Blood Moon Elise and The Tale of Reina

The Highest Noon·Dec 10, 2014·1 votes·3,455 views

Wait. Elise has a Bloodmoon skin, soon. But from what part of the Bloodmoon tale does her design originate? Whereas Akali's Bloodmoon skin portrayed the part of the heroine of the story, Shen, Kalista, and Thresh's skins portrayed the image of the evil spirit that haunted the heroine, but what about this one? Judging from the position of the mask as more of an accessory than a face covering, does that mean Elise will portray the heroine as well? Will there be included some implications that the heroine of the story wasn't in fact some noble warrior facing an evil but instead a seductress who tempted the spirit though some witchery? Or perhaps instead of fighting the spirit, when it came time to confront it the spirit hadn't merely vanished but was instead submitted to her control?

:D How very, very interesting! Improbably, but interesting regardless!

4 Comments

GreenLoreDec 10, 20141 votes

Well it is possible that there are other characters in that blood moon play(or that there are multiple blood moon plays in ionia).

The blood moon versions of the SI citizens generally show how the ionians depict these SI champs as they are more of a myth over there.

The Highest NoonDec 10, 20141 votes

That's what I've heard, but from what I can tell that's more speculation unless of course it was officially said. I don't know too much about the lore behind the festival of fire or Ionia in general. Considering though, Shen too has a skin depicting the evil spirit but his is of an official Ionian culture character thing, whereas Kalista and Thresh are foreign entities and their Blood Moon skins are just what Ionions would say they look like. Hm.

GreenLoreDec 10, 20141 votes

It was confirmed that at least the Kalista skin shows us how the ionians depict her,so it is pretty likely that the same applies to Thresh and Elise.

Shen and akali might either represents beings that are either really just a myth,or that are already dead(like really dead,not undead),or who simply are not/will not be a champion for whatever reason

PlacentasDec 10, 20141 votes

I would like to think that Elise depicts the heroin at first, and then in her spider form where she physically becomes the shape of the mask, she has been corrupted or taken over by the evil spirit.