#📚lore-discussion
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no
well some of her army was freeloading there during Deep but they’re just either dead or abandoned
somebody get the new Eris to make it into a hammer exotic
gatekeeping channels
yeah nah, i aint that deep into it
i like game i play, i talk about game. doesnt matter to me what it is or where or with who

You done?
who is/are the Nine?
Sentient space dust that formed due to life in the Solar System
Their survival is reliant on our and Sol’s survival
Which is why they both try to help us in ways but also seek independence
is prophecy in any way related to the main story of destiny?
mo
prophecy isn’t even a prophecy
the nine have no predictive clairvoyance
power just assume the Kell echo is referencing Eramis but like
nothing about prophecy is substantial at all
we just ask them one question and that’s what they think of the light and dark
Prophecy is just the Nine giving us their thoughts on Light and Darkness and a world without either
their answer is that they’re just equal in terms of usage and quality
so not really eye opening
It also happened to tease the destinations which would be Taken by the Witness so
Technically a prophecy to some extent
ehhh
woah you guys are so smart
Nah, all the locations are the ones that got Taken
well that’s also not really them predicting anything
all four locations were just visited by giant pyramids
I don’t know anyone who uses the totn armor
You’ve seen my Hunter fashion right Waltz?
no
do we know what Pookas are yet
things
do we know why stranger has one
she found it
but how
I believe they were created with nanotech but are also somehow able to be considered wild and have juveniles
space fish
I think they were created with the research into the Veil given their apparent sentience and connection to memory
somebody give on to Osiris, he needs a buddy
For Ghosts who are pretty and pretty dangerous.
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I should have missed this speck of a station on the way to Pluto. Except that, for all it lacks in size, it's surprisingly warm—almost a full degree above the background of space. Practically a flare.
My ship's engines whir through cooldown as I step out into the landing bay. It's a stock design;...
Three words. Carved by hand: Affinity. Altruism. Awareness.
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AV! HI
Undisclosed child of Cayde before he was rezzed as a Guardian; also serves as an imaginary figure alongside supposedly Cayde’s wife (derived from a picture from a journal Cayde found on his personal) that motivated Cayde to do the right thing
how would Cayde remember then
wait
can Exos have their memory restored after being revived
wat
They’re more so humans in a fully prosthetic body, their consciousness transferred into purified radiolaria - now called alkahest in this form free from Vex influence
but they can be rebooted
In Beyond Light you go find the mindscan back ups of all Exos. You fight the technocrat right before the area where they’re stored
NLA vibes
There’s a scannable where Ghost ponders such, but he rightfully concludes that they will not be the same individual that we knew as a Guardian, much less who they were after the transition into Exo form. Uploading the mindscan will simply have the Exo act as they were at the time they were… mindscanned
so all Exo data is stored in a giant computer?
A very old and worn database
we moved Clovis into a new body didnt we?
Due to the stress of the Vex-Exo war and time and the elements
Not exactly
We partitioned a version of a Clovis AI into the Exo frame
But he also still existed back on Europa in his big head
He also isn’t an Exomind
Well, there is a Clovis Exomind but the AI we speak to isn’t him
so when an Exo dies, is the data in the big computer erased
Nope
so they can be given another body?
This is how the Exos cheated death in the Vex-Exo war
Yeah. So long as the scan is preserved
Wheres Caydes scan.
Probably long gone
frig
As I said, the Vex-Exo war damaged a lot of the database
no Cayde-7 then
Not to mention time and the elements have wracked Europa since
He wouldn’t be close to the Cayde we know anyway
And to reiterate, it wouldn’t be Cayde-7 if we even did find his scan, it’d be him as Cayde-1
So what’s the point
if the Colonel accepted the new him, so would I
No?
Every time the Exos perished in the Vex-Exo war and were reuploaded into new bodies to continue the fight, their number went up
As we see with Clovis/Banshee and how high his number got
what stopped 1 exo from having multiple bodies
Yeah? Wouldn’t it be his personality and memories as he was at the time of mindscan, before first transitioning into his Exo body? Though there is the possibility that it is updated to his Cayde-6 (pre-rez) memory
the scans dont update?
