Darksiders Trivia

1. Death can wield two types of weapon simultaneously. What is always designated as his primary weapon(s)?

From Quiz Death Rides

Answer: Dual scythes

Death can attack foes with his characteristic scythes, that sometimes combine to create one scythe during some attack combos and whilst on horseback. A secondary weapon can be equipped to Death, allowing for new attack combos and some added bonuses. Axes and maces are heavy hitters but attack slowly, leaving Death's defences open for foes to take advantage of. Gauntlets see Death get up close and personal with his foes and allow him to let off a flurry of deadly punches. What gauntlets lack in damage output, though, they make up for in attack speed. Other weapons can also be dropped by slain foes, found in chests, and obtained from merchants.

From Quiz Heaven and Hell on Earth

Answer: Chaoseater

Constantly using Chaoseater to defeat enemies allows it to 'gain experience' and become more powerful as each threshold is reached. Defeating enemies also adds to War's Chaos Form meter (hence the name), which in turn allows War to enter a temporary state of heightened power when the meter is at its maximum level.

From Quiz Death Rides

Answer: Gilt

Almost every enemy in the game has a chance of dropping gilt when killed, which Death can then collect and stockpile for use later. Scattered throughout the environment are Boatman Coins, which are used when purchasing items from Vulgrim, the demonic merchant who also assists War in 'Darksiders'. Completing quests rewards Death with experience and gilt, and selling weapons, armour and other items to merchants contributes to Death's gilt pool. Typically, skills obtained from trainers cost several thousand gilt each, so Death needs a decent sum if he wishes to truly master all his weapons.

From Quiz Death Rides

Answer: Eideard

In order for Death's quest to continue, he needs to reach the Tree of Life. Unfortunately for him, a spate of corruption blocks the way, but Eideard offers his assistance, provided Death can restore the Makers' Forge to its former glory. Once this task is complete, Death needs to awaken a Guardian to get rid of the corruption around the Tree of Life, but a battle ensues with the corrupted Guardian (giving off a very 'Shadow of the Colossus' vibe) and Death must destroy it and the corrupted heartstones which power it. Eideard uses the last of his power to reawaken the now-purified Guardian and finally clear the way to the Tree of Life.

From Quiz Death Rides

Answer: Tree of Life and Death

In the Forge Lands and Lostlight, for instance, it is the Tree of Life, while in the Kingdom of the Dead and Shadow's Edge, it takes on the title of Tree of Death. Ultimately, though, the tree, regardless of which realm Death is in, performs the same function: allowing Death to traverse the various realms within the universe. Only Earth, the Kingdom of Man, does not contain a version of the Tree, since it was decreed by the Charred Council to be inaccessible.

From Quiz Heaven and Hell on Earth

Answer: Twilight Cathedral

The Twilight Cathedral is the first dungeon of the game, and houses Tiamat, the first of the Chosen, the powerful disciples of the Destroyer. Using a combination of long-range fireball shooting, powerful swinging claws and deadly shockwaves, she can prove to be a tough challenge. The key to defeating her, like many other enemies, is timing. War must utilise his Crossblade to detonate bombs and bring Tiamat down into the arena, and then repel her swift ram attacks before getting in a few strikes with Chaoseater.

From Quiz Death Rides

Answer: Soul Arbiter's Maze

On his travels, Death may come across clues indicating the paths he should take on certain levels of the Soul Arbiter's Maze. On their own, they may seem rather useless, but once Death enters the maze, they become invaluable. There is only one correct path for each level of the maze, and Death will face wave after wave of enemies until he finds the right route. After ten increasingly difficult levels, Death squares up against the Soul Arbiter himself, one of the Lord of Bones' most powerful and persistent rivals. A very heavy hitter, the Soul Arbiter's attacks are best evaded with efficient strafing and dodging. After what can be a rather long and harrowing fight, Death is rewarded with a set of Executioner's Hooks (a quick-hitting melee weapon) and a Crown of the Dead talisman (which increases the amount of gilt that Death finds by 50%).

From Quiz Heaven and Hell on Earth

Answer: Samael

Samael resides in the Scalding Gallows, and requires four hearts of the Chosen to open the path to the Black Throne, where the Destroyer waits. War frees him from his prison, and in return, Samael grants War some special abilities, including Shadowflight (allowing War to glide for a few seconds after jumping) and the Chronomancer ability (which allows War to slow down time temporarily whilst he remains at normal speed). Though there are five Chosen, Samael only needs four, since the fifth of the Chosen resides in the Black Throne itself and, in essence, doesn't have a heart.

