How is xerath

User Info: dennis User Info: Qask. User Info: KajeI. I'm gonna need you to explain this part to me in detail to make sure i didn't misread that.

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Forgot your username or password? User Info: drointhewind drointhewind 7 years ago 2 I used to play Xerath back in the day. User Info: Supercuaco Supercuaco 7 years ago 3 Because my server only has blind pick and I have some sort of lag getting into champ select about a 5 second delay , I never EVER get mid.

User Info: lightdragoon88 lightdragoon88 7 years ago 5 robertoII posted User Info: Qask Qask 7 years ago 9 lane phase was buffed pretty well but the transitioning into team fights just feels really clunky. YR: Taliyah is confirmed to be Xerath's descendant.

Another factor is your own skill. Experienced mid laners, such as Faker, have good muscle memory and know the recharge timer of the ability. This allows them to activate it immediately after it becomes ready! But if you do have a good ping and you can spam your R button, then when should you use the Xerath ultimate so quickly? Any time you see the enemy ADC in stun, snare, or slow, you can simply shoot your Rite of the Arcane instantly.

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But such a dream would only be possible if Azir could Ascend as the greatest heroes of Shurima had before. When that creature finally broke its bindings, Renekton and Nasus were the only warriors capable of defeating it.

Thus Xerath had stripped Azir of the only two beings who might save him from what was to come. Azir stood beneath the sun disc and in the final moment before the priests began the ritual, events took a turn Xerath had not anticipated. The emperor turned to Xerath and told him that he was now a free man. He embraced Xerath before naming him his eternal brother. Xerath was stunned. Too many pieces were in motion and Xerath had already sacrificed too much to turn back now — no matter how much that part of him wanted to.

Unaware of his peril, Azir turned as the priests began the ritual and brought down the awesome power of the sun. With a roar of anger and grief combined, Xerath blasted Azir from his place on the dais, watching through tears as his former friend burned to ash.

But the power of the ritual was not his to take, and the consequences of his betrayal of Azir were devastating. The unbound power of the sun all but destroyed Shurima, sundering its temples and bringing ruination upon the city.

The sun disc fell and an empire built by generations of emperors was undone in a single day. Even as the city burned, Xerath held the sun priests in the grip of his magic, preventing them from ending the ritual. The energies filling him were immense, alloying with his dark sorcery to create a being of incredible power.

They bore with them the magical sarcophagus that had imprisoned the spirit of eternal fire. The Ascended brothers fought their way to the Dais of Ascension just as Xerath fell from the deadly radiance engulfing the city.

Before the newly-Ascended Magus could react, they hurled his crackling body within the sarcophagus and sealed it once more with blessed chains and powerful sigils of binding. But it was not enough. He shattered the sarcophagus, though its shards and chains remained bound to him. Renekton and Nasus hurled themselves at Xerath, but such was his newfound strength that he fought them both to a standstill. The battle raged throughout the collapsing city, destroying what had not already sunk beneath the sands.

The brothers were able to drag Xerath toward the Tomb of Emperors, the greatest mausoleum of Shurima, a vault whose locks and wards were impossible to break and which answered only to the blood of emperors. Renekton wrestled Xerath within and called upon Nasus to seal the vault behind them.

Renekton and Xerath fell into eternal darkness, and there they remained, locked in an endless battle as the once-great civilization of Shurima collapsed. When the Tomb of Emperors was finally discovered beneath the desert and broken open by Sivir and Cassiopeia, both Xerath and Renekton were freed in an explosion of sand and rubble. Sensing his brother still lived, Renekton charged from the ruins, his distorted mind leaving him little better than a savage beast.

After an age lost to legend, Shurima was reborn, and as it rose majestically from the desert, Xerath felt another soul return to life beneath the sand, one he had thought long dead. Azir was also newly resurrected as one of the Ascended, and Xerath knew there could be no peace for either of them while the other yet lived. Xerath sought the heart of the desert to regain his strength and understand how the world had changed in the millennia since his imprisonment.

His stolen power grew with every passing moment, and he beheld a world ripe for conquest, a world brimming with mortals ready to worship at the feet of a new and terrible god. Yet for all his newfound power, however far he has come from that nameless slave boy, a part of Xerath knows he is still in chains. The singular moment that had cost him so much, that had taken a lifetime of planning.