Mictlan

"From the summit to the foot, Mount Targon in its entirety will face its grave dangers."

- Saturn Lupercal, upon killing any Targonian Champion Mictlan, known as The Black Lich, is the apparent "son" of Nagakabouros. Apparently born but sealed away some time during the Darkin War. He would rise from his underground tomb in the Shuriman Continent after a considerable amount of Targonian aspects are now roaming Runeterra.

Mictlan is a powerful mage, casting spells that tear off chunks of enemy health.

Passive: Nagakaburous' Son
Mictlan is the son of Bilgewater's serpent goddess of life, despite that however, he appears to be more focused on ending lives as much as maintaining them. He must be in his rebellious phase.

Mictlan deals increased damage the longer he fights, these damage increases take the form of stacks and cap at (as of inception) 7. Reaching maximum stacks grants Mictlan large amounts of lifesteal and magic penetration. These stacks can disappear at a fast rate.

E: Parentalia/Lupercalia
Mictlan alternates between two stances, Parentalia and Lupercalia. These stances decide which move will be activatable and which will not, as stances, they cost no mana and can be used even when silenced.

Parentalia is the stance Mictlan begins with, with it he has increased AP. Allows the use of Deletion, Solemn Crime and Apocalyptic Overpower. Lupercalia is Mictlan's other stance, with it he has increased Health and Mana regeneration whenever he is out of battle. Allows the use of Animation, Solemn Law and Genesis Wave.
 * His auto-attacks have a small percentage of its damage scaling with AP instead of AD.
 * The auto-attack after the use of any other ability will also have increased damage and apply a small DoT scaling with target's missing health for 3 seconds.
 * This stance makes Mictlan builds stacks which he gains from killing units. Said stacks give him 1 bonus armor per stack (does not matter if minion or champion), and they cap at 25.
 * These stacks are converted into an AP buff whenever converting into Parentalia, more stacks means a longer duration.