Soraka

Soraka surrendered her immortality before she ever arrived on Runeterra, trading it away so she could walk among the mortal peoples she had chosen to shield from their darker impulses. She hails from the starry realm beyond Mount Targon, yet she has no interest in conquest or grand cosmic schemes; her drive is compassion, offered without exception.

That extends to mending those who would prefer she disappear. She extends her mercy to every person she encounters, injured or not, ally or stranger, and she still clings to the notion that the inhabitants of this world have not yet grown into their full potential. Holding that faith costs her nothing, yet given the sacrifice she has already made, it clearly carries enormous weight for her.

Her role on the battlefield follows the same pattern:

• Salvation (passive) — she darts faster toward whichever ally is nearest to death.
• Starcall — a plummeting star that hurts and slows foes, healing her for a portion of her own health if it strikes a champion.
• Astral Infusion — she sacrifices some of her own health to restore another’s, a close mirror of the exchange she made long ago.
• Equinox — a field that silences opponents within it, then roots whoever remains inside when it fades.
• Wish — her ultimate, which heals herself and every allied champion simultaneously.

Each element of this kit demands a cost, whether mana, positioning, or her own health, and converts it into someone else’s survival. That fits a healer who has already given up more than most of the people she saves ever will. Listed as both a Support and a Mage, she fits naturally into either the bottom lane or the middle, and every ability above runs on Mana instead of any resource linked to her celestial origins.