Alucard vs Kain

I thought he was the champion of the Vampire's enemy, and only that?

No Raziel is both, redeemer and destroyer, the hylden and Vampire champions.

So who is Kain? Lol.

just the scion of balance, destined to return Nosgoth to Vampire rule and redeem the land.

Which LoK does he reform from nonething?(not bats, unless bats=him reforming from nonething)

None, he reforms from bats or mist I think in most games.

iDon wrote:

Which LoK does he reform from nonething?(not bats, unless bats=him reforming from nonething)

And regardless, how would he circumvent a metropolis-sized glyph that has been shown to contain and destroy an elder god of magic before? (See: Set)

Elder God is omnipresent(planet-size you can say). And he controls Life & Death, itself. He is the Wheel of Fate.

Last I checked; You claim that the Greek gods were the weakest of the Gods, and that the Greek Gods were weaker than the Egyptian gods.

iDon wrote:

Elder God is omnipresent(planet-size you can say). And he controls Life & Death, itself. He is the Wheel of Fate.

Last I checked; You claim that the Greek gods were the weakest of the Gods, and that the Greek Gods were weaker than the Egyptian gods.

Uhh... So? What do Greek gods have to do with any of this, dude?

Meaning that Egyptian gods are the 2nd weakest.

iDon wrote:

Meaning that Egyptian gods are the 2nd weakest.

They're stronger than Greeks, thus are automatically weaker than every other Pantheon out there? Uh, no.

You said Greeks were the weakest, and they were weaker than Egyptians. Sooo...

iDon wrote:

You said Greeks were the weakest, and they were weaker than Egyptians. Sooo...

Again, so what? Just because the Egyptians are stronger than the Greeks does not mean that all other denominations are stronger than them. Your logic is jumping a few thousand steps ahead of itself here.

Meaning he defeated a weak God who wasn't shit in the first place.