In new RPG from The Witcher 3 co-creators, darkness and light fight each other at every turn. In The Blood of Dawnwalker, appearances can be very misleading
The latest post from The Blood of Dawnwalker devs tells us about two saints. One of them was a knight who probably transformed into the same kind of being that the RPG's main character will be.
Rebel Wolves Studio The Blood of Dawnwalker.
Though through most of its history Vale Sangora was sparsely populated, it boasted two saints: St. Mihai and St. Tyna. The former lived many centuries ago and was born a pagan. According to the early chroniclers, he was a fearless knight who died fighting a horrible monster.
One day, I made a pilgrimage to the site of St. Mihai's demise, to light a candle at his shrine. As I was praying, I suddenly heard a blood-curdling howl. I told myself it must have been a wolf... Even though, deep down, I knew that the truth was different.
St. Mihai, mentioned above, is set to die fighting the monster. Following the first and second paragraphs of the quoted description, we can guess that he didn't die after all, but instead shared the fate of the vampire he likely faced.
It's also worth paying attention to a small detail of the history shared by the Polish company. Especially, the figure of a knight is placed as a background for the text, along with the symbol on his helmet. It resembles a scale with two pans - on one of them there is presumably the sun, on the other - the moon.
Mihai. Rebel Wolves / X.
These two elements are part of the game's logo and will play an important role in the story. Probably, Mihai is also a "dawnwalker" - just like the main character of the game, Coen.
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