I remember days when the sun shone and laughter could be heard from. The mountain is a place full of evil, nihilism and non-existence, your failures made flesh, the loathing of the world and your judgment. Remind yourself that overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer. It is the source of the madness that is destroying the world. The game's opening cutscene would have us believe he sent word to you to have you take over the Hamlet before taking his own life, but this may not be the case. The Mountain is the final destination at the end of every journey in Darkest Dungeon II. Ultimately, the Ancestor and his workmen uncovered what they had been searching for: in the deepest foundations beneath the Manor was a stone gateway, behind which he finally learned the truth of reality as we know it, a truth so horrible that the very knowledge of it drove him to madness and despair.
RELATED: Darkest Dungeon: Best Curio Treasures And Effects Ultimately, though, he knew the truth he sought would be found in the depths beneath the Manor, so he spent the majority of his remaining funds to bankroll an expedition, all while the Hamlet suffered and stagnated from his frivolous dealings with the unknown. He committed ritual human sacrifices, struck bargains with mysterious beings from the depths of the ocean, and created alchemic abominations of twisted flesh. The Ancestor began to experiment with all manners of arcane horrors in an effort to learn more about the world beyond our own.
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