The Hunter's Village

Gehco·Apr 29, 2017·2 votes·986 views

About Quinn. In her new updated lore, it says she comes from a rural hunting/poaching/scouts town. So does that mean she endorses hunting? Hunting of demacian royal stags, demacian stags, thresher geese, deer, bears etc etc. (She has a quote where she talks about hunting an animal too) I take it she is a hunter at heart no?

And am I to expect that the town she comes from in my mind, has numerous amounts of deer/antelope heads on the walls in houses, in taverns, fur rugs, hide skins of hunted animals, bear skin rugs, etc etc? Just exactly how many bears has she hunted during demacian bear hunting season? And what purpose does it really serve beside turning the poor guy into a rug to place in your home?

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SharjoApr 29, 20174 votes

People hunt for sport and enjoyment so I imagine Quinn does to. The mounted heads and rugs would serve as trophies of said hunts and a mark of accomplishment. Dunno if Quinn's one to engage in trophy hunting but that's her choice, as much as we may personally disagree with said choice.

GehcoApr 29, 20171 votes

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People hunt for sport and enjoyment so I imagine Quinn does to. The mounted heads and rugs would serve as trophies of said hunts and a mark of accomplishment. Dunno if Quinn's one to engage in trophy hunting but that's her choice, as much as we may personally disagree with said choice.

yeah, I want to know more about this. Coming from a hunter town, I imagine she has hunted before. I bet they got demacian bear seasons too no? What purpose would her hunting wildlife such as bears provide? Let's say she hunts a bear, brings it home, harvests the food from it (I heard bear is tasty) then what? Why would she keep the skin and turn it into a rug? What would she do with a bear skin rug? (Some people said appeals since it's beautiful once turned into a rug with it's claws, head, teeth) Would a bear skin rug turn someone like quinn on and make her admire it as something to keep at her cabin/lodge?

SharjoApr 29, 20173 votes

Short answer; yes possibly. Quinn might see it as something an accomplishment of sorts that she killed the bear, and would perhaps make a rug out of its hide to showcase that. This all of course depends on Quinn's opinions but if she did favour trophy hunting then yeah she'd probably admire it as a trophy to keep in her home.

GehcoApr 29, 20171 votes

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Short answer; yes possibly. Quinn might see it as something an accomplishment of sorts that she killed the bear, and would perhaps make a rug out of its hide to showcase that. This all of course depends on Quinn's opinions but if she did favour trophy hunting then yeah she'd probably admire it as a trophy to keep in her home.

Keep it in her place for what, because it's beautiful? I just find it indecent to keep an animal's physical appearance in form of a rug as a piece of furniture or trophy after quinn has hunted the bear. Better to throw the skin out. Afterall, It's literally a floor mat and she may as well walk over it, and that's just not right man. Having the bear displayed as a rug on the floor as a feat of strength that she has achieved is just not right.

SharjoApr 29, 20174 votes

I agree, but at the end of the day she's a fictional character and we can't change her opinion on such things.

GehcoApr 29, 20171 votes

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I agree, but at the end of the day she's a fictional character and we can't change her opinion on such things.

True. What would the bear skin rug be used for? Where would she put it? Would it serve any uses?

GehcoMay 4, 20171 votes

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I agree, but at the end of the day she's a fictional character and we can't change her opinion on such things.

How are these even considered trophies. Shocking.

http://www.wyganttaxidermy.com/Bear_Rug.JPG http://blog.havalon.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/deer-mount-how-to-prep-your-trophy-.jpg

SplisionApr 29, 20174 votes

I understand where you're coming from. I also thinks it's sketchy for humans to kill things simply for fun or because they have nothing better to do, but I don't think you should be complaining about Quinn.

Have you read Rengar's lore? The dude practically lives for the thrill of the hunt, and I don't think he always eats what he has killed.

GehcoMay 4, 20171 votes

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I understand where you're coming from. I also thinks it's sketchy for humans to kill things simply for fun or because they have nothing better to do, but I don't think you should be complaining about Quinn.

Have you read Rengar's lore? The dude practically lives for the thrill of the hunt, and I don't think he always eats what he has killed.

I am more concerned about humans. Do you think quinn would be impressed by a bear skin rug? Like having it around her cabin.

KoKobotoApr 30, 20171 votes

Quinn literally lives outside of Demacia and perfers that lifestyle more. I'd imagine she hunts a lot alongside Valor but I can't imagine her having any 'trophies' from her hunting. I think most of the time she doesn't live in an actual set location thus where would she even put trophies. I'd reckon she just kill animals for the eating.

Like real life pioneers I don't think they hunted for fun they did it to survive and I don't think pioneers had stuff hanging up in their homes, that'd be a waste. A lot of the pioneers came to the Americas and learned from the aboriginals about using everything so I don't think pioneers hunted for fun. Like back in the day it was for survival or something rich people did I think. With this in mind I don't think Quinn hunts for fun, she doesn't go out and look for animals to kill. As a child Quinn and Caleb went out on adventures but I don't think they went out hunting for fun.

In terms of the towns in the area I'd imagine they might have bones and skeletons of dead animals maybe, that is only if they could not find use of the skeleton for anything else though.