Tutorial should now replace Ryze with a simpler mage.

After Ryze rework, the tutorial still uses Ryze as an example of a mage. This is not good for a number of reasons.

Ryze doesn't use a generic mage build. Ryze scales from maximum mana (although less than before rework, he still benefits a lot from mana), and this means that playing Ryze will be different from playing a more generic mage.

Ryze passive is difficult to understand for beginners. > Ryze's spells grants a stack of Arcane Mastery for 12 seconds, stacking up to 5 times. At 5 stacks, Ryze becomes supercharged for 3 + (1 per Desperate Power's rank) seconds, gaining a shield that blocks「 20 + (5 × Ryze's level) 」(+ 8% of his max. mana) damage While Arcane Mastery's shield holds, Ryze's spellcasts reduce his other spells' cooldowns by「 Overload's cooldown 」, able to be brought to a minimum of 0.25 seconds.

Compared to Ashe (although the reworked passive may be a bit confusing) and Garen, the other two options. This is problematic because the game pauses at one time to tell you to look at the passive.

I suggest switching out Ryze with simpler mages like (only difficult mechanic is controlling tibbers), (easy to understand passive, and lack of skillshots that can be blocked), (simple mechanics), or (simple mechanics and passive). I'm saying that these champions are easy to learn, not necessarily easy to master. I hope I didn't insult anyone who mains these champions.

I feel like this would be more beginner friendly. The tutorial itself feels a little intrusive (every time I tried to towerdive someone, the tutorial stopped me), and it needs to be changed overall. But until then, small changes to make it more beginner-friendly, please?