From Quiz Death Rides

Answer: Lostlight

Here in Lostlight, Death seeks out the Archon in the Crystal Spire. In order to retrieve the Angel Key, one of two keys needed to open the Well of Souls, Death is given a series of taxing tasks. First, because the key is located in the corruption-infested Ivory Citadel, the Archon needs the Rod of Arafel, an ancient artefact, to clear the corruption and open the way to the citadel. Unfortunately, the rod is in pieces, and scattered across Earth. Death makes his way to Earth, retrieves the pieces, reforms the Rod of Arafel, and returns to the Archon. Once the Ivory Citadel is accessible, Death ventures inside to find the Scribe and the Angel Key. But, after conquering the dungeon and coming face to face with the Scribe, Death discovers that the Archon has the key after all and that he was the cause of all the corruption in Lostlight. A battle ensues and Death ultimately prevails, slaying the Archon and retrieving the Angel Key.

From Quiz Heaven and Hell on Earth

Answer: Voidwalker

The Voidwalker is a rather unique piece of equipment. It allows War to create a set of two portals which he can use to access normally unreachable areas. The Voidwalker can only place portals on special red-orange circular surfaces. Charging up the Voidwalker before placing a portal creates a portal with the ability to propel War out of it at high speed. Similarities have been drawn between the Voidwalker and the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device from the 'Portal' series of games, though, of course, there are differences too, such as the ability to shoot a high-velocity portal as mentioned before, and also to shoot portal through a portal.

From Quiz Death Rides

Answer: Control the three Lords of the Dead Court

Interdiction is really only used when Death is seeking out the three Lords of the Dead Court and bringing them to the Lord of Bones. The Interdiction ability can only be used when Death is standing upon an Interdiction Stone, where he can call forth a Lord of the Dead Court to aid him in taking down enemies or solving puzzles, the latter being mandatory in certain areas. Once Death has reunited the Dead Court, he receives an ability of his own called the Soul Splitter. It essentially renders Interdiction useless, since Death can now split himself into two separate, moveable entities to solve puzzles that would otherwise be impossible to overcome with just one version of Death.

From Quiz Heaven and Hell on Earth

Answer: The Ashlands

After fighting through hordes of demons, War will find himself in a large arena facing off against a demon rider who rides on War's horse, Ruin. Once the rider is finally defeated, War and Ruin are reunited, and he is then able to summon his horse at will, allowing him to outrun the deadly Ashworms who roam the sands of the Ashlands. Ruin is so invaluable that he is necessary during the fight against the Stygian, and part of the final fight against the Destroyer.

From Quiz Death Rides

Answer: Possessed

With the new loot system of 'Darksiders II' comes the ability to create extraordinary weapons from weapons. These special possessed weapons can be fed other weapons in order to increase their effectiveness in combat. As weapons are sacrificed, the possessed weapon gains a sort of experience. As they 'level up', you are given the option of choosing a new upgrade for the weapon, be it more shock damage or increased critical hit chance, or more experience gain (for Death) per kill. The statistics of the sacrificed weapons also affect those of the possessed, such that feeding a weapon with at least one of the same statistics as the possessed weapon will result in a much higher increase of that statistic. It might sound complicated, but it's an easy and surprisingly effective way of customising a weapon to your own personal preference.

From Quiz Heaven and Hell on Earth

Answer: Wicked K

War can only encounter Wicked K four times during the game: outside the Twilight Cathedral, near Anvil's Ford, in the Choking Grounds, and in a pipe in the Drowned Pass. Wicked K is unlike the other Wicked creatures War encounters, due to his polite demeanour and the fact that he wears a top hat and carries a cane. He is not to be underestimated, however; he packs a considerable punch and can block many of War's attacks. When he is defeated, he gives War a considerable amount of souls and disappears. The character of Wicked K was a last minute addition to the game by the developers as a sort of company in-joke.

From Quiz Heaven and Hell on Earth

Answer: Uriel

The first time that War and Uriel face off against each other is after he and Ulthane compete to see who can bring down the most angels, near Anvil's Ford. The second time is when War is searching for pieces of the Armageddon Blade and he arrives at the Dry Road. Both War and Uriel enter into the Nex Sacramentum, or Death Oath, meaning that one of them must die at the hands of the other. The oath is fulfilled at the climax of the game, after Abaddon's defeat, when Uriel kills War but causes him to be resurrected by breaking the Seventh Seal.

From Quiz Death Rides

Answer: Harbinger and Necromancer

Wrath is a form of energy that Death can tap into to unleash some powerful abilities. These abilities are unlocked by investing skill points into Death's skill trees. The Harbinger tree is focused around improving his overall damage on the battlefield, while the Necromancer tree is based around protection and calling forth minions to do Death's bidding. Death's wrath reserves are finite, though, so he can't spend the whole time using these abilities. Wrath can be replenished by killing enemies and having special wrath-related upgrades on his equipment, which might slowly regenerate wrath or provide wrath on critical hits.

From Quiz Heaven and Hell on Earth

Answer: Eden

Azrael uses his power as an Archangel to transport himself and War to Eden, where the fabled Tree of Knowledge resides. It is here that War discovers the truth about the Destroyer and the mythical Armageddon Blade, and also where he dons the Mask of Shadows and fights his Shadow self (paying possible homage to Dark Link from 'The Legend of Zelda' series, upon which 'Darksiders' draws much of its inspiration).

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