It is evident that being prominent doesn't give people a proper education about how to be nice in the answer.
However: caucheka, you said "when not ulting". FALSE. The boost is on SINGLE TARGET SPELLS. Ryze's ult, Desperate Power, just ADD AoE effect to Ryze's abilities, doesn't transform them into area spell. So Muramana's active works also during the ult.
About the reason to use Seraph's Embrace, i just invite you to read the guide on Ryze written by Axis the Dragon (Season 3: The Rise of Ryze), where it's explained in a very clear way the maths behind the choose between it and Muramana. Basically Seraph's Embrace is more efficent if you don't want to recall sometimes, Muramana is better if you want to kill and go back (hopefully after a penta). So, during mid game Muramana shines and, if you build the Seraph's Embrace after it, you'll do tons and tons of damage MORE.
Have a try, you'll tell me ;)
[quote=Kuukai85]It is evident that being prominent doesn't give people a proper education about how to be nice in the answer.
However: caucheka, you said "when not ulting". FALSE. The boost is on SINGLE TARGET SPELLS. [[Ryze]]'s ult, [[Desperate power]], just ADD AoE effect to [[Ryze]]'s abilities, doesn't transform them into area spell. So [[Muramana]]'s active works also during the ult.
About the reason to use [[Seraph's Embrace]], i just invite you to read the guide on [[Ryze]] written by Axis the Dragon (Season 3: The Rise of Ryze), where it's explained in a very clear way the maths behind the choose between it and [[Muramana]]. Basically [[Seraph's Embrace]] is more efficent if you don't want to recall sometimes, [[Muramana]] is better if you want to kill and go back (hopefully after a penta). So, during mid game [[Muramana]] shines and, if you build the [[Seraph's Embrace]] after it, you'll do tons and tons of damage MORE.
Have a try, you'll tell me ;)[/quote]
Be a grammar nazi with me, i need to improve my english T_T
However: caucheka, you said "when not ulting". FALSE. The boost is on SINGLE TARGET SPELLS.
About the reason to use
Have a try, you'll tell me ;)