Wolf is the one to send them to the next plane. Because when you die from a volent death, it's wolfs job to do the reaping right? Lamb is peacefull passing and Wolf is violent passing. That's something to think about for the tiem being.
Ebonmaw Dragon5 votesNot at all, Lamb is not a "peaceful passing" and Wolf isn't a "violent passing", Lamb works when people accept their deaths and Wolf works when people try to flee from death and deny it.
If someone like Garen has an horrible and painfull death in the battlefield, Lamb would "send him to the next plane", because he doesnt fear an honorable death in the battlefield.
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Not at all, Lamb is not a "peaceful passing" and Wolf isn't a "violent passing", Lamb works when people accept their deaths and Wolf works when people try to flee from death and deny it.
If someone like Garen has an horrible and painfull death in the battlefield, Lamb would "send him to the next plane", because he doesnt fear an honorable death in the battlefield.
But I dont think someone would want to die from Jhin's hands, which mean he or she is about to escape from death. So, both her/his body and soul get drown in suffering and agony. Jhin gives big pain on their body and Wolf hunts their soul in a wild way. That's sad.
underscores2221 votesKindred is more like the grim reaper. They show up, and you know it's your time. You can either accept that (and get shot by Lamb) or try to get away (and get chased down by Wolf). It has nothing to do with the physical world, with how your body dies, or who killed your body.
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Not at all, Lamb is not a "peaceful passing" and Wolf isn't a "violent passing", Lamb works when people accept their deaths and Wolf works when people try to flee from death and deny it.
If someone like
Garenhas an horrible and painfull death in the battlefield, Lamb would "send him to the next plane", because he doesnt fear an honorable death in the battlefield.
To some, a death of old age is more painful than exploding plant seed bullets.
Though I feel like Garen isn't a good example. He likes to fight on the battlefield. But dying on the battlefield would probably feel like he failed DEMACIA.
It's more about 'feel good about what you died for' vs 'feel your life/death was in vain'.
Or ready/acceptant of it vs not ready/in denial. I think most non-League people would be a mix of the 2. Champions are usually pretty extremest type, so they'll be more likely to get a good 'clean' death of either exactly what they wanted to happen, or exactly what they were trying to prevent from happening.
Garen's 'lamb' would probably be closer to something like- Retired out of the military after leading Demacia to a golden age of peace and prosperity (read as: killing anyone/everyone who disagrees with the Demacian way of life), married, have several children, all 'good' Demacian trained lads/ladies faithfully following the Demacian way. Then die and have a big Demacian funeral that makes everyone all gooy and patriotic for ages to come.
Edit: Your violent but still 'lamb' deaths will probably be:
Ebonmaw Dragon1 votes
To some, a death of old age is more painful than exploding plant seed bullets.
Though I feel like Garen isn't a good example. He likes to fight on the battlefield. But dying on the battlefield would probably feel like he failed DEMACIA.
It's more about 'feel good about what you died for' vs 'feel your life/death was in vain'.
Or ready/acceptant of it vs not ready/in denial. I think most non-League people would be a mix of the 2. Champions are usually pretty extremest type, so they'll be more likely to get a good 'clean' death of either exactly what they wanted to happen, or exactly what they were trying to prevent from happening.
Garen's 'lamb' would probably be closer to something like- Retired out of the military after leading Demacia to a golden age of peace and prosperity (read as: killing anyone/everyone who disagrees with the Demacian way of life), married, have several children, all 'good' Demacian trained lads/ladies faithfully following the Demacian way. Then die and have a big Demacian funeral that makes everyone all gooy and patriotic for ages to come.
Edit: Your violent but still 'lamb' deaths will probably be:
Yeah you are right, at first i was going to say Olaf, but the problem with him is that he is an "special case", since he will have a pacefull death, even if he has been looking for a glorious death in the battlefield all his life.
Maximum Morde1 votesThen why does he always press Q and run away?
Teeana1 votes
- poisons you - It'll be over soon....
JayHog19921 votesAnd in the meantime, he tries not to feel guilt of the death in order to protect his kind.
The Last Ballad2 votesWhat do you mean "tries"? Teemo has no remorse. He can get a pentakill and say "Never underestimate the power of the scouts code" or "Captain Teemo on duty" in his smug, chipper voice.
JayHog19921 votesWrong, he does have remorse, he just chooses not to show... Because the enemy could see it as an act of weakness from Teemo and exploit it to kill him, his friends and his city.
Show weakness on the battlefield, and anyone and their mothers will make your life a living hell. Simple as that.
The Last Ballad2 votes"Despite his genuinely warm personality, something switches off inside Teemo's mind during combat so that the lives he must end while on patrol do not burden him." So yes, he would get a pentakill and crack a joke afterwards. Not to mention remorse means "deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed" so that would be one of the burdens Teemo "switches off" to avoid.
And then there is this gem. "Teemo rides a thin line between chipper compatriot and unrepentant killer, but there's no one else I'd rather have as a friend." ― Tristana. Even his best friend calls him an unrepentant killer.
In all his quotes there is but one that speaks of any kind of feeling other than happiness, and that is on a post-apocalyptic/long, brutal, drawn out war skin(omega teemo) So if he needs an horrific alternate reality skin in order to express feeling for what he has done(and for all we know it could've been referring to something like stealing a friend's dessert) I would say that shows a lack of remorse.
THE LORE HAS SPOKEN
JayHog19921 votes1st- If says that the lives it ends wouldn't burden him. That means that he's not gonna cry about it, but he's not gonna crack jokes about it either. He'd just be neutral about it.
2nd - He HAS to be a killer, he's a military captain. Either he kills to survive and protect his city or he dies. Being a killer is no different from being a soldier, he's trained to kill, just like any other military personel.
And finally, Omega Squad stuff doesn't count. Not only it's not canon, it doesn't fit Teemo in anyways. Hate that skin because of how freaking depressing it is. In my eyes, it doesn't exist, if I get it through hextech, would rather use it for orange essences than even let people see it in my inventory.
And yes, I know my lore and know how to make reason out of it, unlike most people who just think of him as a monster and don't try to see the reasoning behind his actions.
Gehco1 votesJhin is the mastermind of evil.
