Varus: Untapped potential?
So if many of you have seen me before in other boards regarding champions and their power in gameplay and so on, you'll know for a fact that I'll most likely mention Varus. 
Now I'll kiss his ass any day in terms of usefulness, but today I'm wondering how untapped he is lore-wise.
Aside from the League Judgment notes which details his sense of self with the corruption from the Pit of Pallus and it's respect / clambering for him, Varus has a very generic anti-hero themed lore summed into:
Good guy does the greater good, suffers for it, then turns to the dark to exact retribution.
It's effectively bare-bones lore which could be very much expanded upon. I'm actually listening to the Surrender@20 Podcast while I'm writing this which was centered around the revitalization of Mount Targon and its respective champions, and it was mentioned that in terms of writing lore for their champions is that unless they truly love them, no one will be bothered fully commit to write about this or that character, as there's no emotional attachment, sense of pride in that character, etc.
I always felt that kind of view on Varus. Hell I'd probably kill to actually write a piece about him. When playing him, it's a feeling of concentrated fury and precision combined with a huge pull of power and destruction to enemies I face.
Of all champions I'd probably love to see his lore expanded upon. It's generic as hell, but it's actually a decent kind of generic. No cringe stuff (Aside from his in-game emo boy quotes) and I did do the summation of it very bluntly. Riot's lore writers have a gold mine in terms of Varus & The Pit of Pallus, the corrupting flame held within the temple containing the pit, and the actual entity of the corruption itself and it's effect on Varus as he takes the dive and struggles to enact his ultimate revenge before it's power virtually erases all he was.
into a former mage who misused one of his spells and accidently destroyed the village of