I believe there was a Cloud system on Europa but that was also destroyed in the war
Lemme see if I can find the quote
No
"You should know, strong as you are, this is likely suicide. The Vex truly have disrupted the Cloud Memory Collection system, so your memory banks are no longer transmitting data moment to moment. Anyone who dies out there will be rebuilt here from their previous imprint."
Also I swear there was something you can scan in Eternity which tells you literally why it’s not a great idea to bring back Cayde-6 via reuploadig his mindscan
Exos were Clovis Bray’s attempt at achieving functional immortality - which the Witness helped lead him towards, masquerading as Clarity - and originally he planned for them to be fully mechanical, not requiring humanisms to function. However, early testing demonstrated that the subconscious requires human sensations and the fulfillment of them in order for the human mind not to go insane and rip its Exo body apart
Calus’ dialogue introducing the Tormentors states that it was a collaboration between him and and the Witness, suggesting the Witness gave him pieces of Nezarec’s flesh to produce the Tormentors. It’s also worth noting that Nezarec’s body as shown in the Plunder ink blot cutscene is drastically different in appearance and size to Nezarec in the raid, which might further suggest that it’s one of his different bodies that he’s inhabited
They didn’t ask what Exos were
They were asking if the Cloud Memory thingy was similar to the CloudArk
Imma be real I’m reading stuff and also doing other stuff, I apologize for my lack of reading comprehension
That body shown in the cutscene is a placeholder, its quite literally Rhulk' body there. When the cutscene was made they probably hadnt made Nezarec yet
I also am not entirely sure about Osiris' theory about Tormenter origins
Since Xivu Arath has had one as a Champion for a while
Osiris: The fruits of an unholy alliance between the Witness and Calus. I fear they'll have more surprises in store.
This is the line. It's merely a theory presented by Osiris, and we've reason to believe it's not entirely accurate due to the age of some of the Tormentors.
Is there any lore behind the naming of the weapons from kings fall like zaolis bane
named after oryx’s victims
Not explicitly. The implication is that they're victims of the Hive/Oryx, though I personally still question Chelchis.
If you look into it, you can find some interesting connections like one of the guns referring to an admiral (or was it a captain) who was in the first fleet (Cassini)
that is actually very cool
Wonder if Clovis is jealous of the cloud ark 
he’d probably love neomuna but the moment he finds out it was founded by maya he’d blow a fuse
Kek
why was gahlran so big was that part of the crowns corruption
probably Hive magic doing stuff to his puppeted body
would destiny have baja blast in the world?
As far as we know, the Traveler first appeared in or after 2014. Baja Blast was released ten years prior to that.
So while it wouldn't exist today, it did technically - theoretically - exist in the past.
Why did I give that a real answer
so my guardian could sip on some baja blast after a raid
No.
It's been anywhere from centuries to thousands of years since the Golden Age which itself lasted hundreds of years after 2014. We spent those centuries to thousands of years in the Dark Age, living in villages, huts, trying to survive.
So, as I said, while it likely existed in the past, assuming a fairly 1/1 past, it wouldn't exist today, in the City Age.
damn
https://www.ishtar-collective.net/categories/book-dust
Lavinia once wanted to know the same thing. She found out.
Thanks
This is a fantastic read, I fully recommend the entire book. But if you just want to get to the juicy bit, keep an eye on the entries The Nine and The Witch, near the end of the book.
The witch being savathun?
I'll read the entirety if it's that interesting
Thank you for the recommendation
what is that?
Thats two mini suns
The Leviathan kinda just has those
They used to be brighter yellow but it seems overtime they burned down
Man I wish I can see leviathan close up
Yeah
Tbf even when it showed up back in Red war it was probably already after its prime?
To me all the gold from back in the day kinda looked a bit worn out already
Imagine how it must have looked when it was initially build
It was originally designed as a pleasure barge, and was repurposed to become Calus's prison.
Yes
Calus did redesign it once more, of course, but...
Yes, a lot of it would be quite old.
