I myself liked the inconclusive story, because any shoehorned canon ending just wouldn't fit with the deeply psychological theme of the story. In Ending A, can the humanity truly destroy the High Ones? You have to answer that question on your own, based on how much you believe in humanity. The devs ...

My theory is that the Cycle doesn't begin with a natural, millenia spanning evolution, but rather some supernatural creation. After all, if the middle part of the Cycle (the rise and fall of the false gods) can be controlled by a supernatural entity (Sarantha, or Fate) and the ending part (the Clean...

If I remember correctly, the key is on a corpse (a container, not a dead attacker) somewhere by the main building.

I used this link right now and it downloaded the launcher.

http://launcheren.enderal.com/

Life born out of consciousness, instead of the usual consciousness born out of life? I like that. I also honestly have absolutely no idea. I am certain that if they reproduce by the Cleansing, that the first Cleansing must have happened before their creation (the egg predates the chicken in this cas...

Thanks for the insight into the German forum. I wish my level of German was anywhere close to adequate to read (or even participate) there. Guilt certainly is a major motivator of the Prophet (from the daddy dreams to Noxia to that little boy whose name I keep forgetting who tries to guilt trip the ...

I'm not sure if it's more impressive. It's definitely larger, yes, but some of the areas (especially Southrealm) seem to suffer from that. But still impressive, that's certain. Though, I have to admit, I tried to play it again a few weeks ago to prepare for Enderal and I just couldn't get used to th...

Starfall. We know, at least from what we've been told, is that in each cycle a civilization rises, then collapses causing Chaos and gives place for the Immortal Magisters to take the reigns of power. How can the High ones make sure that this first civilization collapses? I don't think the High Ones...

I'm no expert on psychoanalysis and Jung either, but I'd say that that refers to the main story, i.e. the personal development of the Prophet. While all the remarks in this thread mostly refer to the setting and the back-story of Enderal.