Despite the fact that he does so painfully and against his victims will he does grant people immortality. He does not approve of Thresh's incarceration and torment of the dead. And while he lived he comforted those who lost people they cared for.
kétchùp chìps3 votesJudging by his updated lore, he truly believes he's doing people a great favor by granting them eternal undeath. So his "heart" is in the right place, I guess..?
GreenLore1 votesOverall Karthus belives that what he does is good,but the problem is that Karthus forces his belief onto others. It is also rather understandable,because death is a very intimidating thing,so he probably thinks that people will understand the benefits of undeath once they are dead(also he probably wants to kill people before guys like Thresh get their hands on them).
The problem is that even in death,not everyone is ok with being undead,because when Illaoi purified the spirits from the shadow isles,some spirits where happy to go on to the afterlife,while others fled to remain undead.
Maple Crusader1 votesKarthus is okay, but he forces people to become undead. He's zealous and doesn't understand the beauty of life.
Mr Vulcanator1 votesTrue. But he sees more beauty in undeath.
GreenLore2 votesYeah,but if I for example see beauty in a drug that will ruin your life and force you to take said drug,would you say that I am good natured?
Thinking you are doing good and being actually good are 2 different things.
Mr Vulcanator1 votesBad analogy. Undeath is immortality, not something harmful. I get what your trying to say though.
GreenLore2 votesBut not everyone likes being undead. When Illaoi purified the undead,some were happy about it,some didn't like being undead.
Its not a good thing for everyone.
Xicashina1 votesKarthus should really be called "The Missionary of Death" but i feel like that would lead to some real hate from certain populations.
Catastrop1 votesEgh, Deathsinger is better to be honest. While I understand the idea behind yours own, Deathsinger just brings out the fact that he lauds Death as some great ecstasy, just in a more poetic way.
Ralanr1 votesKarthus has the classic villain quality of hubris. He hasn't even considered that he might be wrong.
It's tragic really.