Is it just me or does bard seem more like a thief than a caretaker???

Necrolegion89·3/6/2015, 1:22:21 AM·4 votes·1,139 views

In the video, which I assume most of you saw, Bard ignores the war going on. Once the old man loses control of the stone, Bard comes in, picks it up, takes it to the top of the mountain and activates it before teleporting it and himself away.

He probably didn't want to get incinerated like that Noxian soldier did so he waited until the old man was shot like 4 times (well 2 in the back and 1 in the knee, Skyrim reference???) and no longer able to hold on to the stone. Bard saw his opportunity and stole the stone. He may run an inter-dimensional black market, dealing with The Watchers and the Void, selling stolen goods. Bard seems like a class-A asshole to me. He should be prosecuted and charged.

Azir better take care of his Sun Disk before Bard gets his hands on it too.

9 Comments

Narasimha3/6/2015, 2:03:26 AM3 votes

It looks like Bard only noticed the whole thing after the old man activated the stone. Which incidentally, cut through a mountain. On accident. Sounds like a pretty good idea to keep that away from humans.

flibitydoo3/6/2015, 5:58:31 AM1 votes

Have you noticed the militia formed at the base of the mountain? The one that got wrecked by that one angry looking guy?

what were they guarding that was at the top of the stairs to the mountain? The only thing up there was the altar that the old man was going to.

There is nothing of value up there beyond that altar. If the people who were getting killed cared about the village, they would have been defending the village instead of the mountain. Quite clearly the objective of everyone was to put the orb onto the altar to transport it away and out of the clutches of the invaders.

And the invaders objective was to stop them and claim the orb.

Bard was quite clearly doing his own business and was called by the orb and finished the job that the old man could not have finished.

GreenLore3/6/2015, 1:09:56 PM1 votes

I actually like it that Bard cares more for the greater good,but doesn't seem to give a damm about the individuals.

It makes him less of a goody-good-guy and more into a morally ambigious guy.