Davoth’s fury led to Jekkad becoming dark and twisted, his anger turning it into Hell.
Unable to figure out how, Davoth then created The Father, who betrayed him, stealing his power and confining him to his own realm, Jekkad.
It’s a bit of a weird, somewhat unnecessary twist, in truth.Īfter he created all of reality, Davoth wanted all of his subjects and creations to become immortals. It’s basically God and the Devil flipped on its head. This contradicts an earlier revelation in which it’s revealed that The Father is the creator of everything and Davoth. you), and is basically the DOOM world’s God. So, who is The Dark Lord? What does he mean in his big twist? How does he look so similar to Doomguy? Here’s the story, ending and characters of DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods all explained.Īt the conclusion of DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods – Part Two, Davoth (the first Dark Lord of Hell) reveals that he is the creator of everything, including The Father and, by association, Doomguy (also known as The Slayer and Doom Slayer, i.e. This makes DOOM Eternal a much deeper game in terms of lore than its 2016 predecessor, though it suffers as making all the story points come together properly is clearly not the focus - it’s stabbing demons in the head. A bad guy will mention someone, something, or somewhere and then just kind of leave it up to you to figure out what they mean. It’s not that the storyline is bad, per se, just that it overcomplicates matters with a lot of background lore that you are left to figure out in codex and by reading between the lines. However, its storyline, particularly the ending to Part Two, needs some explaining. DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods is a fantastic expansion for one of 2020’s best games that brings faster, crazier combat, along with new enemies and weapons.
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