Which do you think Pantheon should take notes from more: Leonidas or Kratos?

darkdill·Jan 30, 2016·1 votes·937 views

Pantheon needs his identity updated beyond just being a 300 ripoff. But should his identity as a Spartan be updated to take MORE after Leonidas? Or should he take a few notes from the Ghost of Sparta, Kratos?

Or should he take notes from a completely different source?

11 Comments

TzQGRUST39Jan 31, 20164 votes

I think he shouldn't revel in war. There is already a lot of overlap in the "angry, war hungry, warrior guy" department. I think it would be pretty cool to have a character who was raised from birth to be a perfect warrior and is really good at it, but doesn't find pleasure in it, at least not anymore.

101100111000Jan 31, 20163 votes

"MY PROFESSION... well, now that I think of it, I've ALWAYS wanted to be a baker."

"Yes, a baker."

Joke-turned-backstory incoming. Pantheon is secretly the greatest baker of Runeterra.

TzQGRUST39Jan 31, 20161 votes

Lol I didn't even think about that. His true passion is culinary arts, I would kiss any rioter if they actually did this.

Maple CrusaderJan 31, 20161 votes

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Lol I didn't even think about that. His true passion is culinary arts, I would kiss any rioter if they actually did this.

Next thing you know, Pantheon finally gets his baker skin.

FloRaider42Jan 30, 20162 votes

I think that both characters are too centered on bloodlust and wrath. Pantheon is called the Artisan of War and should have a more disciplined feel, in my opinion. Kinda like Athene or Mars summoner 31

darkdillJan 30, 20161 votes

But he could still take some notes from either one on how to be a brutal fighter.

FloRaider42Jan 30, 20161 votes

Yes sure. Both Athene and Mars are gods of war and thrive on it, but with so many characters that have a rage motive (Let's face it Tryndamere took Notes from Kratos) Pantheon could introduce a more precise form of battle, focusing more on the Art and skills needed to kill enemies quickly than being angry and smashing faces.

darkdillJan 30, 20161 votes

I think Tryndamere took more notes from Guts than Kratos.

FloRaider42Jan 30, 20161 votes

Fair point, but Kratos isn't much different (Guts actually uses more strategy than Kratos) and I wasn't speaking about fighting style, but main characteristics.

RalanrJan 31, 20162 votes

I'd like to seem him as less Sparta and more of his own thing. So I think he should drift away from those.

IabusemyminionsJan 30, 20161 votes

Kratos.

I don't think anybody should take notes for Leonidas: He was an incredible leader and diplomat who knew how to get around the rules, but his wife cheated on him for his life and even if that payed out I can imagine he'd be furious.

Actually maybe that makes him perfect, since he recognized sex is without any values at all and just a good, fun time, and nothing more, and if you can sell it for anything might as well, get real bitches