r/DawnwalkerOfficial

The time draws nearer,

a year and a half of waiting for this game,

What are you most excited for about Dawnwalker?

Will this impact Dawnwalker's sales any?
Will those disgruntled turn out and support studios/games that cater to the physical disc crowd?

Been following this game and am cautiously optimistic and looking forward to it, but does anyone think the fonts for dialogue menu and the UI in general look a little too modern and generic? Like it doesn't feel medieval and OLD.

Example: https://i.imgur.com/HQqO1ju.png

Here are the full system requirements for The Blood of Dawnwalker:

Most people fear the uriashi. And yes, they are intimidating, both much taller and bulkier than humans. To make matters worse, they have horns, which – to some – make them look like devils. But in actuality, they treat people with the same cautiousness and distrust with which we treat them.

I've come across this character while watching the "Story Trailer" on Youtube and my first thoughts have been "Well helloooo there Sir😏😏😏😍" ! I don't know if it's the slightly raspy voice, or the heavy scarring on both his torso and back (is it lashing marks ? Or knife marks ? I just can't decide👀), but he definitely left an impression here ! 😍

I haven't seen him come up in any other Blood of Dawnwalker videos nor mentioned in any articles or posts (correct me if I'm wrong, but I've looked everywhere and haven't found a single thing about him), and I was wondering if any of you had any information about him ? 🤩

He appears just after Anca says "You'll need allies", in a somber room (in addition to the room being somber I think we can safely say Coën meets him at night, as Coën's own eyes have the vrakhiri glow to them) I couldn't identify (are those crosses or swords-knives-daggers on the wall? and are there books on what looks like to be a table?🤔), telling Coën "I have no love for Brencis' regime, he is a vile monster". That, and the fact that the trailer cuts to Marat almost immediately after, could let us think that this character might be connected to the rebellion in some way (and wouldn't that be interesting to find a vrakhiri that has joined the rebellion even before Coën might do so as a Dawnwalker?🤩) ?😃

Or maybe he is not connected to the rebellion at all (maybe he is against them even), but what we can practically be sure of (if he isn't lying to Coën's face, of course😇) is that he is still someone that by the looks of it does not welcome Brencis' actions with open arms. And isn't that intriguing to think that not all vrakhiri are in league with Brencis/find Brencis' plans wonderful jist because they are vrakhiri themselves ?🤩

Anyway, I just wanted to know if any of you had any information about this character, and what do you think about him and the potential affiliations and role he could have in the game?😃

I entertained the possibility that this character could be the mysterious "Rodrig" (who IMDB says is voiced by James Macnaughton) but the more I listen to James Macnaughton's voice the less sure I am of this (or maybe I'm just overthinking this, as usual looool🙈😅😇😇😇)

Hey everyone, if this has already been discussed, feel free to point me to the right thread.
As the title says, I'm wondering what determines how "undead" a vrakhir looks. I initially assumed it might be age: Xanthe is the eldest, and she looks the least human, even having horns. But Ambrus looks significantly more undead than Coen, even though they were turned around the same time.
Lacra is another question since we don't know her true age, her clothing doesn’t match what 14th-century Egyptian women typically wore, and she still looks about as human as Coen despite possibly being from Pharaonic Egypt.
Is it possible the level of "undeadness" is related to how much innocent blood is consumed by that vrakhir?