My Conspiracy's about Kalista (Lore-wise)

CanuckIeHead··6 votes·1,593 views

Based on my limited knowledge of the League Lore I believe that Kalista may be the Ruined King's daughter. If I'm not mistaken the fall of the Shadow Isles was initiated by death of the princess by the hand of Mordekaiser (an act of Betrayal as he was the King's right hand). If this is true then the princesses spectre would most definitely be after vengeance and would explain the Red post in the Q&A about how she was there when all the problems in the Shadow Isles began.

Again this is all just my ramblings, what are your thoughts community? Also I apologize if I got something completely wrong and please correct me if I did.

10 Comments

Narasimha3 votes

The only problem is we know what caused the direct fall of the shadows isles, the Ruined King's failed attempt at manipulating life and death. Also, she'd have an in-game reaction to Mordekaiser, and currently there is none.

ArcticSirius4 votes

Don't forget, Hecarim is the one with the shrouded page

LANWhale1 votes

That really doesn't tell us much about Kalista to be honest. Remember she can be hired to hunt those who have betrayed another, which means that Kalista is paid to kill Hecarim rather than her trying to kill him for her own reason. But then comes the question...Who wants Hecarim died? Mordekaiser maybe?

ArcticSirius1 votes

Quite possibly. Mordekaiser does seem to have his own agenda (but so do some other Shadow Isle residents) unlike Hecarim. Could be that in life, one betrayed the other and brought about the change that made them into what they are now with orders of the Ruined King.

The Storm Dragon2 votes

Makes sense. I like it.

Terra Booma1 votes

I think that'd be pretty neat, I was thinking she was more his captain of the guard but your theory makes more sense

CanuckIeHead1 votes

Yeah its completely possible she is a less important person, at first everyone assumed Hecarim was the Ruined King himself, but Riot told us otherwise. I just want to assume everyone is super important cause it's more fun that way.

GreenLore1 votes

Doubt it. Mordekaiser wasn't marked as a betrayer,instead it was Hecarim who was marked. However if one of the 2 was the person who killed Kalista,then I'd suppose she'd had some kind of ingame-interaction with them,but she hasn't any.

Also we don't know why the king suddenly got the great idea to break the wall between life and death,we only know that he did it,but not why,it might have been to revive a fallen loved one,or for eternal life or simply for power

I could imagine kalista actually trying to stop the king,but then one of her comrades betrayed her and stabbed her in the back.

TurtleTheFast1 votes

sounds good, but a betrayal would not likely get you stuck with multiple spears, it would be clean and fast, unless she was confronting him and they fought it out, maybe she was the betrayer...

Chromatic Eagle1 votes

I'd say it's Hecarim. She seems to have been killed by a spear, and I think her lore implies it was a group of people who killed her. Hecarim is supposed to be some sort of leader.

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