Adyr and the Rhogar Explained | Lords of the Fallen Lore

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• WE

  @Westover_Workroom · 2 years ago

  Honey, cancel the dinner reservations. He posted again

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• FE

  @FentaFiend90 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Adyr created the Rhogar and realm to combat his enemies. And "the lightreaper" is an experiment where he mixed power from the putrid mother to make it able to find the lampbearer. He never trusted lightreaper. That says a lot. Where we see him is not the Rhogar realm, it is his prison.

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• CL

  @CLate108 · 2 years ago

  the lore of this game is great, i really hope we get more content in a new game or dlc.

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• CE

  @Cekseiro · 2 years ago

  I find it really, genuinely hilarious how the game just <b>assumes</b> you&apos;re an Orien worshipper while giving &quot;literally a worshiper of the other guy&quot; as an option. It makes for a pretty awkward first meeting with.. Well honestly with almost everyone in the early game, because an uncomfortably high amount of them conversations boil down to, &quot;hey obvious cultist dressed in ritual cloak and mask, help us imprison your god,&quot; or &quot;hey, obvious cultist dressed in ritual cloak and mask, I&apos;ll bet you ate the clerics&apos; lies hook, line, and sinker!&quot;

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• KA

  @Kalenz1234 · 1 year ago

  Adyr&apos;s strongest ability is to prevent lamp bearers from using maps.

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• FR

  @fraustpunk · 2 years ago

  None of the gods are ideal to serve. But Adyr is the only one that rewards you. The other two just kill you. And then ravage the planet.

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• SA

  @SaintKentine · 2 years ago

  You&apos;re telling me a deer is responsible for all of this???

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• RE

  @ReineOktabahr · 2 years ago

  Finally got to the video - huge thanks! Was it the last one for lotf? <br>Also, probably it was already mentioned, but fun fact that Adyr&apos;s ending is the only one, where lampbearer stays alive. Love this version where Adyr is not just a bad guy.

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• FE

  @FentaFiend90 · 2 years ago

  Adyr is misunderstood even when you think you finally get him. He is not &quot;evil&quot; he is humanitys shephard, he only made Rhogar to combat a dangerous sect trying to overthrow him. His speech while fighting him seems sincere, especially since he says them when you&apos;ve won. No need to lie. He knew he was done for.

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• TD

  @TD-ug4mg · 2 years ago

  I am one of the relative few that genuinely liked the original game and I am glad the setting is getting some fresh love. I just wish we had a world closer to the first game where there is a war being fought against the rhogarr and that you can encounter some of the battles.

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• ME

  @MendaciousCat · 1 year ago

  Adyr says look at all the suffering humanity has created while ruling itself, conveniently ignoring how his corruption has been a large factor in that

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• TH

  @TheCorrodedMan · 2 years ago (edited)

  I, personally, don’t see Adyr as an evil entity. He’s just what he says; a shepherd that meant well, but couldn’t account for everything. He wanted to protect humanity, defend it from its own nature as well as outside threats, but what was his reward for such fatherly concern? <br><br>Pain. <br><br>Nothing but pain, and a legacy as a tyrant that only wanted power over all that lived, when the truth was that he couldn’t have gave <i>any less</i> of a shit about his primacy, only that his children were safe. He tells us all this himself right after we begin the fight with him: he knows he’s lost, he knows he’s about to suffer the final death, and so what he’s saying isn’t a desperate lie woven under duress. It’s the truth, as <i>he</i> sees it. He knows he’s beaten, so why lie? Why try to mislead when the truth is so much easier to express, and furthermore, appropriate? <br><br>Simple: he’s not. He was betrayed by the very children he loved, beaten into submission and tortured for centuries for his concern for their well being. And the Rhogar? They weren’t even a constant during his rule; they were made <i>after</i> the rebellion began, as a shield for his followers who were being cut down without restraint or hesitation. Those “demons” everyone fears weren’t made to oppress, but to <i>protect,</i> which should tell you everything you need to know about them and their father. <br><br>In short; humanity’s fate is its <i>own damned fault.</i> They betrayed their maker, now they’re just getting what they deserve for it

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