Eternal Darkness Trivia Quiz

The city of Ehn'gha was built by an ancient civilization unknown to modern humanity, and its ruins are located in a massive natural cavern beneath the mansion and estate. Very little is known about the original inhabitants, not even if they were human, or something else entirely. They were confirmed to have an advanced knowledge of magick, however, and the city itself is able to channel massive amounts of magickal energy.
At some point in the distant past, lesser guardians aligned to the antagonist's Ancient invaded Ehn'gha and exterminated the locals. These inhabitants had knowledge of and possibly contact with one or more of the Ancients, likely contributing to their downfall. Their blood still flows through the streets, and their cries still echo against the walls.

Mantorok. Mantorok is described as the "Corpse God" and the "God of Chaos" and is the only Ancient known to have a physical presence on Earth. Its minions are tinged black and its magick is purple. It is described as the "Keeper of the Ancients" and maintains equilibrium among the other three Ancients.

Oublié Cathedral, which stands for Forgotten Cathedral. It's visited a few times by different characters, and with each new character, the cathedral has expanded.

Pious Augustus. Pious, whose name means 'dutiful,' was a Roman Centurion in his late 20s, at war in Ancient Persia. He appears in various disguises throughout the game. He holds a deep respect towards the ancient whose artifact he has chosen, never referring to them by their name in their presence and instead opting for terms of royalty. He reports anything and everything to his Ancient, even if they are already in possession of the knowledge for themselves.

The Hand of Jude. It was a forged reliquary, a fake; it never existed. The rumour about its whereabouts were spread to lure people to the cathedral to sacrifice to the Black Guardian guarding one of the relics of the Ancients.

At 3:33 am, the same time the looming grandfather clock in the mansion must be set to in order to proceed. It stands for the union of mind, body and spirit, and represents truth. It reveals angels are in your midst should you awaken and see these numbers on the clock - which matches Alex's dream of meeting the ghost of her grandfather just before waking up.

One of Mantorok's Hearts. A large, black heart that still beats even outside of Mantorok's body. It possesses great power and could mean the end of humanity should it fall into the wrong hands. The magick emanating from the heart is very corrosive and shouldn't be touched. Ellia, one of the chosen many, receives the Heart in return for her life and has to protect it from Pious.

Maximillian Roivas. Dr. Maximillian Roivas is a wealthy doctor in colonial Rhode Island, ancestor of both Edward and Alex. Just like his father before him, and his family line after him, he has inherited the mansion from his father. His chapter takes place in 1760 AD.

Alexandra Roivas. She's a student in abstract mathematics and number theory at a university in Washington in the year 2000 AD.

Xel'lotath. Being the Goddess of Insanity, she is arguably the strangest of the Ancients in terms of how she presents herself. She has two voices, which tend to disagree with each other, though it isn't known if Xel'lotath does this voluntarily or not. She is, however, hinted to be the smartest the three primary Ancients, as she is often represented as a scholar. She also seems to have a sense of humor that surfaces from time to time.
As the main antagonist describes her power: "I was once as naive as a child, but now my mind is sharp. With the power of Xel'lotath, I can now read the thoughts of others and make them raving mad with a mere suggestion."

Pargon is the power rune. It's used to make spells more powerful.

Losing your gamefile. When you're trying to save your game no less. You'll go nuts when you watch your game being deleted, despite you saying "No" when asked whether you want to delete your file...

Peter Jacobs defeats the Black Guardian and obtains the artefact it was guarding. Peter managed to do this thanks to finding the 7-point Circle of Power, several magick replenishing potions and the ability to cast the Magickal Attack Spell.

Pious Augustus doesn't actually obtain it during his game-play and therefore is also the only character to not use magick when playing as him.

Trapper. The trapper has the ability to teleport targets to a bleak "Trapper Dimension". They are blind, but can hear very well. If they detect an enemy, they will teleport them to the Trapper Dimension, and the person teleported must go through a series of obstacles to return to reality. The Trapper itself does not seem able to teleport, and will die after causing another being or object to teleport.

Ulyaoth. Ulyaoth's powers focus on magick and the dimensional planes, and even his artifact, the Veil of Ulyaoth, fades from dimension to dimension, "never really existing but never really not."
As the main antagonist describes: "All at once I understood. The forces of the multiverse all made sense under the transcending power of Ulyaoth. No mountain too high, no city too far."

Anthony, a Frankish messenger for Charlemagne. He finds it in the cathedral. Originally one of the monks was studying it, and he wasn't allowed to touch it, but he could take it with him once all the monks left.

All the other things happen, it's true.

Ulyaoth. He has several more interesting quotes, but then again, they probably all do.

Oublié Cathedral is located in Amiens, a town in northern France.

For two millenia, ever since Pious became a servant of the Eternal Darkness.

Chattur'gha. This Being of Matter focuses on physical strength and resilience: his troops are characterized by their skinless, muscular bodies, and focus on physical attacks and toughness. Chattur'gha is crustacean-like in appearance and has two mouths, one within the other, as well as two large claws. Said claws might also double as mouths, as the interiors resemble hard and soft pallettes.
As the main antagonist describes his power: "Chattur'gha's power filled me, invigorating my dead body. With a touch, I could level buildings, rend the ground asunder and channel power such as mortal men can only dream."

The Pillar of Flesh was constructed on top of the Forbidden City. The pillar of Flesh was required for the return of the Ancient in charge of the main antagonist and consisted of the rotten bodies of sacrifices thrown into the pillar while still alive. The skeletal structures and fractures are pressed into the wall of the pillar and visible in meticulous detail on the outside.

Roberto Bianchi is a traveling Venetian artist and architect, taken as a prisoner of war in 1460 AD while roaming abroad. He is forced to work for a warlord (revealed as Pious Augustus in a pre-level cinematic), helping with the construction of the Pillar of Flesh by surveying the foundations.

Apparently, Joseph De Molay is a character who was removed from the final game. He appeared in numerous demonstration versions seen during development of the game, and was playable for visitors to the 2001 E3. There is material showing Joseph in both the Forbidden City and Oublié Cathedral. He was especially playable during tests for the originally Nintendo 64 version of the game.

Nothing, because you can't use magick in the Trapper's Dimension.

Leave the game unpaused / not in the menu screen, and do nothing while sanity is lessened. He'll show up himself right in your room. Technically you can take the best photo then, but you'll have to deal with the sanity loss.

Everyone who sees it. No one can resist its beckoning, and no one can bear to leave it behind, be they good or evil.

Nothing, because Anthony can't die. He was bewitched by the scroll he was supposed to deliver to Charlemagne, which was turning him into an undead creature.