So eventually, something weird happens and the Father just vanishes.
So while there's a built-in term limit for the Khan Makyr through the Transfiguration, the Khan has a lot of power-and they might not want to give that up. That person then leads the Makyrs until the next Khan is chosen, and in that time, the Makyrs are physically incapable of disobeying the Khan. It sounds like the Makyrs are actually individual people who create a big collective consciousness when they die, so the Transfiguration seems like it's some kind of reincarnation through that process.Įvery 10,000 years, the Makyrs choose and create a leader from their collective consciousness: the Khan. During this time, the Makyrs would undergo a process called the Transfiguration: though they were very long-lived, eventually, Makyrs would start to degrade, and the Transfiguration seems to be some sort of death and rebirth cycle. It's not super clear who or what the Father was, but its essence stayed in Urdak for a long time, becoming the center of Makyr society.
Long ago, the Makyrs were created, or otherwise encountered and were elevated by, an entity known as the Father. Urdak is so special that it actually exists outside of physical reality, making it almost impossible to get there if the Makyrs don't want you to. The big villain of Doom Eternal is the Khan Makyr, who represents a race of people from a planet called Urdak-they're essentially angels and the planet is basically techno-heaven. The Makyrsīefore we get to the story of the Doom Slayer and his homicidal crusade to kill all demons, we have to set up all the other characters who are a big part of Doom Eternal, but whom you've probably never heard of before. Doing so rewards you with some big revelations about the Doom story, but if you'd rather just get back to ripping and tearing, good news: we've run down the entire tale and all the lore for you right here. The trouble is, you need to do a lot of the work yourself to follow along, which includes finding a ton of lore collectibles scattered throughout the game. While you don't really need to pay attention to Doom Eternal's story to enjoy its intricate combat, there's also a pretty intricate tale being told if you're interested in hearing it. Now Playing: Doom Eternal Easter Eggs And References By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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