Stellaris Paragons

by MartyrFan

Paragons: Leaders from any species that are Renowned or Legendary as exemplars of their ethic; they are driving forces within the civilization they serve, their skills and talents leading it forward. A collection of oneshots featuring characters from my favorite fandoms as Renowned or Legendary Paragons in Stellaris. Feel free to suggest new ones if you like.

5. Caitlyn Kiramman (Arcane)

When I started Stellaris Paragons, I figured that most of my characters are going to be either Generals or Scientists - it's a bit of a challenge to find characters who would make good Governors or Admirals, both of which are jobs that aren't as well-represented in fiction as generals or scientists. That's probably going to be true, but inspiraiton can strike anyway.

For those who know the lore of "League of Legends", Caitlyn Kiramman's fight to keep Piltover and the undercity, the latter destined to become "Zaun", will ultimately be futile in the world of "Arcane". The world of "Runeterra" is a very diverse planet, one that would be very interesting to find in Stellaris. If things were to go really south for Piltover, Caitlyn and her loved ones could find a new home somewhere in the stars...

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Renowned Paragon: Caityln Kiramman

Class: Governor

Veteran Class: Visionary (Caitlyn is an idealist and has a vision for the future)

Destiny Trait: Galvanizer (Caitlyn is a very goal-oriented person, and she has a way of bringing others onboard)

Positive Traits: Righteous (Caitlyn has always had a strong sense of justice, before, during, and after her tenure as Sheriff of Piltover), Reformer (Caitlyn tried to heal the rifts between Piltover and Zaun, and has vowed to never stop trying elsewhere)

Negative Trait: Lavish Lifestyle (Caitlyn was born into luxury and enjoys the finer things of life)

Ethic: Egalitarian (Caitlyn wishes to see equality amongst all, no matter where they started in life)

Age: 40

Summary: The child of a councilor from a newly discovered pre-FTL planet, she was forced to watch as the society she grew up in was up-ended due to inequality, strife, and corruption. Despite failing to prevent the splintering of her city, she has never given up her fight, and has taken it far beyond the boundaries of her homeworld.

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I think that Caitlyn would find it ironic that she would wind up getting the same job as her mother, just on a much bigger scale (and I think she'd do a better job at it than the Councilors of Piltover). Thoughts?