Divinity Lore: Chaos, The Demon God 

You should try Warhammer 40k.

Possibly

Yes please

Yea

Yeah Chaos just seems to want all the power he can get by taking everything over, what the void wants is harder to figure out. The eternals that were cast out made a deal with a void to become voidwoken, and the eternals just want Rivellon back. So it's hard to say what the actual goal for the void is, because D:OS seems to imply it's the literal end the world, but the God King hardly wants that, and he seems to be the voids main servant.

@@MortismalGaming How did the Chaos Lord create demons? When the Malady asks to demonstrate abilities, you can give her a blessing and she will say that it hurts. Also, when you kill demons in the game, they usually creates cursed blood surface and they often use abilities that are used by the servants of the God King (like the Void teleport), and Adramahlihk uses a cursed fireball and a epiemic of fire (and this creates a cursed surface of fire). But at the same time they are hungry for the Source, when the demon appears from the Tyrant's Helmet, he says that he is very hungry and wants to take my Source. So how did he create them? With the help of the Source, how did the other 6 gods create their races? Or with the Void? Or maybe both of these forces? Also, when that demon is freed from the helmet, he says that he hoped he was summoned by the God King, so it seems that the demons can also become the servants of the God King.

@@warhammer40k57 Larian is vague about it, but it's mentioned that Chaos somehow corrupted the source power he got from the veil with the other gods, and made demons with it. I would assume that's why he wants more source from everywhere as he doesn't have the luxury of the recycled source through his race of demons. Though yes Demons seem to have agency just like other races and can make agreements and pacts with people and beings just like anyone else.

@@MortismalGaming Where is it mentioned? The old games didn't seem to say that the Seven created races from the power of the veil, and in Dos2 the Lord of Chaos is practically not mentioned.

@@warhammer40k57 a mix of the first couple divinity games, divine divinity, and beyond divinity primarily. The Original Sin series doesn't pay much attention to any of the chaos storyline, even the Black Ring is answering to the God King in Damian's absence.

Perhaps 🤔

@@MortismalGaming we will share stories of your wisdom

@@MortismalGaming will there be a Divinity 3 and when?

@@nayyarrashid4661 Larian is currently focusing on Baldur's Gate 3. I doubt they have the resources to make two AAA titles at the same time. Probably after BG 3, we may have Divinity 3.

I'd give it a solid maybe, I mean they've (Larian) released official time lines that include it, but with the success of DOS2 I think it's in the realm of possibility.

Heresy! It's Raan.

@@MortismalGaming I assumed that was the case, but in my head-canon, he's definitely always gonna be Ron, because it's just plain funny. Also, if you ever find the time, you should do a review on Serpent in the Staglands (indie CRPG from 2015). It slipped under alot of people's radars and I always thought it had a really cool setting and the pixel art is very cool. I'd love to hear what you think about it

Yeah, Fallen Heroes was supposed to bridge the gap between the events of DOS2 and Divinity 2 which happens about sixty years later.