Change Kindred's name to Lamb
Ya'll know why. [slayer-pantheon-popcorn]
Everything about Kindred revolves around Lamb. Even the ultimate is called Lamb's Respite.
Heck, many people refer to Kindred as ''her''.
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A better alternative would be to rework Kindred so that Wolf and Lamb are equally represented in their kit and visual design. I don't see that happening anytime soon since they are relatively "new" and there are other champs who need VGUs more desperately. Maybe something along the lines of Aatrox's gameplay rework with a few model tweaks would be appropriate, but even then, Aatrox is 5 years old and Kindred is only 3 years old.
Fun fact, we almost, ALMOST named them "Kindred, the Lamb and the Wolf" instead of "Kindred, the Eternal Hunters"
Even the ultimate is called Lamb's Respite
And the W is called "Wolfs frenzy",while the passive and E use both characters.
I remember when Quinn was called Quinn & Valor to try and reinforce the whole multi champion thing. One of these days they'll make a multi character champion work.
I was talking about this with a couple of friends, we agreed that it felt like 90% of Kindred was Lamb. It's like Wolf is simply W. That's it. It doesn't feel like Wolf is doing anything else.
they should make us swich between lamb and wolf, you get melee skills as wolf and lamb follows you offering light ranged support
*Y'all.
I would dislike it if they reworked the champion kit. It's a well done kit, however it's been watered down. I pretty much play nothing but 
(and Swain, but I suck at him....I envy his coat D: ). If Riot changed up their kit I would be very upset, though I do wish they'd go back to % HP passive.
I agree due to the other examples like Kled and Quinn but Lamb just isn't a good name
Believe it or not lore and gameplay dont have to line up 100%
Kindred main since she, ya she, hit the beta. I refer to kindred as she because in game you do play as lamb. Does it bother me that her lore and gameplay isnt 100% synced. No because why would I? Such a petty ass thing to get worked up over.