Calus had probably already been actual ages on that ship by the time it reached us
So makes sense for the gold and stuff to be slightly worn out already
it still a cool design tho. i wish i can go there once
I have a theory: the Heresy episode will give us the last darkness subclass of Nightmare.
Probably complete BS but think about it for a sec
i thought about it for a sec, and conclude its still bs
If Episodes function similarly to Seasons, then they're temporary and will be removed.
Thus, it could never hold a subclass.
I think it would be cool to revisit the leviathan and fight the nightmare of calus
In heresy
Or do you think we’ll go back into the pit?
For Heresy? The Hellmouth, perhaps. I'm sure the Episode is about Xivu Arath, after all.
Oh you’re right
What do you think revenant will be about? We’ve basically run the scorn dry at this point. Unless it’s something to do with eramis becoming a scorn somehow (revenant - stasis), I can’t see any meaningful reason for it.
Thatd be
Eh why not
Then he actually has run through each and every possible scenario
Unless he goes the hive god route but Eris already did that
Disciple Taniks when

taniks, the lightbearer
Nightmare of Light-kell Taniks, taken from wreckage, disciple of the witness, hive god of resurrection,
As did The Mindbender
Fun fact: None of the Scorned Barons were actually Scorn (with the half-exception of Fikrul himself)
This was, that is, until the post-campaign, wherein Elykris, the Machinist, was resurrected as a Heroic Public Event boss.
When you think about it, that’s kind of obvious. Scorn are mindless servants of their master, so If the barons were scorn they wouldn’t really be in control. Fikrul can handle it tho
He must’ve been pretty ambitious 
ding ding ding
you're on the money
To be fair to the majority, however, they did look like Scorn. Bloated corrupted ether pustules and all.
Maelstronnar approval :)))
Blud died just to be resurrected as heroic public event boss 
Also, what actually are servitors and why aren’t there dark ether ones?
Dark Ether is corrupted in rituals. The Scorned Barons had their collection of Servitors and harvested that Ether to then turn into Corrupted Ether.
As for what Servitors actually are... they're robots, AI, made in the image of the Traveler. They take matter and convert it into Ether, which Eliksni need to survive. Think of Ether like a combination of oxygen, water, and growth hormones.
The Servitors have varying levels of AI, from fairly basic utility robots to Pilot Servitors and Prime Servitors, which rival Archons and Kells in their position in classic House hierarchy.
Servitors have even lead Houses in times of crisis.
This pseudo religious position Servitors held is why the desecration and destruction of them by the Scorned Barons and House Salvation was so... outrageous.
Actually, the more recent dungeon - Warlord’s Ruin - hints at Fikrul planning to uplift the Scorn so they too can have minds of their own and be their own people. He sends his knights to essentially “recruit” Scorn from the corpses of all of House of Kings
was felwinter a warlord?
I think not, he is one of the founding members for iron lord
But he did kill other guardians before (and maybe after?) becoming an Iron Lord, much like the warlords of the time
Absolutely after, a lot of dead warlords
Before probably?
But I'm unsure
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Warsats and combat frames found Felwinter and Felspring everywhere they went. They weighed the pros and cons and decided that a fortified home base was safer than picking a new, ramshackle camp every time they wanted to rest. It was risky, but so was everything.
So Felwinter climbed a mountain. At the top of it was a pre-Golden Age observatory...
