Why isn't Kindred the Duality of Death?

Battalion··2 votes·609 views

I feel like "The Eternal Hunters" doesn't fit what they are. Yeah, death is hunting everything eternally, however I feel like "Duality of Death" While rolling off the tongue smoother, also captures them perfectly.

du·al·i·ty [d(y)o͞oˈalədē] NOUN the quality or condition of being dual: "the novel's deep duality about human motive" an instance of opposition or contrast between two concepts or two aspects of something; a dualism: "the photographs capitalize on the dualities of light and dark, stillness and movement"

http://leagueoflegends.wikia.com/wiki/Kindred/Background

Play Lamb: "They laugh." Wolf: "And scream!" Lamb: "And dance." **Wolf: **"And flee!"

I feel as if Kindred is entirely the choice of how you want to go. Since at the very fudementals of Death, you can either die peacefully or go out fighting out of principle or in fear.

Lamb represents the soft descent into acceptance of death, a swift end with little pain.

Wolf represents those who flee from death, trying to grasp to a fleeting life, or those warriors who feel that Death is best met with sword and shield.

It's a very poetic, very thought provoking champion. I simply think that "Duality of Death encapsulates so much more of the champion than The Eternal Hunters.

3 Comments

Jamaree1 votes

2 edgy for my taste personally.

Battalion2 votes

I don't see how it's more "edgy" than :

  • Vladimir, the Crimison Reaper
  • Talon, the Blade's Shadow
  • Zed, the Master of Shadows
  • Thresh, the Chain Warden
  • Brand, the Burning Vengeance
  • Yasuo, the Unforgiven
  • Annie, the Darkchild
  • Quinn, Demacia's Wings

As well as other's, I think Duality of Death is pretty poetic, though that's just my own opinion.

Zyorhist1 votes

I like

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