Can any one confirm that Aurelion Sol is the strongest champ now in terms of Lore?

Fatalitý·Mar 4, 2016·2 votes·2,513 views

Looking at that video I'm pretty sure it's safe to say he is the strongest character that will be coming to the League of Legends in terms of Lore. He has entire Galaxies in his grasp and all the characters that are considered strong in the Lore right now I don't think come even close to him the closest would probably be With that being said I also think this new champ is stronger than Illaoi's God. can any one confirm my thoughts? thanks.

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MisterHealYoGirlMar 4, 20161 votes

Maybe Kindred? Life and death are universal, and it would make sense that Kindred has aspects on the other worlds Aurelion mentioned.

ZarkkastMar 4, 20162 votes

Life and death are mortal concepts.

I'm pretty sure Aurelion Sol is not a mortal.

The Kindred are definitely not the strongest champions, but most likely stronger than any mortal champions, though Tryndamere seems to defy them.

As for the OP, I am pretty sure Aurelion Sol is the strongest champion in league, followed by Bard.

MisterHealYoGirlMar 4, 20161 votes

Wolf and Lamb are just humanity's representation of the larger concept of ending in general; it's why they have masks. The literal avatars, Wolf and Lamb, are a fragment of the Kindred's actual power, which is essentially infinite. Even if Aurelion is functionally immortal, he seems to at least be discrete.

AlwaysByMySideMar 4, 20161 votes

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Wolf and Lamb are just humanity's representation of the larger concept of ending in general; it's why they have masks. The literal avatars, Wolf and Lamb, are a fragment of the Kindred's actual power, which is essentially infinite. Even if Aurelion is functionally immortal, he seems to at least be discrete.

This is fan wank.

Kindred is nothing more than a spirit representing Runeterra's grim reaper. They have no power beyond Runeterra, and don't even hold power over all of that.

MisterHealYoGirlMar 4, 20161 votes

It's actually a paraphrase of the Q+A: Lamb and Wolf are just humanity's understanding of the concept of death.

The Last BalladMar 4, 20161 votes

While their lore says they stalk valoran, it also says this "Tell me again, little Lamb, which things are ours to take?"

"All things, dear Wolf." All things, not just the ones in valoran, but **all **things.

They know of Bard, as he can be killed by a power greater than his(but what this would be is unclear)

They are also called "the twin essences of death." And nowhere are they refferd to as reapers.

And this, "for they know all will eventually fall to Lamb’s bow or Wolf's teeth." says that "They have no power beyond Runeterra, and don't even hold power over all of that." is a lie.

Long story short,** they are death.** Not some lowly representation of it.

Star GuardíanMar 4, 20161 votes

Jaredan confirmed that they are bound to Runeterra and "have an end". So bard is still the strongest until we see what this champ is capable of.

lolipopevelynnMar 4, 20161 votes

we really dont know what Bard is fully capable of. his full extended lore was never finished

TrolosaurusMar 4, 20161 votes

Let's see his lore first

CaythelesMar 4, 20161 votes

Just remember, Aurelion only controls the stars, though he probably can take a much morepowerful form into the real world, Bard is the Caretaker of the Multiverse, so if Aurelion gets out of hand, Bard would be able to take a strong enough form to Defeat Aurelion. Hell he can even imprison him forever if he wanted.

Bard is like God, however sometimes he has to take a Solid form in order to do work, but he knows better than to go overboard or underboard. Aurelion can use the stars to form a shape aswell. But so can bard.

another way to think of it is. bard is more like a rule, if you do something that will inturrupt space, time, reality, or dream. he will regulate it and it will be simple.

that is, The wandering Caretaker.

GreenLoreMar 4, 20161 votes

I think you are misinterpreting Bards abilities here. Yes he is the caretaker of the balance,but that doesn't mean that he is omnipotent. It was said that Bard usually does small things that seem irrelevant at first,but have great effect later on,you know like "you see him put a stone into the right place and later on the bad guy who is about to destroy the universe trips over this exact stone and dies"

Not to mention that there are instances where bard seemingly failed to do his job. I mean the shadow isles defy death and xerath did pull of his ritual.

It was also said that Bard can be ended,that he could be killed.