I was going through posts on champions' power in lore and I questioned why no one would mention Kindred at all them being death and their one job is to end everything and everyone until only Kindred is left would there be a reason to this being the case or is it one of those champions people fail to mention .Kindred is one of my favorite champions and I would like to know were they fall as far as power in lore goes.
Explaining Kindred's power level is pointless because Kindred is a literal force of nature being the embodiment of death. Everyone's gonna meet them and that's that.
You don't really win a fight versus Kindred because Kindred is death itself, the point where life ends. Of course in a universe where souls exist and can be ressurected one could "best" death, but not forever. Even beings like Aurelion Sol are bound by this rule. Kindred is an eventuallity, an absolute, a rule that can be bent but never broken.
Cause they aren't really powerful, they don't really do anything besides kill people when that person is basically already dead.
What's more powerful? The car that hit you first or the sheep that killed you again? Assuming that's how death works in this lore.
The only power they have is that they're immortal entities or spirits of some kind, but apparently they can't kill anything in-game or survive even birds and they lack the influence to be the source of somebody's demise.
I just wonder if there's "super kindred" for when they die..
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If the post of Power in Lore do not mention Kindred, is probably because its a post before the release of Kindred... However, it seems that Kindred cant actually choose who dies, they just take the souls of the ones that die... so, they arent really that powerfull because of the "rules" that they follow... But, it seems that they can choose who doesnt die (as seen in the ult of Lamb)
Anyways, many people agrees that they are in the top 5 most powerful champions of the game (alongside Bard and Aurelion Sol)
