Aurora

Aurora blends mage damage with assassin mobility in the mid lane, sitting at a comfortable difficulty of 5 despite a kit full of moving parts. Her defining trait is sustained skirmishing: her passive, Spirit Abjuration, exorcises spirits from enemies she damages, and those spirits trail behind her and heal her. The more targets she tags, the harder she becomes to whittle down, which lets her take extended trades that most 550-range mages would lose.

Her damage pattern is built around Twofold Hex, a missile that curses enemies it passes through and can be recast to drag the curses back toward her, damaging anyone caught on the return path. Weaving in and out to hit both directions of the hex is the core skill test of the champion. The Weirding complements it as a defensive blast that damages and slows enemies while hopping Aurora backward to safety, giving her a built-in disengage after every aggressive recast.

Slipping between realms

Across the Veil is her escape and repositioning tool: a leap that drops her into the spirit realm, granting invisibility and Move Speed. Her ultimate, Between Worlds, escalates that theme — a leaping shockwave that damages and slows, then creates a zone where enemies are slowed and Aurora alone can teleport from one side to the other, letting her orbit a fight while opponents wade through molasses.

Aurora fits players who like kiting, weaving spell rotations and dancing around the edge of danger rather than committing to a single all-in. Her modest base durability means mistakes with her leap timings are punished quickly.