He was, before he became an Iron Lord iirc
Wish I could met felwinter
warlocks have his helmet
That is by far the most cursed thing you could have used as an example
Was he exo or human I forgot
exo
alr
Exo, technically
He wasn’t a traditional Exomind though
He was an AI created by Rasputin, with the intention of being sent out into the world to gather data on how humanity is so Rasputin could better fit in I believe. Unfortunately, Collapse happened and he was lost
Then in the Dark Age, a Ghost raised him in the Light. Rasputin viewed this as the Traveler stealing his son in a way, which is why Felwinter was constantly a target of Rasputin
lore accurate Felwinter
In fact, luring the Iron Lords in with SIVA was primarily a way to get Felwinter’s body back
Rasputin later regretted his actions
was the Siva outbreak technically his fault in a way
bc like
Rasputin targeted him
ohhhh
Felwinter and the Iron Lords merely wanted SIVA to help rebuild the world
And then centuries later, the House of Devils were responsible for the second SIVA incident
what was the lore behind spire of stars? I never got to play it
the siva outbreak is purely a consequence of the devil splicers
if they never ventured into the plaguelands, the replication chamber still would’ve just been sealed shut
Rasputin only used it to target felwinter because he was actively looking for it
he had no use for it otherwise
I hear siva? Have an image
I know this isn’t intentional at all but like
imagine if Felwinter’s body was just too deteriorated to properly rebuild so the siva started using flesh from the other bodies to make a cybernetic hybrid
Masking smile 
good days
People talk about wearing the Uldren mask in front of crow but imagine wearing that in front of Saladin
Poor salad man would be traumatized
no he’d just grab you and mold your atoms to the pavement
Oof
all the titans are sad
why is that
I don’t know they just are
Zavala lost his son and wife
Saint has to live with the genocide he took part in and the fact his partner is a mortal now
Shaxx has killed innocent people and never felt good about the great hunt
also the only reason he runs the crucible is because he never wants something like the great disaster to happen again, so he personally makes sure all the new lights are properly trained
interesting
Isnt saladin a titan too?
what do you think the conversation came from
oh
also no he’s not really a Titan
those didn’t exist in the dark age
he’s what they called “big people”
well he is pretty big.
I mean, he definitely is now
do we have a definitive lore reason as to how/why taken goblin can provide overshields to other enemies?
the ones that make them immune
similar to servitors
Nope
Same with psions
(Although theories that their mind power is just that advanced)
You are a Goblin. A multifunctional armature. Your first purpose is to build — to alter the material world so it can think. Your second purpose is to eliminate threats to building.
You have been taken.
Worship this acausal environment. It is the only adaptive response. Devote yourself to the construction of the final shape.
Direct violence is wa...
Direct violence is wasteful. Your talent for construction and progress will be repurposed.
Gasp
all taken enemies are given their abilities to improve upon their “shapes”
each one is considered flawed by the witness so it’s upgraded
Thrall and their little teleports
Acolytes and the eyes
Knight and, their eye fire?
what is this in reference to lore-wise
Your question
i'm aware
are goblins naturally talented at construction
what does it mean by "direct violence is wasteful"
Sure, they're the basic construction units of the Vex
their new purpose is now only as support units?
They're being repurposed, as Taken, to focus on shielding

goblins are the most basic of vex and combat isn’t what they’re made for
instead of changing that their inherent value is just improved
Wonder if harpies are ranked above or below hobgoblins
probably below
Below or above goblin
what’s the vex hierarchy look like?
anyway just read all the taken grimoire if you’re curious
there isn’t any
(In terms of how important worker is, i made it up)
they’re all the same individual mind uploaded in different bodies
three
why are you photographing hive feet
Raid shenanigans
Don’t worry about it
Ok ogres have 2
Did a thrall lose its toe in the torture to be an ogre?

Canonically, what is Crow doing until Final Shape is released?
Finding a way to open the way for us. "Opening the door", as it were.
Would be funny if it just took him 6+ months to go through a portal.
Tbf time doesn’t have to line up
I saw someone describe Lightfall as: Infinity War but they don't give you any backstory on Thanos, they don't explain what the Infinity Stones do, and they don't show the people disappearing after Thanos does the snap.
We have backstory on the Witness now, and a loose idea of what the Veil is as we try and understand it.
Veil = winnower right?
maybe, but the whole Winnower concept is a little vague
the Traveler is unanimously agreed upon to be the Gardener however
and the Veil is the Darkness equivalent to the Traveler
Ok
so take that as you will
hmmm
you know, I just remembered an excerpt from Inspiral
Do you think there’s an ultimate vex leader?
