Champion Concept: Wight Et Fera Quae Devorat

The remote villages and towns of Demacia and Noxus are home to many monsters and creatures who stalk the night and the dense forests. But one beast is a thing even most heroes of Demacia would run in fear of. Villages become blanketed in the smell of rotting corpses and a biting frost so cold it bruises and breaks skin, the nights become longer than days and the woods seem almost alive as they creep larger and closer to the settlements. Night by night people begin to disappear, one by one they vanish never too return again as the foul smell grows stronger every night. The bloodthirsty beast consumes to feed its endless hunger. Soldiers say they arrive at abandoned Towns, only to find the dry and bare bones of the people littering the woods. Village by village, the beast takes its time never impatient and never making a mistake. Although many accounts tell different stories but most believe it to be nothing more than disease or insanity but all those who swear by their gods the monster is real always tell the same story, a deer's skull for a head, with razor sharp teeth, and a white soulless glare in its sockets. Those people dubbed the creature Wight, Et Fera Quae Devorat. The Beast That Devours.

Wight is a fighter class who will do anything to satisfy his demonic appetite

Passive.(Devoratrix): Enemy champions away from other champions become victims and give Wight extra damage on one stack, faster speed on 2 stacks, and extra effects on 3 stacks. Gain Devourer stacks from auto attacks.

Q.(Biting Cold): Wights icy breathe begins covering the ground and enemies in a small cone in front of him over time slowing and eventually stunning any enemies in the area of effect.

W.(Foul Flesh): Wight summons a cloud of foul smell in the area causing damage over time.

E.(Imminent Feast) Wight begins moving much faster as long as he has moving towards an enemy or if he has been attacked or has attacked an enemy champion recently.

R.(Unseen Appetite) Stops all enemies in an area from seeing him but allowing him to attack for a very short time.

Yes this concept is based off the myth of the Wendigo!