Editing Cain (section)

== Used in Games ==
* White Wolf's [[Vampire: The Masquerade]] uses the legend of Caine as the origin of their [[vampire]]s; God's banishment from his presence meant banishment from daylight, and the curse of no more farming meant no more eating normal food, instead needing to re-create that first murder to sustain himself.
* [[Warhammer 40,000]] novels have "COMMISSAR [[Ciaphas Cain|CIAPHAS CAIN]], HERO OF THE IMPERIUM!" who is the very <s>worst</s> best [[Commissar]] ever.
* Warhammer 40K also has the [[Eldar]] god of war [[Khaela Mensha Khaine]]. In [[Warhammer Fantasy]], Khaine is the god of murder. [[Abbadon]]'s sword [[Drach'nyen]] being said to be named from an approximation of the scream of the first murderer and that of the brother he murdered also probably comes from the tale of Cain and Abel. [[The God-Emperor of Mankind]]'s backstory, where his first kill was avenging his father's murder at the hands of his own brother, is also an analogue to the Cain and Abel story.
* To add to the 40K, we also have [[Kain]], hero in [[Dawn of War II|Retribution's]] Chaos campaign whose main traits are being good at shutting up and being useful for popping tanks.
* [[Kane]], leader of the Brotherhood of Nod in the ''Command & Conquer'' series. While he is not really ever explicitly said to be the same individual from the namesake story, so many clues things starting with the MANUAL from the very first game help. Like for example, how many people's Interpol files are called #GEN 4:16? Last game reveals he was a stranded alien who killed his brother and guided humanity towards enlightenment to get back to space. Sorta Horus/God Emperor/Antichrist hybrid going on there.
* Kain from the ''Legacy of Kain'' games - A pretty cool guy and the definition of a real sophisticated vampire.