They are domesticated things, made in a form. As soon as something is called a garden, it is shaped. The plants require the hand of a gardener, for they have become weak and dependent on tender care. They require the hand of a winnower, to cut away the dross, for they are too incapable to do it themselves. In absence of a hand, either the flowers themselves must rise up to wield the knife, or the garden will resolve to meaningless wilderness.```
ehh
Vex don't really work like that
and they aren't a Hive mind
they're like a collective who all align with each other perfectly
or something of the sort
someone put it in much better words a couple of day sago I think
Message Link to #📚lore-discussion
Vex function as they do because they all think the exact same way, albeit with minor variations per collective goals and paths to those goals. They're not a Hive Mind, they're just... like that.
courtesy of our local Maelman
Ok
back to this, I think this paired with the Witness' origins really puts things into persepctive
especially the second to last sentence of this excerpt
like it lines up with what the Witness is doing so well
this probably tells us that the Witness isn't exactly the Winnower, but it attempting to take up its mantle
what purpose do Harpies serve within the vex?
hmmmm
like goblins are builders and architects or smth, hobgoblins apparently serve as energy conduits, minotaurs are also builders, and hydras are like info processing nodes
Minotaurs are foundries
ah
that would make sense
they seem like perfect scouts and surveyors given their mobility
Cyclops could be a sort of sentry
also, every single vex enemy we see are like, actual vex and not automated constructs built to supplement the actual vex, right?
like i found it interesting that, at least with non axis mind variants, we never see the radiolaria core inside harpies and cyclopses
in the most exact term, Vex are patterns that evolved to be housed within the Radiolaria
i suppose if harpies are surveyors and cyclopses are sentries, their cores are more protected since theres more expectation for them to be shot at
We can see their core. They just hide it sometimes as to protect themselves
also, are the oracles that the sol divisive manifest during season of the wish like the oracles of the Vault of Glass or are they different?
Similar
cuz i feel like if they are, we should be more worried than how everyone seems to react to it, with just mild surprise
since to my knowledge, due to the Vaults design and purpose, the oracles are all powerful, only inside, but if they can be manifested outside it and still do its thing, then that sounds real bad
I wouldn’t worry too much
i mean, if paracausality is the main wrench in the vex's ability to create a singular pattern throughout the universe, and they actually wield paracausality for once, that initial hurdle for wielding paracausality with proficiency without the witness suddenly gets smaller now that they know step 1
who is omnigul?
The short version is Crota's partner and spawner of his Brood.
Now that I think about it, we’re really striving to kill the hive aren’t we
They kind of ask for it, what with their xenocidal campaign against life.
Plus it's also kinda their way of life that they want us to try isn't it ?
Sword Logic would dictate that if we can then it's good news we do
pretty much
Yeah. Ever since the Moon, we've really fucked them up.
@trim grotto can you give me one random lore on destiny?
There exists something called The Cow Thing
It makes milk!
I mean it literally will make milk
So it just a cow?
It is installed in a ship
"Revolting, isn't it?" She smiles at Mara's bewildered horror. "You should've seen what I put in my tea when I was camping in Mongolia.```
Cow Thing™️
Wait until you hear about doghives
A nice dog that's a beehive, best friend with honey
Very sweet, pet dog and enjoy hexagon texture
dog pulls out honeycomb for you so you can have a treat
Does it effects anything on our lore or?
I mean... it existed? That's about it.
It not have connections with hive right?
Nah it was Golden Age
An intentional human creation
I see I see
Okay I got another question
So traveller and the veil is technically chaos and order?
Well... there are aspects of that you can attribute to them, sure.
Well, witness did said that light bring chaos and darkness is all about emotion so might be
More accurately, I’d say the Traveler brings possibility, and the Witness interprets that as chaos
They are not exactly chaos and order, in fact the two forces being different aspects of Paracausality simply means they are different ways in which to curate reality as one desires
Sometimes that means adding more into the world - a fire to warm others on a cold night, crystals to help ascend a wall; sometimes that means cutting away what isn’t desired - burning away trash or tossing it into a mini black hole
This actually might tie into what Dova mentioned earlier, that there isn’t really a Winnower, but the Witness seems intent to follow the same ideals and goal of the Winnower we are presented with; to be “flowers [who] must rise up to wield the knife” #📚lore-discussion message
This entry also corroborates with this line of thought
https://www.ishtar-collective.net/entries/mk-44-stand-asides
The Gardener is hard to bother; she is constantly amidst her weeds, kneeling in the tangent dust, gloves covered in a mix of distant soils and metallic saps. She is listening to the music of the insects amidst the flowers, the unguent as it begins to drip from the ferns, the slight scratch of the Worm beneath, and not to you, and certainly not to your cries for help.```
Pardon me. Coming through.
