Ra, Neith, Anhur and Anubis are some of my favorite gods and they are all Egyptian, just take advantage of the opportunity

The truth is that's what I imagine the Yetis who visit the museum think hahahahaha

It is the mace with a fire damage shield and an ice damage glaive

I hope there's no problem with sending 2 weapons, and I really wanted to send all 3, but I couldn't think of how to design the electric damage cannon with this aesthetic.

My idea is a style for all weapons inspired by cartograms of ruins with lots of vegetation, and each weapon has a story similar to this: "A very strange formation where a tree begins to grow over a gem of primal power (fire, ice, or electricity), and thanks to the power of the cartogram and the hopes of those who decide to risk exploring it, a powerful weapon is formed over hundreds of years."

I imagine something like this scene: "You defeat a boss and you arrive at a room where you see a majestic tree with a spiral formation. In the center, you see a glaive, and for some reason, you feel it calling to you. When you grab it, you see the leaves of the tree begin to fall and the trunk begins to crumble, but at the same time, you feel a great power running through your entire being."

The glaive is in the center of the spiral

I haven't played her much, but for some reason I always have to play her against a Ra or an Aphrodite when I'm in the mid lane. (I don't play her much because I think she's unbalanced.)

Video of the week ☺️👏👏

Cernunnos Lifesteal/Criticals

I use this build just for fun. It really works with any ADC, but it's better with Cernunos because of his extra lifesteal with his first ability. Also, if you need a little penetration, you can switch to the red stance or slow him down with the blue stance.

With this build, you can heal your entire life with about 5 or 6 basic hits. Besides, your basic hits aren't going to be bad; they deal between 400 and 500 damage to someone not wearing protection. And if you don't believe me, here's the proof.

Here I will explain in more detail why I like Empyreal.

The truth is I like Empyreal because it's an RPG and as such I like RPGs, but what Empyreal has is that it has a world of possibilities to create enemies, scenarios and/or events with the cartograms, just imagine the possibility that some cartograms have a theme of a swamp, a volcano or even an abandoned cyberpunk city, and in each of these cartograms there could be different minions with different effects, like in the swamp all the enemies could give poison with each hit, in the volcano fire and in the cyberpunk one... well I can't think of anything there, but you get my idea.

And these same cartograms could have events depending on the difficulty, like rain and when being attacked with ice the effect is easier to apply, or maybe that the lightning is more effective (I'm talking about affecting the player, not the enemies)

Another important point of Empyreal is its graphics. Empyreal's graphics are very good; just by looking at the shadows and lighting, you realize they've made an effort to provide the highest possible quality. And that's a very positive point.

I don't know if this is what they mean by a loot cave, but it's the closest thing I found, and it was difficult to get there (by the way, the cartogram is difficult; I couldn't complete it).

It was hard to get there, by the way there is a bug there, you stay floating as if you were falling Xp

The first time I approached I didn't know who the NPC was, the second time I interacted with him I realized

This boss cost me, she killed me several times