Zenar (Champion Idea)

Zenar is intended to be fighter. His passive ability, "Healthy Anger", adds the current rage in his rage bar to his health regeneration and has increased capacity though items that would increase maximum mana, however, the rage depletes by a percentage of his current rage. Rage is gained through receiving or dealing damage and though Zenar's 'Q', 'W', and 'E' abilities. His 'Q' ability, "Go Fetch", uses some of Zenar's health to throw one of his bones to a target location on the ground or ally champion that briefly draws nearby enemies toward the bone at half speed, dealing physical damage to all enemies that manage reach the bone. His 'W' ability, "Fear Stakes", uses the skull of Zenar's last kill of any enemy minion or champion, to place a skull on a bone from his body, costing some of Zenar's health, in the ground for ten minutes which reduces the attack damage and ability power of enemy champions near it. His 'E' ability, "Prolonged Fester", uses some of Zenar's health to throw his skull to a target location on the ground and will fester for thirty seconds or until reactivated, and then explode dealing physical damage. The longer the skull festers on the ground the larger the explosion radius is; additionally, while the skull is festering Zenar cannot throw another festering skull (he does only have one skull after all). His 'R' ability, "The Living Dead", revives the champion of the targeted champion's dead body until the champion respawns; he can target any dead champion within a radius of Zenar's body, to include himself. "Finally, my end has come." Burp, the fire bear has eaten the tired warrior. Now content, it heads to its cave for the night. For the next few days it happily ate whatever it wanted, until, after eating a particularly large meal, it walked near a little girl as it was heading back to its cave for the night. The little girl thought the bear was cuddly however, and unknowingly cast a silent, but powerful spell. The spell shrunk the bear into the little girl's teddy, but it also had a terrible consequence. The warrior, having voluntarily been eaten by the bear was subject to some of its magic, and while his bones remained in the bear's stomach, the little girl's silent spell reacted to the bear's own magic, releasing the bones, and taking him out of his peaceful afterlife over the ensuing months into a half-life. Furious over being interrupted from his peace, he set out to free the bear from the little girl's clutches, for doing so will release his spirit as well.