Who is a Parent?

Neamean·9/26/2015, 4:28:41 AM·16 votes·2,070 views

Which champ is a parent?

The only one I can think of is Kassadin but his daughter is currently loss in the void.

Champion who are known to be parents or believe to be or possibly consider as parents Azir Elise RekSai Maokai Zyra Viktor Alistar Varus MasterYi Skarner Lissandra

Also should we have a champ who have a family and their story can be center around them protecting their family?

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Ebonmaw Dragon9/26/2015, 4:55:24 AM11 votes

Viktor father of Blitzcrank ... it counts?

ninjaIRL 9/26/2015, 2:34:30 PM9 votes

Alistar's whole family got obliterated by a bunch of Noxians. He went berserk, got captured and got used as a circus animal for a while in gladiatorial combat. He survived the same gladiatorial theatre as Xin Zhao did.

Sharjo9/26/2015, 8:30:32 AM7 votes

Azir was the father of two, soon to be three, but then...well...you know, obliteration and all that happened.

Malicious Metal9/26/2015, 2:15:14 PM7 votes

Do Mordekaiser's Children of the Grave count?

Twiggles9/26/2015, 5:28:11 AM5 votes

Elise Is kinda sorta a mother because of her spiderlings I guess... Maokai Is kind of a father if the saplings count, maybe... RekSai I'm pretty sure she's given birth to several members of her species (she is a Queen after all). Skarner If he's still defending his people under that Shuriman tomb, then he might very well have children hibernating down there.

I like the idea of a devoted family man/woman taking to the fields of justice though. I hope Riot does it at some point.

Athenes Lulu9/26/2015, 5:39:43 AM4 votes

Varus may have been a father before the Noxus invasion.

In the lore it only says "his family". It doesn't have to be parents or grandparents, but can be his own child(ren) as well.

EDIT: Read his judgment, he does have a son. Therefore justifies the line above.

GreenLore9/26/2015, 9:33:31 AM4 votes

Azir is definetly a father.His lore lets him see a vision of how his family(including his children) died.

Varus is also a father(unless that gets retconned)

MeowBen9/26/2015, 10:43:05 PM4 votes

I wantKatarina dad to be a champ.

Chespin20139/26/2015, 4:42:49 PM3 votes

Braum also counts without his mothers advice he wouldn't be the big strong protector that we know today

Peridition9/26/2015, 2:21:22 PM3 votes

Lissandra Kills and assumes the role of her heirs

Kassadin His daughter was captured by Malzahar for a sacrifice ritual (possibly retconned)

Gnar Hinted that he may have had a family prior to be attacked and frozen by the Watchers

59Crowken10/3/2015, 10:23:29 PM2 votes

doesn't Zac already pretty much count as a champion with a story centered around family?

Pæan9/27/2015, 1:26:49 AM2 votes

Shaco 's boxes are his children. I cry in all chat when they murder my child before it can surprise them :C

Dextix LT9/26/2015, 5:49:36 PM2 votes

Gnar

The father of all yordles.

Dreamspitter10/4/2015, 7:01:41 AM1 votes

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Which champ is a parent?

The only one I can think of is Kassadin but his daughter is currently loss in the void.

Champion who are known to be parents or believe to be or possibly consider as parents Azir Elise RekSai Maokai Zyra Viktor Alistar Varus MasterYi Skarner Lissandra

Also should we have a champ who have a family and their story can be center around them protecting their family?

Varus and Reksai ok but........who are these folks kids?

ViashinoWizard9/26/2015, 5:43:32 AM1 votes

A MISERABLE PILE OF SECRETS!

wait what are we talking about

Ralanr9/26/2015, 6:14:58 AM1 votes

Azir is a great, great, grand ancestor to Sivir.

It's something.

Ralanr9/26/2015, 3:08:44 PM1 votes

Champions do not seem to make good parents.

Carnage9/26/2015, 8:11:15 PM1 votes

Zyra she is a parent????5

Meep Man9/26/2015, 8:17:56 PM1 votes

Skarner ?

TyroneWatermelon9/29/2015, 2:36:58 AM1 votes

Taric Gems

DariusDemiurge9/26/2015, 4:52:07 AM1 votes

If I had my way Morgana would be a mother. ( ͡☉ ͜ʖ ͡☉) The problem with this is idea, as it is a timeless and classic thing it is also a real lazy way to try making a character appealing to our common nature.