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The Dark Star lore

Rimidalv·3/2/2018, 4:37:33 AM·1 votes·3,126 views

I was looking at the new Jarvan skin and i thought, "Hm, why is Jarvan the next Corruptor?". So I clicked the link and lo and behold, this came up...

Beneath the corruption, a noble soul.

Behind the cataclysm, a hero’s will.

Beyond the splintered worlds, a gasping star.

Basing from this, I theorize that the Dark Star is not just a big scary star boi, it is in-fact, a corruption and infestation I believe that the Dark Star is a corruption in the universe, created when Aurelion was birthed, wanting to destroy everything. To do this, I believe that the Dark Star seeks out beings of great power, (Jarvan, Thresh, Kha'Zix) beings of great skill (Varus, Orianna) and beings of great use (Future skins). The Dark Star does have some lore but it is very small, going over the "Corruptors" and what Kha'Zix and Orianna are. I think that eventually, a Dark Star champion could be a great possibility.

Please do discuss this in the comments, I would love to see your thoughts

4 Comments

Toppien3/2/2018, 4:53:08 AM1 votes

i just want them to be the antagonisers of the star guardians...but i guess thats too much to ask, i mean with the last batch of star guardians they changed their lore a bit on a more serious tone, they are not all magic, friendship and good feelings, star guardians die to protect the universe, they are soldiers, you could picture the dark stars as the big bosses behind the waves after waves of green void creatures

Eternal7913/12/2018, 8:12:48 AM1 votes

My personal theory is that all the cosmic skin lines are linked as part of a multiverse. While each of the other skin lines primarily exist within one universe, Dark Star is an interdimensional threat; breaking its way into universe after universe, assimilating and destroying all held within. In my mind, the Dark Star itself is akin to the First Star of the Star Guardians, only this one never created more stars and eventually burned out, creating a Dark Star and scattering black holes across the multiverse.