why death kill his kin ?

[UnderWorldPapi]

??

[Crit]

Because they were warmongers, they enjoyed the chaos of war, and wanted Eden for themselves when it was supposed to go to humans. He either killed the Nephilim, or doomed humanity.

[UnderWorldPapi]

Originally posted by Sosthur:

Because they were warmongers, they enjoyed the chaos of war, and wanted Eden for themselves when it was supposed to go to humans. He either killed the Nephilim, or doomed humanity.

but why would death care about humanity ? , you would think he would side with his kin .

[Shmoogy]

something about mainting balance also

[UnderWorldPapi]

Originally posted by The Dark Lord:

Death and his brothers and sister grew tired of the slaughter Absalom caused. And it would've broken the Balance, which in turn would've sent the Charred Council's wrath upon them. In the end they pledged their loyalty to the Council for great powers (and possibly to be spared from the Council's wrath which would've meant their end).

Death doesn't mention if he cares about Humanity one way or the other, but he does regret killing his kin. It's pretty much in the dialogue and his unwillingness to destroy the amulet that houses the souls of the fallen Nephilim.

ok thanks

[David / Waveshaper]

Because you f.cki.g ask spoiler s.it in middle of the god d.mn main page while you touch yourself, that's why.

[Herr Glaube]

You learn this right at the start of the game. Not much of a spoiler.