[God Suggestion] Yuki-onna - The Winter Siren

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NOTE: This is my very first god suggestion, so please be kind and don't critize me too much! This is just something I would do for fun! :3
I've been struggling for spells and mechanics for a while now and had several different ideas but never ending up with a 100% brilliant suggestion, so I hope this will do. If not, please, come with suggestions and help me improve my thread. I'm more of a visualist and not that good in the theoretical parts. So, if there's something that is under-/overpowered or doesn't make sense at all among the rest, so please, help me out with that :3

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Yuki-onna

Lore
Some legends say the Yuki-onna, being associated with winter and snowstorms, is the spirit of someone who perished in the snow. She is at the same time beautiful and serene, yet ruthless in killing unsuspecting mortals. Until the 18th century, she was almost uniformly portrayed as evil. Today, however, stories often color her as more human, emphasizing her ghost-like nature and ephemeral beauty.

Pantheon
Japanese

Types
Magical, Ranged

Role
Mage

Passive: Frost Ward:

When falling below 30% health, Yuki-Onna grants Frost Ward, making her immune to the next harmful spell. Duration: 5 seconds Cooldown: 120 seconds

1: Winter's Kiss:

Kissing an enemy reduces its body temperature by encasing it in ice, sending it into a deep sleep for 1 second and takes x/x/x/x/x (+x% of your magical power) damage every 5s for 2s. If the target dies during Winter's Kiss, the effect will spread to nearby enemies. Mana: 70/90/110/130/150 Cooldown: 10 seconds

2: Drain Soul:

Yuki-Onna drains the soul of an enemy god, stealing 6% of the targets current mana and deals x/x/x/x/x damage. Mana: 60/70/80/90/100 mana Cooldown: 18/17/16/15/14 seconds

3: Hearbeats:

Yuki-onna passively steals the heartbeats from her victims, gaining health on each kill. Alternatively, Yuki-onna can use the victims heartbeats against themselves, dealing damage per second, but quickly draining her own mana. Misc. Info: Toggle to deal x/x/x/x/x (+x% of your magical power) damage per second to nearby enemies Mana Drain: 20/30/40/50/60 per seconds

4: The Spirit of Winter:

Yuki-onna transforms into pure ice, allowing her to summon an enormous twisting snowstorm. All enemies caught in the storm are slowed over time. For its duration, Yuki-onna becomes one with the snowstorm, allowing her to fly around in the storm, dealing x/x/x/x/x damage to random enemy gods for 3 times. If an enemy god is being hit multiple times, additional damage will be added. Misc. Info: x/x/x/x/x additional damage if hit more than once Mana: 110 Cooldown: 85 seconds

Her passive shouldn't have RNG. That's a big nono.

We need some actual numbers to know how much damage she does.

She has a really weird 3. Just an MP5 aura? A bit lackluster.

Her 1 is interesting, I feel like you could just last-hit someone with it and have their entire team stunned one by one.

I really don't get the whole "X" damage and such. Numbers are really important.

the X'es are just filling up the emptiness for the moment, and thanks for feedback, since I've never done this before.
I'll try change the things that wouldn't work

Mana drain isn't a mechanic in SMITE for one reason - anti-fun.
Mana = abilities, abilities = fun. Without mana, no fun.

Her 2 could be potentially overpowered.

The only issue I have is her 3, it's extremely confusing.

Passively get health on kills-
Activate to gain DoT aura

wait, wut? No, mana burn is perfectly fine. Just no-one has it. I actually like this, but I think the passive should return assuming low numbers. Maybe it doesn't do damagem and returns the mana to allies in an aoe over time?

Think of Athena. Taunt would be anti-fun, specially because she is the only god with the taunt.

A god with Mana-Burn would be totally fine, specially against heavy mana users like Ao Kuang. It would be certainly a interesting mechanic( Dota 2 has it, so why not Smite?).

Well, Taunt is just another type of CC. Mana burn literally prevents you from playing the game.

in what way? Mana burn does nothing to stop basic attacks, it just makes mages use pots more. Heck, reducing the ease of certain characters to stay in lane isn't actually a bad thing really!