She appears with flaming wings and greets the player with “Sup”, something we learn she likes saying before or after using her powers.Īfter Lilith goes back to Sanctuary we start to get a better grasp of her personality as her friends gather up. It’s under this alias that she first meets the player. Under the alias Firehawk, she gives up being with Roland and her friends to draw Bloodshot bandits away from Sanctuary. We learn later that her and the other vaulties decided it would be best to hide. Lilith in Borderlands 2 starts as presumed dead. We also get DLCs and tidbits of her personality outside a conflic situation. In Borderlands 2, Lilith becomes a NPC deeply connected to the story, assisting the player and being one of the main characters related to what’s going down. In short, Lilith in Borderlands is cocky, self assured and short tempered, enjoying what she does and proud of being a siren. She celebrates victories and thinks highly of herself and her siren powers. Lilith’s quotes are mostly all centered around her being a badass with a short temper, often hushing things to happen and going after danger. As a result, anything that can be grasped about Lilith is from the main story - that has very little to do with WHO the original Vault Hunters are and her quotes. Lilith is a playable character in Borderlands (1) and unlike BL2, the first game doesn’t include ECHOs with extra bits of backstory liying around.
Let’s go by this order - Borderlands (when she first appears), BL2 (we get to know her), Comics (to further what we know), and then TPS (oh the discourse) (Spoilers for all games and the Borderlands comics anthology.) Differently from Krieg, that had as an objective creating a plausible backstory for,I decided my goal with Lilith is to look further and perhaps clarify the biggest divide in regards to her in the fandom: Why did Lilith do what she did in the end of TPS? As requested by I’m taking a deep dive into Lilith’s character.
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