I composed an original orchestral piece inspired by Lissandra

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Ummm.....she was a mortal sibling of Ashe's and Sejuani's ancestors. Then she betrayed her tribe to the EVIL BEINGS known as the Frozen Watchers and became Iceborn. And England has Guy Fawkes Day (who tried to blow up Parliament) and technically speaking my own country's Founding Fathers were traitors to their government at the time. There is, however, a difference for rising against abuse of power and betraying your tribe to a race of_ evil beings _so you can be granted immortality and power. The other Iceborn, including Ashe's and Sejuani's ancestors, eventually rose up against the abuses of power inflicted upon them by the Frozen Watchers and threw them, howling, into the abyss. The ghost shopkeeper in ARAM makes that perfectly clear. Greyor has two lines about freedom, one of which has him shouting it like Mel Gibson's version of William Wallace, and the other says "Freedom is worth dying for." He has four more quotes that explain what happened. "We were human once, then the Watchers came. They changed us, forged us into weapons, made us Iceborn." "We served the Watchers willingly; the Lissandra Seeker was their voice. She told us their desires, what to build, and who to kill." "We took Freljord! We took Valoran! Everywhere we went men trembled and the ice followed us. We forged a mighty empire, but it wasn't truly ours... so long as we served the Watchers." "Avarosa united us. She showed us that freedom was worth dying for. So we turned on the Watchers. We knew we were stronger than they were; they had given us too much power." And then the bit that gives the pit its name. He also has three lines for Lissandra herself. The first is "Seeker, you still live?" the second, "Who do you speak for - the Watchers or the Iceborn?" and the third, "What happened to Avarosa?" Greyor also has a line about the . It goes like this "The seeker was a respected leader of the Tribe, but some say she betrayed us..." Since the only lore remaining is Lissandra's (which explicitly mentions the evil beings bit) and what this shopkeeper says, I am more than willing to accept that Lissandra is evil. That whole "Turn the whole world to ice" thing guarantees it. C'mon, she is clearly Mr. Freeze. All she needs to do is say something in a stupid German accent like "Today Noxus. Tomorrow....THE WORLD!" and you'd be in a bad Batman movie.

i now officially love you for the batman thing.

But aside form that, I do agree with you on everything. I honestly didnt wanna start a big argument over this. To me i feel that with the retcon a lot of the lore behind the watchers WILL change and they may or may not stay truly "evil". To be honest, there may be a chance that they thought they were doing the right thing. Look at Starcrafts Xel'Naga, they create infinite amounts of universes to keep the "cycle" going. But the main enemy in there wants to stop the cycle cause he believes he is doing the right thing. While you could compare amon to Lissandra in that since due to Amons way of handling it, I see the two as completely different settings and that lissandra feels she is doing the only thing she CAN do now that she is the last remaining Iceborn. As far as i see it, Lissandra isnt Inherently evil, but is still following the will of the watchers in an attempt to bring her "masters" back