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The tree in the Garden with silver wings. The air around it is oppressive and inspires violence in those who even breathe a little in. Shards of the disastrous bark peel from it and litter the ground, and nothing grows in its shadow. It scintillates faintly at dusk. It has achieved its entelechy with every body falli...
This implies there's unintentional human creations
Of course there is
penicillin
So can Calus come back?😭
no
Definitely no
hes so dead
why
He gave us some cool shaders
Fat emperor syndrome
I mean I get Big Boy Season, but Calus is all red flags
What about caitl?
just look at any big important thing discovered by accident, they werent intentionally going for that thing
Creation and discovery are two different things.
Fun fact: Clovis Bray created retrograde amnesia for his Exo not as a way to combat DER (though coincidentally it did help), but because he was tired of answering their questions.
Ghost just rebuild our bodies?
We pretty much dissapeared from existence in a lot of occasions, Ghost just do it's magic and creates flesh again?
Basically yeah
Thanks
So Dares of Eternity, what exactly is the horse?
._.
Honestly we don’t really know

Bunger, Architeto
who is toland and his backstory
I seen toland around the moon
Toland, the Shattered, is a Warlock who was exiled iirc due to his obsession with the Hive. When Eriana-3 put together her fireteam intending to assassinate Crota, they chose to enlist Toland’s expertise and assistance. This went awry, as Toland merely wanted to go there so he could experience the Hive’s Deathsong. Iirc, he and his Ghost died in agony, only Toland lives on as a spirit wandering the Ascendant plane and also the moon
How’d I do
Eriana
As I’m
in
As I’m
erianas vow?
you’ll freak out once you realize what the Trials of Osiris are named after
Aye
Wait
Trials?
Ohhh
wait did you actually not know
I’m jp
Eriana-3 was a Warlock who was intensely motivated by vengeance as Crota had personally killed her partner, Wei Ning, in the Great Disaster
the only thing I know was years ago the German version translated “The 14th Saint” so people didn’t really get the memo he was an exo
Huh
( saint - 14 ) the nuber is how many times an exo has been reset
Waltz knows that.
ooh
Hush ye, goblin
where is the funny robot man I bought the game just for him
Napping
Comedy
ᐠ( ᐛ )ᐟ
Ok question is Asher mir dead?
—and all the stories have the same ending, shouted in a single voice, the toll of the bell that heralds the end of time—
It is as I said all along, the signal thought bitterly as it unspooled into the datastream. No one can stop it.
There is no sense in even trying.```
I'd say probably
Rip
whether we wanted to or not, did we step into a war with the cabal on mars?
who is riven?
Riven of a Thousand Voices! The Last Known Ahamkara, until we dealt with her.
Riven was an Ahamkara, a Wish Dragon. She belonged to Queen Mara Sov and the Awoken, and helped Mara forge the Dreaming City and many other works, like Eleusinia.
However, when Oryx, The Taken King arrived, he struck a deal with Riven, and she was Taken.
Riven's will was regained upon Oryx's death, but she was still trapped deep in the heart of the Dreaming City, corrupting it with her Taken influence. Indeed, it was partially her influence which lead to Prince Uldren's madness.
How long has the traveler existed?
Unknown, but for a very very long time
When did he arrive on earth?
She, but, a few thousand years ago I think?
We had the golden age following her arrival, which lasted for what I believe is close to a thousand years?
Then we had the collapse which ended it, and the dark ages lasting for what I believe is a similar period from then to now
Current age is the city age I believe its called
Her shell made of materials that, in theory, only existed at the dawn of the universe. As for when she arrived on Earth?
