What if darius sent quiletta to zaun to make her alive again(like old urgots lore)

Killaburn·Aug 19, 2017·3 votes·2,004 views

Would it be nice to see a chemtech girl? and i like her design plus a Q named character

6 Comments

EpicurusAug 19, 20177 votes

Zaun does not have that sort of technology.

Urgot was never dead in the new lore. Warwick was only barely dead. (likely still had some residual brain activity) Sion's resurrection was a failure.

Bringing back characters from the dead has serious implications for future stories. Once one character is resurrected, death loses its significance.

DariusDemiurgeAug 19, 20174 votes

{quoted}

Zaun does not have that sort of technology.

Urgot was never dead in the new lore. Warwick was only barely dead. (likely still had some residual brain activity) Sion's resurrection was a failure.

death loses its significance.

Mordekaiser and most of the shadow isles spit on your friend named death.

EpicurusAug 19, 20174 votes

I suppose I misspoke: Resurrecting a character without consequence makes death lose its significance.

If Darius brought his beloved corpse to the Shadow Isles instead of Zaun, resurrection might be possible. And then Quiletta would probably eat Dairus's face and damn his soul for eternity. Meanwhile Yorick and Maokai would just be shaking their heads in disappointment because they've seen this all happen before.

The Shadow Isle story is a prime example of why resurrection is generally a bad idea. The Ruined King's actions doomed all of the Blessed Isles, and unless the Ruination if reversed, all of Runeterra will succumb to the Mist. The undead of the Isles are mostly insane, ravenous, and losing their identity. Also they are still dead; they simply have not passed on.

Mordekasier is the only one who has truly conquered death.

KrabohodAug 19, 20171 votes

And we've not seen yet Mordekaiser's face full of consequences..

KoKobotoAug 19, 20176 votes

He wouldn't do that...

LordHippomanAug 19, 20171 votes

Urgot's reconstruction left him in constant pain, to the point where he was lamenting his own existence and everyone around him thought he was a monster.

Darius probably wouldn't want to expose Quilletta to that sort of thing, and he also has a distaste for necromancy, that got mentioned when Sion came out. He thinks Sion just shouldn't have gotten himself killed in the first place.