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Spells:
Exhaust
Flash
Ability Order
Darkness Rise (PASSIVE)
Mordekaiser Passive Ability
Introduction





Mace of Spades
- If there's no additional targets around, my target gets dealt even more damage (65% more, to be exact). It makes taking down a siege minion that much easier.
- It resets my attack timer on cast, so if I start tagging a tower, I strike twice within a short time. It does not consume the buff though, so I can still hit a minion and get the effect after all.
Creeping Death
- Casting this on a melee minion takes down health of other minions slowly but surely. Using Mace of Spades or Siphon of Destruction takes them down very quickly.
- It deals continuous damage to multiple targets, so with some SpellVamp, it regenerates my health quite rapidly.
Siphon of Destruction
- As it is my only AoE spell, it is useful for scouting brushes, especially so in early game. If I get any shield strength, I know there's an enemy where I cast it and act accordingly.
- It is on a relatively low cooldown, making a Lv.1 cast of it absolutely free between casts (25 HP5), and even later in game, I hardly notice the costs taking down my health bar.
Children of the Grave
- I can use this both as an intiating spell, indicating the focal point, or as a finisher on a powerful tanky champion to help me facetank a turret so that I get to push more.
- Its damage is not as much dependant of AP as it is of the target's health, so taking on a target with lots of health helps destroy their health bar quicker than with my other spells.



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- I am not powerful yet, nor am I self-sustainable past Lv.3 (with Lv.2 Siphon of Destruction). Play me more passively, and try to farm as much as possible to get Sorcerer's Shoes and Hextech Revolver as fast as possible. After this time, it's more possible to spam skills, as I have both HP5 and SpellVamp to sustain me.
- Siphon of Destruction does deal enough damage to scare enemies off. Mace of Spades is low on damage, but helps me farm just as much, and once you get me SpellVamp, Creeping Death also regenerates me health from a distance.



- By this time, the Hextech Gunblade should be finished. This item is more than adequate at getting health back which we lose using our abilities, as we get very much health back from using Mace of Spades, and a bit less from Mace of Destruction as it's a multi-target spell.
- If get me low on health at any given point, using my ultimate is a good way to get some health back, allowing us to stay in lane a bit longer. It's a single-target spell, so it gets the full amount of SpellVamp from it.



- Following this guide makes me a complete facewrecker. I have enough damage and sustain to take on tanky characters, just so as long as they stay around for me to deal damage and LifeSteal/SpellVamp back to health if I lose some.
- Your ultimate has two special uses late game: with enough Magic Pen., it's very useful against high-health tanks, but as a nuke, it's good to use on a high-damage DPS character (Miss Fortune, Xin Zhao, Master Yi, Caitlyn, Ashe, etc.) as their power becomes mine to use once they die.
- Focusing the squishy characters is an obvious thing here, as they deal the most damage to our team. Once we take them out, a combination of CC from your team and hardcore damage output from me and other carries should be able to take down tanks.
Mordekaiser is an extremely powerful champion, and versatile in his ways. His extreme damage output combined with amazing ratios and good durability, even without items, make him a deceptively strong champion, even with a build not common to the public. Try him out. At 3150, he is a great buy. To be honest, I didn't like Mordekaiser when I bought him at first. At the very first I did, but then he sorta dropped off, and following games resulted in terrible scores. But after purchasing Pentakill Mordekaiser to troll a game w/ 3 Pentakill skins, he resulted in a 15/4 score. That build caused me to make this guide. Feel free to try it out.
Thanks to JhoiJhoi for the dividers (the purple line-thingies)!
EmoN signing off.
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