![]() ![]() Minus the Chinese pantheon, all the pantheons have a good (Zeus/Isis/Thor/Gaia), indifferent/neutral (Hades/Ra/Odin/Oranos) and bad (Poseidon/Set/Loki/Kronos) god. Once he sees Cerberus out and understands the situation fully, he's firmly in the 'stop the Titans' camp. Even in the original campaign Set was on his own agenda of killing Osiris, it feels like that ended up being a serendipitous coincidence for Gargarensis. ![]() ![]() ![]() Plus having two SoOs would have been kinda broken and took away from the original SoO as an unique character. You can turn the Campaign SoO into Random Map SoO and 'break' the scenario as RM SoO can't reanimate the Guardian. As for Set in Cerberus, gameplay-wise it was obviously to not give the player access to Osiris and Son of Osiris GP. Loki sends in The Niddhogg to help out against Ymir. I like to think that Loki and Set pulled a heel-face turn in The Titans campaign. This is obviously a foreshadowing to that town's betrayal. We get Set in scenario #13 'Tug of War', in the original campaign. ![]()
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