The legion lore
I had thought what if the legion were cultist/worshippers of the entity, and as gift for there worship entity brought them to his/she world and increase there natural ability, something along those lines when i saw the paryt crasher outfit it felt so much better thinking of them as cultist instead teenagers that hate the world 😑 lame. Just a thought i had, what do others think about there lore should of been?
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The original story but instead of Frank walking in the realm of the entity after they killed someone, they come across another person that saw them killing the man and threatens to report them to the police if they don't do what he says. Then he manipulates them into killing more people and puts them into insane pressure. So as time goes on, the friends are filled with hate and rage against that person and want to kill that person so he can't report anything. They stabbed him several times and gave him a lot of deep wounds. But when he dies, his corpse transformes into the entity and takes them to the realm of the entity. And so they put their full rage into the trials with stabbing everyone and running around furiously.
Probably something like that, just an idea
Although the entity never took the shape of a human being (except for Nea) before didn't he?
Honestly, I think a tweak I'd give is a more personal downfall for all of them that makes sense for each of them. Frank, as the leader, started the descent for all of them (and I think his is fine), but each member has a different core reason. Julie became a killer out of love, Suzie out of a sense of not belonging to regular society, and Joey because he's always been scorned by others. What binds them together is they are only complete when together... but that doesn't make sense in gameplay.
The concept of the region was to show that anybody can be a killer and you wouldn't even know it.
You have your preppy and popular Julie
Shy and naive nerdy girl Susie
Your impulsive and reckless Joey ( a lot of people's headcanon is that he fits into the jock stereotype)
And then you have the generic dysfunctional bad boy in Frank
Has anyone here read "Killing Mr. Griffin"? I feel like that story kinda showcases how a young psychopath could twist his fellow teenage peers into committing horrendous acts. I think the Legion's story has a similar structure to that book.
Filled with the adrenaline of youth, the fear of getting in trouble, the fear of losing friends and loved ones, fear of the future, and a lingering uncertainty about what you should and shouldn't do, young people can be driven down a very dark path.