About Kaiser (Spoilers?)

[KrystalCroft]

Just sharing my thoughts: Is Kaiser and the Yellow King from F&H1 the same person and does that it mean that the ending "The prophecy" in F&H1 is actually a "Canon ending"? But the birth of the god of "Fear and Hunger" also happen, since you can use the symbol on the circle.

I mean, the serpent Kaiser have, the Asterisks he can summon. It is Le'garde, right? Or do I miss something?!

I mean the yellow dress is really a give-away hint, but I just want to hear your opinion about it. Maybe I'm totally wrong.

Thank you!

[Rho]

If you play has the yellow mage with the beheaded wizard, it confirms it.

[Platty Gems]

It seems like all regular endings are canon, and perhaps Enki's S ending, considering that skin bibles are written by him, besides the one where the PC becomes one of New Gods maybe. Nas'hrah is burned, so ending B seems to also be canon in some way.

[KrystalCroft]

Interesting, yeah, it really seem to be that way.

Originally posted by Rho:

If you play has the yellow mage with the beheaded wizard, it confirms it.

And no, I'm playing at the moment just Abella.

Originally posted by kugrond:

It seems like all regular endings are canon, and perhaps Enki's S ending, considering that skin bibles are written by him, besides the one where the PC becomes one of New Gods maybe. Nas'hrah is burned, so ending B seems to also be canon in some way.

Oh, never thought about that, too. Omg. 💕

[fix your posture]

all the endings are canon in some way or another

[Leofredo]

I dont know where I read it, probably in some book or scene on Termina but it's implied that when one ascends to godhood, one trascends time, like... You became a god idk on year 1452, well, u were god since always: past, present and future... So, various endings of the first game being canon it's not completely insane xD

[KrystalCroft]

Originally posted by Leofredo:

I dont know where I read it, probably in some book or scene on Termina but it's implied that when one ascends to godhood, one trascends time, like... You became a god idk on year 1452, well, u were god since always: past, present and future... So, various endings of the first game being canon it's not completely insane xD

Oh, that would be really interesting. Did you learn about it at F&H1? :O

[Walter]

Originally posted by Leofredo:

I dont know where I read it, probably in some book or scene on Termina but it's implied that when one ascends to godhood, one trascends time, like... You became a god idk on year 1452, well, u were god since always: past, present and future... So, various endings of the first game being canon it's not completely insane xD

From what I remember, that only applies to Old Gods. They are more conceptual in their nature and, as a concept, they have always existed. That book mocks the new gods and their pursuit of true godhood that will forever be outside their grasp

[Platty Gems]

Originally posted by Walter:

From what I remember, that only applies to Old Gods. They are more conceptual in their nature and, as a concept, they have always existed. That book mocks the new gods and their pursuit of true godhood that will forever be outside their grasp

That's not even true for the Old Gods. The Girl becomes Old God in the first game, while God Of Depths dies.

[Walter]

Originally posted by kugrond:

Originally posted by Walter:

From what I remember, that only applies to Old Gods. They are more conceptual in their nature and, as a concept, they have always existed. That book mocks the new gods and their pursuit of true godhood that will forever be outside their grasp

That's not even true for the Old Gods. The Girl becomes Old God in the first game, while God Of Depths dies.

Nah. The God of Depths is not dead in a mortal way. Skin bible of GoFH says that the God of Depths just changed forms, becoming a birthplace of a new Old God. IMO, God of Depths was subsumed into GoFH as a part of divine metomorphosis that the Girl went through.
Old Gods simply do not exist in a human timescape, while the beginning of their existence can be written down in history (All-Mer and GoFH both ushered ages to come and pass: Old Order and Cruel Age respectively). It's a very strange thing lorewise, but I took it at face value and consider Old Gods to be capable of ignoring linear flow of time.