Snow returned in Soul Reaver 2 where a wintry scene complete with snowfall, grounded snow and ice was shown in all locations throughout the era of Nosgoth's early history suggesting seasonal changes in weather conditions and a winter period for those chapters. Snow and snowfall could be seen in Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver in several locations such as the the Ruined City of the Dumahim and the Oracle's Cave - as with Blood Omen these were locations in the north of Nosgoth, but unlike Blood Omen it continually snowed in these locations. Snow returned in later titles but it was largely scripted and atmospheric in purpose with no particular hazard or environmental concerns associated with it and it was often permanently associated with a particular location or time period. Snow falls in the northern mountains in Soul Reaver 2 Thereafter snow could still fall at random intervals in the appropriate areas but it was largely harmless and was ultimately superseded by the far less predictable Warped precipitation. Snowfall was only risky to Kain for a short time as he was able to discover a blood fountain in a cave nearby the Oracle's Cave which granted him immunity to the damage caused by snowfall. Like other weather types, snowfall was governed by a certain amount of chance and timing and it could thus be encountered in many locations in the north of Nosgoth. A little while after Kain emerged into the frozen lands - usually at some point in Malek's Bastion - he would encounter his first snowfall as a vampire and commented on its ability to cause damage to vampires. Kain could first encounter snow in The Hunt for Malek as he travelled into the region north of Coorhagen and onto Malek's Bastion, encountering a frozen region in the north apparently covered in ice and fallen snow.
Snow was first seen in Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain where it was largely a successor to the Rainfall encountered in early chapters. Snow falling in Malek's Bastion in Blood Omen Related Articles: Water, Rain, Warped precipitation, Blood fountains.
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