She only came to Earth specifically at the end of the Golden Age, during the Collapse. However, she arrived in the Solar System in what we would call "modern times". If the D1 opening trailer is to be believed, 2014 - though I believe it's more of a "near future" sort of deal.
At the point when Ares One met her on Mars, and saw the first rains fall, this is often considered the start of the Golden Age, which lasted for an unspecified hundreds of years.
The Collapse marked the end of the Golden Age and of the civilisation of Humanity, and led to the Dark Ages. These, too, lasted for an unspecified hundreds of years, until The Last Safe City of Earth was created, eventually leading to the City Age.
You said her shell
Like a giant ghost?
...you know that there's more shells than ghost shells right
No i didn’t
Ah, not really? She did make them, but not really.
Have you never heard of eggs
I play the game for fun and am piecing the lore together
What do you think a eggshell is then
Yeah
That said, she does have a core of Light and is surrounded by a shell like Ghosts.
And she is connected to them
I knew that
I learned that from witch queen
Do the witness and nezarec got anything to Do with each other
Nezarec is a Disciple of the Witness.
So then the main boss for light fall is witness?
no
the boss of the lightfall campaign is calus, of the lightfall raid its nezarec
they're the raid boss as far as we know from bungalow, yea
Oh damn
Same deal as Taken King, somewhat
or forsaken
is there a lore reason as to why tormentors change color from red to black or is that design choice
No given reason for it, no.
rule of cool reigns supreme
The plates are the central darkness clusters so when you shoot them the darkness spreads through them
Enhancing mobility and stuff like that
That's why they nove slow when the plates are unbroken
And start naruto running at you
Whej you break em
Is there a comprehensive summary of the plot of the first Destiny game? I have absolutely no clue what any of that was about.
not of all of it in one video or page, no, that'd take hours to go through
but we do have someone who did do coverage on all of it throughout the times
here
It would? It barely took hours to play through.
https://www.previouslyondestiny.com/
This has the important footnotes from D1 to Season of Arrivals (directly before WQ)
It's not exactly comprehensive but it'll get you up to speed
;lore
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every campaign? no
and stuff happens between campaigns too
Not every campaign. Just the main quest of the vanilla game.
new light campaign we have right now?
its not even fully canon.
D1, Uke
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yea well the d1 campaign also had like
nothing
a few things that becomes important later
the main quest of D1 just started out with you finding your way through a world you didn’t understand
like the sol divisive, the exo stranger
but the things that happened along the way were very impactful in the long run
but it explains almost nothing about the important story elements at hand
Bruh.
tbf we've had like... let me count
So I was supposed to be confused during it?
The key point from the vanilla campaign was us destroying the Black Heart of the Black Garden, which had a sort of stranglehold over the Traveler and prevented her from healing.
A lot of the rest of it was us defeating Fallen or Cabal threats and learning our place in this new life.
The D1 vanilla campaign we got was nothing close to what it was meant to be
..14 campaigns as of right now?
and we've had story plots outside of campaigns, such as seasons
before it released bungie was acquired by activision and they basically had them axe everything down for the yearly dlc model
if you watch the original Destiny reveal trailer it’s an entirely different story but still very clearly the same game in terms of design and world
they had to rewrite literally everything
what we got was the salvaged bits of a different story
Is there ever an explanation as to why it's just one Guardian doing everything? That part confused me too.
things now have obviously evolved past that
same reason as anything else honestly
We’re the one with the big resume
why is everything in half life dependent on gordon freeman?
some of the important stuff we've done like raids are done with several people
We do? At the beginning of Destiny 1 I thought you were brand new.
because he was just there when it happened
Right place in the right time evolved into the reliable choice who gets shit done. Also, gameplay.
Other Guardians are off doing other things.
Other things more important than healing the Traveler?
