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Some dialogues are different depending on if you are Kymon or Order aligned
There are also some small differences with minor NPCs
If you are sided with Kymon, you can also pay a visit to the Kymon HQ and see how they react to the 'revelation'
^and from a story point it's interesting to see the remaining's, non kovark chosen's, delusion and complete denial of things, really cementing their braindead fanatical cult
On the other hand, this DLC does add the Oathkeeper who can straight up summon Guardians of Empyrion, and the name also hints at the idea that it's a character who stayed true to Empyrion. There are also still Chosen left who follow their original mission and haven't joined up with Kymon in worshipping Korvaak.
Yep, they are bigots and i hate bigots)
But in Grim Dawn, contrary to Earth, gods are real with real power...
So, bigotry is at least understandable, especially if the god is helping fighting another evil god (real too with real power)
Empyrion doesn't show himself at all, which makes me think, its kinda weird in a way...
It is Ulzuin who was abused by Biymiel, not Empyrion ;D
The witch gods took power by luring him away from his guard job (it was Bysmiel part of the plan)
Empryrion is nowhere to be seen, perhaps as dead as Chton
There are clues it could be Korvaak brother
cheers for the reminder Ficelle