I'm just wondering why this is the case, maybe you could give me an explanation for this:
Why can't black shield block an allied Bard ult?
> Places a protective barrier around an allied champion, absorbing magical damage and disables until penetrated or the shield dissipates.
I don't know if this is intended, but it would seem consistent to me to be able to black shield an allied bard ult.
just curious^^
Archon X4 votesan allied Bard ult would presumably be helpful, thus would not be a 'disable'
Mathbalnase1 votesmight be more accurate to say that it 'is presumed to be helpful'
Dandymann2 votesIt's sort of board wipe in MTG think, Bard's ult target's "The Rift", since "The Rift" doesn't have Black Shield and you are in "The Rift" you still get ulted, much like creatures with hexproof still die to "Destroy all creatures in play" or other boardwipe, because they aren't being targeted specifically, rather their immunity is maneuvered around.
Treeofwar1 votesbecause bard is the most powerful champ in the game and bards ult does not do damage.
BNC lightblader1 voteswell, but it most certainly disables your movement...and i've seen much more catastrophic bard ults than actually useful, so it might be an option to rescue your mates from trolling wanderers :D
VasilisGreen1 votesThe answer is quite simple.... it's ALLIED bard ult.