Players noticed that two thin mesas north of The Big Ear in San Andreas resemble the Epsilon cult's 'Kraff descendant' birthmark, sparking a massive hunt. Despite the uncanny resemblance, nothing Epsilon-related was ever found there, and Kraff remains a false myth with no physical appearance in-game.
Regular Tom Pass — where hunters hoped Epsilon secrets lay hidden, but found only dust and disappointment.
The Kifflom tee — cult merch for a 'descendant' who never actually showed up in-game.
Flap3 — another angle of those thin mesas that drove hunters wild with Kraff birthmark theories.
Flap1 — the first glimpse of the twin mesas that lured thousands into the desert for nothing.
Flap4 — still just a coincidence, still zero Epsilon secrets buried underneath.
Flap2 — close-up of the 'birthmark' that turned out to be just another rock, not Kraff's calling card.
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