![]() ![]() While Blazkowicz is a large, rather muscular man who solves most problems by punching or shooting them, Strasse is a withered old man who uses intelligence and deceit to get want he wants.īlazkowicz is repeatedly demonstrated to be the compassionate sort, with side activities in the resistance base involving recovering a widow’s ring and a mentally disabled character’s toys. The relationship between Blazkowicz and Strasse is a recurring element of the plot of “Wolfenstein: The New Order.” The two are positioned as equal opposites, which can be seen in everything from their actions to their character models. ![]() Notably, he is the only one to escape and goes on to be the primary antagonist of the subsequent games. It is in “Return” that players are introduced to SS General Wilhelm “Deathshead” Strasse (his nickname is a reference to the Totenkopf symbol used by the SS), one of three Nazi scientists researching the paranormal on Himmler’s behest. While “The New Order” is a soft reboot of the series, marking a change in tone and design philosophy but not actual continuity, it also serves as the final installment of a trilogy including “Return to Castle Wolfenstein” from 2001 and “Wolfenstein” in 2009.
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