Hero OBLIVION Hero Animated
Advanced statistics
Affiliation: Scourge
Attack Animation: 0.5 / 0.5
Damage: 45 - 53
Casting Animation: 0.2 / 0.51
Armor: 1.24
Base Attack Time: 1.7
Movespeed: 315
Affiliation: 900
Attack Range: 600
Sight Range: 1800 / 800
Nether Blast
Creates a blast of exploding pulses from the Nether Plane, dealing damage to units and buildings.
Notes • Damage type: magical• Damage is delayed by 0.9 seconds.
Decrepify
Pugna casts a powerful banishing magic on a unit. The unit is sent to the ethereal plane for a small period of time, reducing its movement speed by 50% and rendering it unable to attack. Units under the effect of Decrepify take 40% extra damage from Spells
Notes • Only magical and pure damage can harm units under the effect of Decrepify.• Echo Slam and Heat Seeking Missile will not damage a Decrepified target, even though they deal magical damage.• With Maelstrom, Mjollnir or Stygian Desolator, Pugna is able to attack and damage ethereal units.
Nether Ward
Summons a Nether Ward that prevents enemy heroes from regenerating mana and can cast Mana Flare, which deals damage to enemy heroes as they cast spells. Lasts 25 seconds. Each level increases the area of effect of the Ward's Mana Flare, the Mana Flare damage, the negative mana regen and the hp of the ward.
Notes • Damage type: magical• Mana Flare is triggered when an enemy casts a spell and the damage is based on the spell's mana-cost.• Mana Flare deals the damage before the actual spell is cast, so if the target dies the spell will have no effect.• Nether Ward can be targeted by Decrepify.

Life Drain
Pugna summons a very powerful draining magic that absorbs the life essence of an enemy unit. Lasts 10 seconds.
Notes • Damage type: magical• Life Drain is a channeling spell.• HP drained depends on the actual damage dealt, so Decrepify increases it and spell reduction reduces it.• Will continue to drain as long as the target stays within 850 range from Pugna.• If the target is an illusion it's destroyed on the first damage tick.• Can be improved by Aghanim's Scepter (* shows the improved values).
Hero Introduction
Pugna is a fragile yet versatile spellcaster. Due to his massive base intelligence and high gain per level, he has plenty of mana to cast his spells as much as he wants. Nether Blast is his primary method for dealing damage, and its large area of effect, high strength, and low cooldown make it good for harassing enemy heroes and killing creeps. In addition, Nether Blast also deals damage to towers, which makes Pugna a powerful sieging hero with Nether Blast alone. Pugna's Decrepify spell is useful in several ways. It functions as a decent movement speed slowing spell for catching fleeing enemies, and also amplifies spell damage against the target. Decrepify and Nether Blast make a powerful combination. Decrepify can also be cast on allies, and since it prevents the target from being hit by physical attacks, it gives clever Pugna players a way to deal with potentially troublesome physical attack oriented heroes by either Decrepifying the enemy hero (which prevents them from attacking), or an allied hero to prevent them from being attacked. Decrepified enemies can still cast spells, but with Pugna's Nether Ward placed they will be struck by bolts of lightning whenever they use a skill. Finally, Pugna's natural fragility is somewhat mediated by his Life Drain spell, which rapidly heals Pugna while dealing a lot of damage to his target. Pugna is especially effective at shutting down enemy spellcasters with his Nether Ward, but his versatility makes him good in any situation.
Background story
Forcefully raised from the dead with little memory of his former self, Pugna is truly a terrible sight to behold. Retaining traces of necromantic magic, this shamble of bones finds sadistic pleasure in temporarily sending his enemies into a tormented dimension and greeting their return with a blast of unholy energy. Those who survived an encounter with the horror often recount with fearful eyes of how the Oblivion literally drains life from his enemies, giving him a brief, but satisfying, taste of the living.