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It would be a feat for him (not saying it would scale).I mean...
that’s really vague and wouldn’t scale to anyone considering he is limited to fighting with his head stuck into the wall.
It implies at the very least two miles (likely far more). No upper limit is said but there is a lower limit.untold miles doesn’t mean anything. Literally no exact measurement is even given.
Devastate can mean a whole lot of things,so it’s pretty difficult to determine the level of destruction without visual feats.
@Oliver_de_jesus Nah I don't think he died, rather he was sealed away and is now hibernating again till Hell tries to bring screw over everything again because the ending invokes the beginning of DOOM 2016
He can easily create demon completely out of thin air with argent energy. So that's down. And easily shifts space by punching the ground.Maybe. We need to prove that the Dark Lord's creation scales to his physicals.
Actually... Davoth was the original. The Father even confirms such. But it seems to me like the Codexs are still accurate, just that like, all of it happens AFTER The Father "ascended" and Davoth fell.Davoth doesn't come before The Father. The Father literally created all of DOOM's cosmology. Davoth was created by The Father and is a Primeval (or Ancient God, if you will)
Davoth was the true creator and the true Father unlike what Maykr history says; this is the reason why Hell connects to all other dimensions. Davoth wanted to make his creation in Jekkad (which later became Hell) immortal like him and eliminate death, but their mortal flesh couldn't withstand an immortal spirit.
Davoth created the Maykr race, who possess machine minds working in unison, to have them research immortality. They eventually found a method, but they deemed this knowledge too dangerous to spread, and they concluded that Davoth is an eventual threat to all life. The Father (who is probably the Primeval of Urdak) worked with the Maykrs to seal away Davoth and seal Jekkad. The Father stole Davoth's power of creation, and the Maykrs rewrote the records of Urdak to make the Father the original creator.
Davoth became the Dark Lord, and his vengeance and hatred transformed Jekkad overtime into Hell and transformed the realm's inhabitants outside Jekkad's capital Immora into demons. Hell's energy allowed the inhabitants of Immora to sustain eternal life without becoming demons as they await the return of the Dark Lord.
Even without a physical form, the Dark Lord still possessed power, and he created the Slayer for the purpose of destroying the Maykrs. The Dark Lord used his power to influence the mind of the Khan Maykr into making her paranoid and afraid of a 'chosen one' who will destroy the Maykr race and all worlds. The Dark Lord guided the Khan Maykr into creating the Divinity Machine and into finding a piece of himself the Father kept around to power the Divinity Machine. The Divinity Machine was used to detect if powerful Sentinel warriors were the Slayer (since Maykr omniscience doesn't work against him), and it drove these Sentinel warriors mad and destroyed their soul each time.
When demons invaded Taras Nabad, the Dark Lord gave The Seraphim a vision and whispered "The Khan Maykr will lead us to ruin...". The Dark Lord controlled the Seraphim into bringing Doomguy to the Divinity Machine and into modifying the machine for it to give power instead of destroy life.
The Father asked the Seraphim to transform him into the AI VEGA in order to hide from the Dark Lord's vision.
If it came to pass that the Dark Lord were ever reincarnated in physical form only another Primeval, or something more powerful, could slay him. Once vanquished in this manner, the Dark Lord could no longer rule Hell. Stripped of a Primeval's bindings to the realm it was forged in, it would be scattered across the stars. Any denizens of Hell not inside the realm's borders would die as they lost their connection to the very reality The Father designed them for. |