Why is AP MAGE's lv5 mastery called Warlord?

The Deckowner·2/10/2016, 10:43:21 PM·1 votes·475 views

(typo, title should mean warlock)

Warlock means:

a man who professes or is supposed to practice magic or sorcery; a male witch; sorcerer.

A MAN

while Ahri Annie Cassiopeia Karma Kayle Lissandra Lulu Lux Morgana Orianna Syndra Zyra are all female!!!!!!

It really hurts me when I play morgana mid and at the end game screen it showed my title as a male witch!

PLZ fix it if it isn't intended. Titles such as "Wizardess" or "sorceress" will be much nicer and less awkward.

2 Comments

ModThe Djinn2/10/2016, 11:03:22 PM1 votes

Well that is the classic definition of the term, recent use in fantasy medium has turned warlock into merely another type of sorcerer. It's fairly expected now that a warlock can be any gender: look at Dungeons and Dragons and World of Warcraft as examples.

That being said, I wouldn't mind taking another look at the names of the different mastery levels, because I feel all the categories sort of throw terms out randomly. For mages I'd probably do something like this:

1: Acolyte 2: Warlock 3: Sorcerer 4: Magus 5: Grand Magus