t as easy to solve as one may think, as there are just so many gods to choose from and many items which can be added to them in order to increase certain stats and abilities Luckily for you, we can help! Today, we’re going to talk about Smite’s Tsukuyomi and explain his weakness, as well as the best relics and items to use on him in order to maximize the power of his abilities.

Best build for Tsukuyomi in Smite: All weaknesses, Relics, Abilities and Items

Weaknesses

When playing as Tsukuyomi, there are some important weaknesses that you have to keep in mind. Watching every angle of his weaker gameplay elements is what’s going to keep you alive and continue to keep the tide of battle on your side.

Though Tsukuyomi is great at a distance, he’s extremely slow and gets ambushed very easily. That’s why it’s most important to keep a good distance from enemies at all times, especially since his defenses aren’t that strong either. Make sure to be most defensive if a player is Hercules, Chang’e, Scylla, Ravana, or Thoth, as these are the best gods to use against Tsukuyomi.

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Abilities

Tsukuyomi’s Passive Ability is called Shingetsu & Mangetsu; an ability that allows his weapons in both hands to gain 50% cleave and restore mana as well. So even if you need to get close to an enemy, this ability will come in handy to keep you alive and inflict some major damage to those in your path of violence.

His other abilities include Dark Moon Shuriken, Kusargama, Silver Moon Caltrops, and his ultimate, Piercing Moonlight. If you’re playing for distance though, then Dark Moon Shuriken is for you. It’s a beast of an attack and allows Tsukuyomi to get close enough to make some melee attacks too if you wish to. His ultimate is definitely worth using as well since it too allows him to attack at a range.

Start

Items

  • Bumba’s Dagger
  • Hand of the Gods
  • Healing Potion
  • Mace

Relics

  • Temporal Beads

Final Build

Items

  • Bloodforge
  • Bumba’s Spear
  • Evolved Transcendence
  • Heartseeker
  • Titan’s Bane

Relics

  • Aegis of Judgement
  • Temporal Beads

So, now you know all that you need to about Tsukuyomi and how to get the best of his abilities out there on the battlefield. If this guide helped you, then definitely check out some of our others, such as “Best Characters to play in Smite: Season 10 Tier List (February 2023)”. And for more great Smite content, be sure to like Gamer Journalist on Facebook to get the latest news and guides!

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Nathaniel Litt
Hi! I'm Nathaniel; Star Wars nerd, musician, and active daydreamer. When it comes to gaming, I'll try anything at least once. My mains though are FPS, Action-Adventure, and Puzzle-Platformers.