[Preferrably Red] Jhin the virtuoso and how he became part of the League of Legends

Intense Salt·Jan 21, 2016·2 votes·1,192 views

If he were to have a league judgment, what do you think it would be like?

Why did League judgments stop being made for champions? I personally think they added a LOT of depth and personality to most of the older champions, as well as providing insight to the League, their reasoning for including a person in the League and breathing life into the world of Valoran as a whole.

Could a Rioter write a short (obviously unofficial) League judgment for Jhin in their spare time? Or at least give some details on the League's views on criminals (such as Twitch) joining the League? How were these found, and how were they recruited? (or in some cases, forcibly incorporated into the League?)

7 Comments

UomoAfideJan 21, 20163 votes

The Institute of War doesn't exist anymore in the new canon lore, hence why no more league judgement (though they stopped long before the retcon actually started). Right now the short stories present in the long lores of champions (on the website) give us a pretty good insight on the character. Give a look to the updated champions lore, like: Fiora, Poppy, Miss Fortune, Gangplank and many others.

Tesla EffectJan 21, 20163 votes

Why do you need League Judgements when now you can read a story from Jhins point of view? Even the teaser was from Jhins point of view.

Intense SaltJan 23, 20161 votes

But how would a murdering psychopath ('Muricans call it sociopath) be allowed into the league in the first place? Sure, i cant think of multiple reasons why it might even be a good idea - but HOW did he end up there?

FoxfeathersJan 23, 20161 votes

Generally the excuse has been 'if they're in the League killing people, they're not in the public killing people'. Gives them an outlet for their sick fantasies.

Intense SaltJan 24, 20161 votes

I thought that seemed (arguably) sensible, even if it is twisted.

FoxfeathersJan 24, 20161 votes

Yeah... it's in the lore of a couple of champions though I don't remember who, other than Nocturne who only marginally counts. He needed to be trapped there because iirc he couldn't be permanently held by anything else they tried.

TrolosaurusJan 23, 20163 votes

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But how would a murdering psychopath ('Muricans call it sociopath) be allowed into the league in the first place? Sure, i cant think of multiple reasons why it might even be a good idea - but HOW did he end up there?

If the League still existed, I imagine he'd just be locked up there like all the other crazies.