If Champions In The Game Can Be Dead in Lore, Does That Mean Kusho Could One Day Be a Champion?

Meep Man·7/17/2018, 7:43:02 AM·2 votes·2,128 views

For the record, Kusho is Shen's father. He was the previous leader of the Kinkou Order until Zed murdered him. After all, this is League of Legends. Legends don't have to be alive.

24 Comments

ModKnightsKemplar7/17/2018, 7:57:04 PM2 votes

Which champ is currently dead in lore? Where did that assumption come from?

calibergunsaint7/17/2018, 9:31:15 AM1 votes

We could have him, but since we already have so many undead champions, plus a lot of champions with family relationships, do you really want another one? Although it would be pretty cool to see him, it just seems a bit too much to involve his ghost/ his undead form inside the current story of Shen, Zed, Akali and Jhin.

Warlord Rhinark7/17/2018, 10:11:15 AM1 votes

I'm afraid he'd be too similar to Shen.

Ebonmaw Dragon7/18/2018, 7:22:59 AM1 votes

Not really, Champions in the game can die does not mean that dead people can become champions.

As Greenlore pointed out: All champs are living in the same timeline.

Sure, they can die and keep being champions in the game, but before dying they had to be champions that were alive in the same timeline first.

Hyquiem7/18/2018, 7:25:20 AM1 votes

Except kusho. Taught zed something,.. the scale of balance while Shen being the peace, zed had to be the chaos it was the only way there would be balance kusho took his death since there could not be more peace then chaos

TheGreatRasputin7/18/2018, 7:39:08 PM1 votes

Master Kusho would probably have the exact same kit as Shen.