How can I say no to such an auspicious offer?
Amara agreeing to Jayce's deal, Everybody Wants to Be My Enemy
Amara was an influential merchant in Piltover.
History[]
In exchange for Amara's "generous" donations to the Academy, several Council members helped ensure that her trading business was extended certain leniencies at the borders. Thus, she was one of several people affected when the newly appointed Councilor Jayce Talis, in his desire to ensure the safety and protection of the Hexgates and prevent corruption from affecting this, ordered the enforcers to more strictly inspect all merchandise that went through the gates.
For this, Amara conferred with Council Bolbok about their possible action or other possible arrangements. With a target now on Jayce's back and several powerful enemies, Councilor Medarda advised Jayce to stand down and make his own deals with them. Jayce agreed and, when Amara showed reluctance, told her that she would be investing in his Hextech research and thus access to new developments as they became available. Amara eagerly accepted.[1]
Amara asks Ambessa Medarda for a private hearing, where she then reveals she is a part of the Black Rose. She uses her magic to restrain the other woman along with her guard, and attempts to kill the two. Ambessa breaks out of her hold, and stabs Amara to death.
Characteristics[]
Personality[]
Amara is a cunning and persuasive lady. She uses her talents to try and persuade others into doing things to benefit herself.
Appearance[]
Amara is a fair-skinned elderly woman with white hair held up in a bun, red eyes, thin eyebrows, and angular nose. She has a purple dot of make-up in the center of her forehead. She has numerous golden earrings, purple lipstick, mascara, and purple eyeshadow. Amara wears purple and golden robes.
Abilities[]
- Arcane powers: Amara has Arcane powers from being a part of the Black Rose, which consists of red space-like tendrils she can use to her liking.
Trivia[]
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References[]
Appearances[]
Season One appearances: 2/9 | ||
"Welcome to the Playground": Absent |
"Some Mysteries Are Better Left Unsolved": Absent |
"The Base Violence Necessary for Change": Absent |
"Happy Progress Day!": Appears |
"Everybody Wants to Be My Enemy": Appears |
"When These Walls Come Tumbling Down": Absent |
"The Boy Savior": Absent |
"Oil and Water": Absent |
"The Monster You Created": Absent |
Season Two appearances: 1/9 | ||
"Heavy Is the Crown": Absent |
"Watch It All Burn": Absent |
"Finally Got the Name Right": Appears |
"Paint The Town Blue": Absent |
"Blisters And Bedrock": Absent |
"The Message Hidden Within The Pattern": Absent |
"Pretend Like It's the First Time": Absent |
"Killing Is a Cycle": Absent |
"The Dirt Under Your Nails": Absent |
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