New Urgot now represents death better than Kindred

RlP K0BE·7/13/2017, 7:02:37 PM·2 votes·861 views

After seeing the new Urgot I thought about how cool and scary he looked. Now when I picture Kindred they seem more like mythical creatures than gods of death.

Then there is the whole duo champ problem. Kindred was the first "2 entities in one" champion so it makes sense that they aren't as polished as newer champs like Kayn or maybe even the Rakan/Xayah duo but most can agree that Kindred consists of 90% Lamb and 10% wolf. If Kindred ever get a VGU or anything I would still like them to be separate beings as I enjoy the dialogue between them very much.

7 Comments

Ralanr7/13/2017, 7:17:28 PM6 votes

So...why does Urgot represent death better?

Eternal7917/13/2017, 7:30:34 PM6 votes

Urgot more represents chaos and suffering imo.

Tormentula7/13/2017, 7:48:33 PM5 votes

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Kindred was the first "2 entities in one" champion

Quinn Sejuani Nunu

I'm sorry, I understand that riot's character uniqueness was the concept of "two in one" but on paper that has failed in the gameplay and character regard. Wolf and lamb are the only sentient duo?

Ebonmaw Dragon7/14/2017, 4:27:14 AM4 votes

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Now when I picture Kindred they seem more like mythical creatures than gods of death.

Well.... we could say that gods of death ARE mythical creatures.

The Leo Cat7/14/2017, 6:14:41 PM1 votes

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After seeing the new Urgot I thought about how cool and scary he looked. Now when I picture Kindred they seem more like mythical creatures than gods of death.

Then there is the whole duo champ problem. Kindred was the first "2 entities in one" champion so it makes sense that they aren't as polished as newer champs like Kayn or maybe even the Rakan/Xayah duo but most can agree that Kindred consists of 90% Lamb and 10% wolf. If Kindred ever get a VGU or anything I would still like them to be separate beings as I enjoy the dialogue between them very much.

Well... the blog post showing the new champion selection pool only has a portrait of Wolf, and not lamb. So he's getting his moment in the spot light.