I mean he is the protector of life and beauty. But Illaoi only wants the strong people with goals and desires to survive. And Kindred is pretty much death, who also despise those who cheat their "deserved" death. So would that imply that if Taric decides to protect someone who is destined to die, that his action counts as "cheating death" for Kindred and Illaoi? Real interested in what a situation like that could end.
I'd say that Illaoi would approve of Taric.
After all Taric did drive forward,he did climb the mountain and now he does what he wants to do,saving the life of others. By protecting others,Taric is following his desires;).
And kindred knows that everyone is going to die eventually.Not to mention that getting saved is likely not considered "cheating".
I don't think Tarics actions would end up in 'cheating death'. It's as if anyone else would save your life, you probably just weren't supposed to die there. The thing Kindred and Illaoi despise the most are the Shadow Isles, who have the unnatural tendency to not save your life, but to bring you back as an undead. The people still die, but instead of ending up in Nagakabouros cycle of life and death, they break the cycle, neither being truly dead, nor staying alive.
The Kindred probably don't hate Shyvana, even though her life was saved by Jarvan IV., but instead they hate Sion, who was brought back to live by necromancy and blood magic.
If taric is strong enough to prevent illaoi from killing someone, then she shouldn't have a problem with him since he does what he wants and is strong enough to keep doing what he wants, which is what she believes in.
if someone was destined to die, I doubt taric could save them anyway because it is destiny. If taric managed to save them, then it was not the destined time for them to die.
the cheating death that kindred hates is the undead kind like the shadow isles champ and amumu. I doubt taric would even consider trying to protect any undead champ with the possible exception of amumu because he's not doing harm intentionally, and even then just as before if he intervenes and is strong enough to stop kindred, then too damn bad for kindred.
Illaoi's opinions on other champions shouldn't matter because they don't include morale of average human judgement. Illaoi would approve what Xerath does just because he is going after his goal and he is in motion.
