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Contents

  • Foreword
    • From Reinhard Pollice
  • A Deal with the Council
    • Riddle of Sorrows
    • Fury’s Pact
  • Unleash Fury
    • Intro to the Basics
    • Staying Alive
    • Souls and Leveling Up
    • Wrath and Havoc Meters
    • Controlling Fury
  • Weapons and Enhancements
    • About Advanced Abilities
    • The Many Forms of Scorn
    • Weapon Enhancements
    • Relics
    • Crafting Ingredients
  • Vulgrim’s Wares
    • Meet Vulgrim
    • Found Items
  • Forces of Chaos
    • Creatures of the Apocalypse
    • Swarm
    • Sycophants
    • Suffering
    • Insects
    • Minions
    • Skeletons
    • Lava Creatures
    • Undead
    • Angels
    • Fish
    • Legion
    • Other Creatures
  • Hunting the Deadly Sins
    • Envy
      • Path to Envy
      • Haven: Crater
    • Wrath
      • Path to Wrath
      • Haven: West End
      • Haven: Skyscraper
      • Haven: Crossroads
      • The Nether: Hatchling Cesspool
      • Nether: Splintered Station
    • Avarice
      • Path to Avarice
      • Hollows: Lord of the Hollows’ Chamber
      • Hollows: Blistering Bridge
      • Hollows: The Catacombs
      • Nether: Accessway
      • Nether: Atrium of Greed
    • Sloth
      • Path to Sloth
      • Nether: Splintered Station
      • Nether: Cistern and Tangled Grotto
    • Lust
      • Path to Lust
      • Haven: North End
      • Haven: South End
      • Bonelands: The Hulking Carcass
      • Bonelands: Festering Pool
      • Bonelands: Hangman’s Tree and Drowned Warehouse
      • Bonelands: Mangled Freeway And Cargo Ship
    • Gluttony
      • Path to Gluttony
      • Bonelands: Cargo Hold
      • Depths: Forgotten Lake
      • Depths: Eroded Pipeline
      • Depths: Sunken Tracks & Sewage Egress
    • Wrath (Revisited)
      • Path to Wrath
      • Depths: Eroded Pipeline
      • Scar: Gnarled Cliffs & Drilling Annex
      • Scar: The Lowlands
      • Scar: Dust Halls
      • Scar: Demon’s Peak
      • Scar: Refinery
    • Pride
      • Overview
      • Haven: South End
  • Atlas
    • About the Atlas
    • Haven
      • Haven – The Crater
      • Haven – Westend
      • Haven – Skyscraper
      • Haven – Crossroads
      • Haven - Southend
      • Haven - Northend
    • Scar
      • Scar - Gnarled Cliffs
      • Scar - The Lowlands
      • Scar - Dust Halls
      • Scar - Demons Peak
      • Scar - Refinery
    • Nether
      • Nether - Hatchling Cesspool
      • Nether - Splintered Station
      • Nether - Accessway
      • Nether - Atrium of Greed
      • Nether - Cistern and Grotto
    • Hollows
      • Hollows - Blistering Bridge
      • Hollows - Lord Hollows Chamber
      • Hollows - Catacombs
    • Bonelands
      • Bonelands - Hulking Carcass
      • Bonelands - Festering Pool
      • Bonelands - Drowned Warehouse
      • Bonelands - Cargo Ship
      • Bonelands - Cargo Hold
    • Depths
      • Depths - Forgotten Lake
      • Depths - Eroded Pipeline
      • Depths - Sunken Tracks and Sewage Egress
  • Achievements
    • Overview
    • Story Progress
    • Upgrades & Collectibles
    • Combat and More

Darksiders III Guide › A Deal with the Council

Riddle of Sorrows

Why did the Creator construct a universe teeming with imperfection, misery, and sin? Among the scholars of both Heaven and Hell, this query is known as “The Riddle of Sorrows.”

If sin is itself a part of the grand design, is not sin then, by definition, divine?

A question for the sages. One particularly restless bunch kept a robust relationship to the topic: the Nephilim. Spawn of Angels and Demons, warriors, relentless, unstoppable. Blood mad. Until they were betrayed by four of their own: War, Death, Fury, and Strife. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

Inconceivable power was bestowed upon the traitors by those sworn to maintain symmetry betwixt Order and Chaos: the Charred Council. Bear witness as the Council holds court to end the Nephilim war in the name of balance. This is the new pact.

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