TheJohn

I was making some experiences in Skyrim, and the conclusion is that having tons of mana and reducing mana costs is better than having a good amount mana and mana regen

How things work in LoL? You can't reduce mana costs, and the regens are pretty slow since you are always using mana during fights. Having tons of mana alone doesn't work either. What's the solution?

Damage is the solution. You kill quicker, so you use less mana of your tons. You can't reduce the mana cost, but you can boost your damage. Instead of using skills more times, you can make them harass more
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You played that great match, the team score was 50/37, your team played well, and victory.
Then you go tell that to a friend. "Hey bro, check this" *shows the screenshot* "I won this match today, really awesome".

OK, you played well, but what happened to the rest of the team? You got 50 kills and your allies died 37 times? Of course not, everyone did their best to win.
There are times that you kill enemies and your team just feed, but thats not the situation here.

Why you say "I won" instead of "We won"? Its a team game, many players do their best to win, and you want all the credit for yourself?

Next time you achieve the beloved victory, tell your friend "we won".
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The story seems a bit confusing, but I did that on purpose.

Nasus saved the Egyptian Empire from something that happened, no one knows what was that, but it destroyed the Earth. Only a few regions were lucky or powerful enough not to be gone forever. Those remaining parts merged themselves with pieces of other planets and a new world was created.
There are three Empires:

Egypt - ruled by Nasus, who is dead now
The North - ruled by The Duke, or Vladimir and his guard is Mordekaiser
Arrowtree - it has many regions together, but the main ruler is Ashe

I won't tell what destroyed the Earth and the other planets now, you'll have to continue reading.
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"The gates open and he appears..."

The greatest warrior from The North. The one who has defeated uncountable soldiers, another soul-taker, Mordekaiser. That man was a monster, many people couldn't believe that there was a man under that huge gray armor and carrying such a heavy spiky mace. It was a fair battle, Nasus knew his enemy could use magic too.

A week ago, that armored man came to the Pyramid Palace and challenged the Pharaoh. The latter accepted and announced that the battle will be on the next slaughter day. Mordekaiser waited patiently until that night.

Both were just staring at each other, ready to strike, examinating the opponent, waiting for the first movement. The wind was blowing gently, a real silence, there were tons of people watching that match, but not a single word was said.
Mordekaiser charges at Nasus, but Wither hit the former and he was slowed. Here he comes, thought the warrior, activating his aura called Creeping Death. That didn't worry the Pharaoh, th…
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There he was, the Great Pharaoh, sat on his throne, watching slaves erecting another pyramid.
Egyptians believed that gods looked like animals, or at least half animal and half human. The Pharaoh was known to be a god as well, and this one really could be called that way: he was a mixture of dog and human. Few knew his name: Nasus.

Nasus was feared by his powers. Several men dared to confront his army, and only once the enemies were killed by Egyptian hands; a disease killed the others, a plague sent by the Great Pharaoh. Enemies think he's a monster, Egyptians love him. His magic makes food grow faster and healthier, more and more people coming to Egypt to buy things, science advances.

The Pharaoh is a black man with a dog head; 1.80 meter tall, 112 kg. Wears a yellow armor divided into two parts: the top one and the pants. Each part has an emerald. The top piece is a helmet and a chest protector.
But that's not all. He has a staff that absorbs souls when its power is used. After ev…
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