Champion concept, Eliria, lore

The Lone Crusade·2/2/2016, 9:56:37 PM·3 votes·889 views

-I do not wish to kill, but I will do what is necessary to preserve the most lives.

Eliria had never been a "normal" person, even for one of the winged "angels". She had never known her parents, sibling, or family in general. They had all been taken in the still raging war. The war between Morganas rebels, and Kayles army. She hated the war, she could feel a small prick, hardly noticeable whenever one of her kind died. But more than that, she beleived everyone had the ability to love others and not hate them. She did.

She spent most of her time reading through ancient manuscripts, she was thrilled by the concept of a world with no death, no evil, like how the world started. Most considered her to "old minded" or "childish", but still she crept to her hobby. She never acted on her opponion, just quietly sat and waited, hoping someone else would do it for her, though, deep inside, she knew it was her task.

One day she read of a powerful artifact, supposedly capable of giving its user the power to fulfill their wish. She decided that now was the time to act. She journeyed for the first time, outside of the protection of the walls, she journeyed towards a forsaken part of Runeterra, where the temple housing the artifact supposedly was.

Just as she was about to loose hope of ever finding it, she saw it in the distance, an ancient, crumbling temple on the top of a forsaken mountain. When she entered she found two swords, each in a stone before a huge altar. One sword was made of a dark, nearly black, metal, inset with a purple jem in at the point were blade and handle meet. The other, a white metal, with gold edging, inset with a red gem.

The first seemed to generate pure darkness, the other, light. A voice boomed from the shadows of the crumbling altar. It told her of the blades, how one was forged for pure justice, the other, power. It told how taking one would change your mind, would warp you so you could only do what the blade was made for. Either destroy the evil, or destroy those in your path.

Somehow, She knew the fate of much more than her lay in her decision, she didn't want to kill, or choose a side, and she knew likely hoods of survival were slim, but she had to try. Reaching forward she took both swords, the pain that flashed through her body seemed nothing. Compared to the total, unbearable agony in her mind. The rights and wrongs of the world seemed to be ripping at her very soul, despite all odds, she survived this process.

She emerged with the same strong personality and morals, but also with a courage and determination not normal to her. Along with the blades she now carried the power of both the light, and the dark. The armor that had magically formed on her during the process was of both light, and dark as well. She now had one purpose in her mind. End this war with as few deaths as possible, only then, could there be peace.

-I am the Angel of both Life, and of Death.

Ps. If you want to see the actual champion look up "champion concept, Eliria, the Angel of peace".

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The Lone Crusade2/4/2016, 5:57:59 PM1 votes

-Message sent to head of the Institution of War

Dear head master- As you are probably aware there has been rumor of a strange "vigilante" going about helping both sides in various battles. Or just making peace between the warring groups. As of yet no reliable sightings of the perpetrator has been had. Some say it is an angel of light, other say an angel of death. Whatever the case we have doubled our efforts to find this "vigilante".

-Outer watch captain, Cecil

The Lone Crusade2/4/2016, 6:57:56 PM1 votes

-The test-

Eliria waited as the blue rings circled around her, the world seeming to slowly fade. It seemed only an instant before she was standing on a large, intricately carved platform, 4 champions standing around her.

She wasn't actually a champion yet, the Summoners wanted to test her "gumption" in a battle on the fields of justice before agreeing to her terms. She looked at these champions, Teemo (often called Satan) Garen, Warwick and Veigar. Not the most well fitted team, but she was new so maybe it was.

She felt some power rush through her, must be something her summoner did, she new they could make her stronger but she had never experienced it, until now. Garen was called towards the top lane, Warwick to the jungle and Teemo and Veigar to the bottom. Eliria assumed that meant she was in charge of the middle, just great.


It seemed like hours since the battle started, she stood at the nexus turrets, their nexus turrets! Preparing for the surge of enemies. The rest of her team had fallen in the battle and would not be re-summoned for awhile. 4 of the 5 enemies were still there, charging towards the weak defenses left, and fallowed by 2 hulking super minions.

Eliria braced for the attack she new would come, she couldn't tell what happened next, she remembered slicing at what seemed like an unstoppable horde. When she came to she was back on the summoner platform, the nexus still intact, her team was fighting with all their might to push back against the deadly minions still pouring in. Eliria felt more power rush into her, a moment later blue rings began to circle her.

She appeared inside the enemies ravaged base, the inhibitors were no longer guarded, their turrets having been destroyed earlier in the fight. She rushed to the first one, destroying it quickly, before leaping to the second and crushing it. She was nearly through the last when she was attacked by 2 opposing champions. She let them plant a few hits while she destroyed the last inhibitor, she then leapt into the air and backwards, out of the base.

Her hands and feat suddenly glowed purple and she felt speed course through her veins, she ran back toward the massive fight going on in the very center. Maybe they could still whin this!


Eliria sat waiting, resting, on the hill were she had found her two blades, and were her life had changed. She felt like she should be tired after the battle, but she wasn't, for the same reasons you couldn't die on the fields of justice. They had won, barely, but the Institute was still trying to decide if it was worth agreeing to her terms. They promised an answer within 3 months.

All she could do was wait, and practice, and think. Think............. So much had happened in the last month, she had plenty to think about. She looked to the ground, and, for a moment felt like the old Eliria, the insecure, book worm Eliria. She looked at her feet, the mismatching light and dark steel boots standing in stark contrast to each other. She moved her gaze to her armored gloves, the ancient blades still clutched in her hands, like she had always had them. She brought her gaze back towards the ground, finely embroidered cloth hanging around her waist and upper legs. Last she looked at her armored chest, the dark steel seeming unbreakable, she was a warrior now, not a librarian.

She looked into the distance, she may never change the world, but she would try!

PowerGuy300011/14/2017, 9:10:30 AM1 votes

I Love this idea