I wish kindreds ult made the wolf and the lamb change places. I would imagine the kit would work kind of like jace except the wolf would be like warwick visually and the lamb would be following him. I feel like this would make the gameplay feel more authentic to the lore of the champ and make you feel like you are actually hunting as the harbinger of death. what do you guys think?
or maybe the transformation would be more like the lamb getting possessed my the wolf?
Like a transformation ult, kinda like Elise or Jayce? I could dig it.
Yes must make this! MUST NEED TRANSFORMATION CHAMPIONS
The idea that you should be able to play as Lamb and Wolf for Kindred seems like one of the best ideas to make theme fulfill part their theme of being equals. But relegating the transition to the ult is lackluster and limits their kit by taking away an ultimate ability at all...
One of THE most important aspects of Kindred is that the one being hunted is the one that chooses whether or not they face Lamb or Wolf in their final moments correct? I think the Hunted champion should be able to have a say in whether or not Lamb or Wolf is active.
what do you think?
Passive: Acceptance/Denial All enemy champions must make a decision when Kindred draws near. Upon damaging or marking an enemy champ if the champ spends 6-2 (based on lv) within Lamb’s domain they have chosen Acceptance. It becomes Lamb’s Turn granting her abilities. If the enemy spends too much time in the outer radius Wolf starts his Chase granting his abilities. This passive prioritizes champs with Mark of Kindred and the rate at which Lamb or Wolf switches is twice as fast on Marked champions. Damaging champs with either Lamb or Wolf builds stacks like Kayn and the more time u spend in one form the more stacks u get. Upon exiting combat or switching forms u consume the stacks buffing ur abilities every x stacks when used on a Marked champion, such as bonus MS towards marked champion while Wolf is active. kindred negates death passives
Inner: 800/Outer 1200 (global for marked targets)
