New HOTM RELEASED for November 2019: Neith!
thanks to @rohitshrestha11 for posting a screenshot of Neith’s full artwork
Stats
| Rarity | Element | Class | Mana Speed |
|---|---|---|---|
 Legendary |
 Holy/Yellow |
Ranger | Average |
 Attack |
 Defense |
 Health |
|---|---|---|
| 735 | 737 | 1299 |
Resists: Mana Generation Stopping – The Hero has an innate ability to resist status ailments that Stop Mana Generation.
Special Skill: Sickle of Eradication
- Deals 150% damage to all enemies.
- Reduces the mana of all enemies by 10%.
- All enemies get -35% accuracy for 4 turns. Chance to miss also applies to offensive Special Skills.
- Element Link gives +4% mana generation for all Holy allies for 4 turns. This effect can’t be dispelled.
Changes from Beta
There appear to be no changes to Neith from her last-seen Beta stats, skill, and design.
What do you think of Neith?
This thread is for thoughts and discussion on Neith.
Based on preferences Forum members have expressed, please try to stick mainly to Neith and not wander off topic too much to other heroes.
Some Popular Questions for Discussion
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Is Neith worth summoning for?
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Would you use Neith on Defense? Offense? War? Quests/Events? Titans?
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Would you give Neith Ranger emblems? Which Talent Grid path will you choose?
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What do you think of Neith’s special?
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What do you think of Neith’s character design?
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If you Summoned Neith and would like to post your results, please include some thoughts on why you Summoned Neith, and whether/how you plan to make use of her.*
*NOTE: Summon Results posted without any commentary/feedback at all should be flagged as Off Topic and removed, based on preferences expressed by the Forum community. Please include some comments when posting Summon Results. You are also encouraged to include how many Summons it took before receiving Neith (or how many Summons you’ve done without receiving Neith), so other players are presented with realistic experiences of the rarity of HOTM.
Avoiding Overspending & Heartache 
Or: How many summons are needed to get a HOTM?
Special thanks to @Garanwyn for assistance on summoning odds and proofreading for this section.
It’s important to remember that HOTM have very low summoning odds. No amount of summoning will guarantee a HOTM.
On average, in a 10-pull, you have a 12.3% chance of summoning the HOTM.
But that statistic can lead our minds astray in exactly how our odds play out as we continue summoning.
Some useful insights:
- 73 times out of 100, you’ll get a HOTM by pull 100
- 95 times out of 100, you’ll get a HOTM by pull 229
- 99 times out of 100, you’ll get a HOTM by pull 352
Putting that in Perspective
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27 out of every 100 people won’t get the HOTM by the 100th pull
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If 1 Million players each summoned 100 times, 270,000 of those players wouldn’t get the HOTM
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5 out of every 100 people won’t get the HOTM by the 229th pull
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If 1 Million players each summoned 229 times, 50,000 of those players wouldn’t get the HOTM
More Insights & Reading
I highly recommend reading these two threads for more information and context on summoning odds:
If you’ve read them a million times before, you may consider reading them again before deciding on your budget for summoning. A little time spent deciding on how much money you want to risk on summoning goes a long way to avoiding disappointment, frustration, and regret later. 
Wondering About Your Personal Situation?
Feel free to discuss your team and roster here, and ask for advice from other Forum members.
If you’d like more extensive advice on sorting out your particular roster, I recommend creating a new thread in #gameplay-help-tactics, and posting screenshots of your hero roster, along with your questions.
Have an Insight on Neith’s Game Mechanics?
Click for Info on Creating Player Guides
This thread is a great place to discuss anything and everything related to Neith.
Once those discussions have yielded notable insights, I encourage others to make reference guides in #player-guides that synopsize specific questions and answers about Neith.
Topics that are most appropriate for that are ones that players are likely to be searching for or wondering about in the future.
Creating a guide is a good way to make that information findable in the future without having to read through a ton of posts. You can make use of the Forum quote feature to avoid having to rewrite explanations that have already been well written.
Here’s an example of such a post: [GUIDE] How does the Queen of Hearts’ Taunt work with AoE specials, or specials affecting nearby enemies in addition to the target?
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