fertstand.blogg.se - december 2022

Spirit of Vengeance: After dying, Kalista became a vengeful spirit that hunts down others that have betrayed their oaths.

This means they can become intangible and invisible, and teleport from one place to another.

Transitory State: Being ethereal beings, Wraiths can shift from the physical world and spiritual one at will.

These constructs mainly base themselves around how they looked in life.

Spiritual Construction: Wraiths can create solid constructs from spectral energy, such as bodies and physical objects.

She can only be banished and loose her material form for a while.

Immortality: Being already dead, Kalista can't die again.

In Kalista's case, she became an spirit of vengeance after being betrayed in life. The Black Mist consumes ones original personality, leaving only a specter consumed by negative emotions and obsessions.

Wraith: Kalista is one of the Shadow Isles's wraiths, created when the Ruination came to be.

But with each soul she absorbed, her humanity disappeared as she became a hive mind of vengeful souls who avenged the wronged across Runeterra. She became a spirit of vengeance, travelling all over Runeterra to appear before those who made pacts in her name, absorbing their souls to kill the ones whom had betrayed them. Kalista was one such wraith, who remembered nothing but her feelings of vengeance toward Hecarim as she died. Many of the people within the Isles at the time of the Ruination, both living and dead, were reborn as ghostly wraiths.

But thanks to Viego's failed attempt to revive his wife, the Blessed Isles' protective barrier was tainted by the magic of Viego's blade, causing a disaster which turned it into the ghostly realm now known as the Shadow Isles. Then, they began to raid the Blessed Isles, looting their treasures and killing all of the natives they could find. She refused and tried to get Hecarim to stand with her, but he and his knights killed her by driving their spears into her back, before killing her lover Ledros and all the Camavoran soldiers loyal to her. Viego ignored their warnings and ordered Kalista to kill them. However, the elders of the Blessed Isles refused to let the Camavorans pass, as they believed that death was final and to cheat it would break the natural order of the world. Hecarim then told Viego about the information she gave him, which led to the fleets of Camavor sailing to the capital of the Blessed Isles, Helia. In the dungeons, Kalista was visited by Hecarim, who manipulated her into revealing the location of the Blessed Isles all so he could reap glory for himself.

Viego, maddened by grief, saw Kalista as a traitor to the crown and got her imprisoned. But when she got back, Isolde had already succumbed to the poison. While most nations were unable to give her the results she wanted, she learned of the Blessed Isles and was able to get the Waters of Life that could cure even the direst of ailments. With the best medics and priests in Camavor unable to save her, a grief-stricken Viego sent Kalista, along with the captain of the Iron Order, Hecarim, to find a cure. When Viego was targeted by an assassin sent to kill him with a poisoned blade, Kalista deflected the blade in time but accidentally caused it to graze Isolde instead. Even when his power got to his head and he fell in love with Isolde before promoting her to queen, Kalista served him with utmost loyalty as the general of Camavor. Kalista and Viego were the same age and became friends for a long time, and eventually when the king fell in battle Viego took over his brother's throne.

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