@riot please give ahri a new VO...

Luxxum··2 votes·1,403 views

And make it similar to this:

http://zuqling.deviantart.com/art/LoL-strip-What-in-carnation-490600829

It makes so much sense with her lore, as Jareden has said she is still animalistic, and would get away from the "seductress" personal they gave her, which doesn't match her lore at all. (It matches the first part of her lore, where she instinctually used her looks to get people to go where she could kill them and steal their essences, but as she became human she stopped doing it, and has severe guilt about it, if Jareden is correct).

What do you think?

6 Comments

Staraptor2 votes

I don't know about this kind of dialogue exactly, but I agree that she needs a better VO that doesn't contradict her current lore. I like the idea of giving off a bit more animalistic feel, since the only thing to suggest she's not fully human is her looks.

Luxxum1 votes

Certainly, I just mean in a general sense.

Chromatic Eagle2 votes

I don't think they said they were moving away from her seductress role, but I could be wrong. What I think they might do is expand on her role so that she's not defined purely by it. Tahm Kench makes references to her past behavior.

UomoAfide1 votes

While i absolutely love this more playful representation of Ahri (And Zuqling artworks as well), i still cannot seem to accept it exactly like the in-game one. It seems rather... different. Not that it is something bad, i just can't seem to feel it like the way Ahri should be, that's all.

TurquoiseYoshi1 votes

Ahri is technically still a seductress, but of the men (and women and animals) of the League. Since they are all immortal in game, it's fine that she kills them.

At least, that's how I read her lore.

Luxxum1 votes

Idk, in the lore, it says she still wants the summoners to find a way for her to become human without killing people, even though she has free reign on the foj, so I would assume she isn't ok with killing, even in such a way. Also, her quote is "mercy Is a human luxury, and a human responcibility", what is merciful about intentionally emotionally manipulating people?

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