Nobody knew about the Black Heart until the Exo Stranger popped up and told us
nobody else knew about destroying the black heart
the exo stranger took a gamble on a newbie and it just paid off
i believe the exo stranger kinda knew us, as per some dialogue in beyond light
from then on we just got a reputation as the reliable one
And we just kept it a secret from everyone else when we found out.
no
we were just one of many random guardians who fell to stasis
Telling the Vanguard had, in other timelines, gone awry. Corruption, destruction.
zero notable achievements or qualities
in hindsight, with how many timelines she were in...
she probably recalls most guardians
Elsie is the only reason we did anything beyond killing a devil archon
Also the Exo woman, who is she?
Elizabeth (Elsie) Bray, granddaughter of Clovis Bray I.
elsie bray, shes trapped in a time loop, every time she or the traveler dies she's thrown back into a point in time
we dont know who or what causes the time loops
its possible its when the traveler dies, and if she dies she doesnt really... get to experience that
other possibilities also exist
yeah
we just know shes in a time loop
and the traveler is somehow involved in it
to what degree, how and why, we dont know
maybe we will eventually
but we've currently got more pressing matters
FYI thus far I have played the campaign of vanilla D1, vanilla D2, Lightfall and uhhhh Witch Queen. Working through the other D2 campaigns rn.
the vanilla D1 campaign was specifically designed to not stand on its own
shadowkeep is the earliest one chronologically you have access to
you can blame activision for that
everything in context makes it a lot more worthwhile though
it was basically just setting everything up
would’ve been better if it wasn’t a fully priced release, but that’s how these things go
I kinda hated D1 ngl so I dropped it, I'm enjoying D2 much more so I'm actually sticking with it.
I really can’t blame you for that one
i would personally rate d1 as a better destiny on... almost every front
I started when taken king was just releasing and the game was actually a full game
quality of life, gameplay, variety even as a f2p, the list goes on
D1 all the classes felt the same and the story made zero sense.
you typed the wrong thing
I'd be happy to answer questions more comprehensively than I'm currently doing once I'm done with work, in... seven hours.
I'm somewhat following along with what is even happening in D2, which is a lot more than I can say about the first one.
also not all the story is being told during the loading screens
d2 is at least more comprehensive not looking at lightfall
LF is comprehensive it’s just stupid
stupidity is very comprehensive, just to a fault
Lightfall is the part that has confused me so far.
its comprehensive with given hindsight provided like half a fucking year later
all you need to take from Lightfall is this
we discover the veil, the primordial source of darkness
the witness has its plans fully set in motion
and we have no more room for error
and Osiris is very pissy
It's crazy to me that this franchise is a decade old and we're just now finding out what the Light and the Dark are.
think of the universe as a pc, the witness is currently gaining access to the administrator account
The seasons help explain it a bit further.
I mean we found that out about five years ago
we've always known to a degree
as time goes on, we understand it better
Maybe so, but it's like finding out what the Force is finally after watching Attack of the Clones ig
the prequels were absolute shit at describing the force and you know it
i mean more that they're like, fundamental to the entire plot and it took a very long time to explain what it even is. that's all
honestly I didn't mind Osiris
He seems like the only person involved who is actually taking what's going on seriously
like the fate of humanity is at stake
which it seems to be 
Some of the Neomuni honestly didn't understand the stakes
They saw their own city and little else
are those guys also humans?
they just suffer from gigantism
no
ah ok
and they uploaded themselves into the Matrix
Cloudstriders are the defenders of Neomuna. There are only two at a time, and they're very, very heavily augmented - so much so that they only live for ten years. Choosing to become a Cloudstrider is a sacrifice.
Not quite
It’s just a temporary security measure
They’re usually just walking about like normal
As for the civilians, not quite. The CloudArk is more like... a fully immersive VR. The civilians are currently in cryo, in bunkers, for safety, while using the CloudArk to live their lives.
But they'd be perfectly fine if the CloudArk shut down
wouldn't it be easier to just put them in cryopreservation without the whole VR aspect?
then they could just wake up when it's all over and they wouldn't have to watch their home getting invaded by evil aliens
no, because they can still safely contribute to the war effort and survival of the city
putting the entire city into basic crypsleep means there’s nobody maintaining power, infrastructure, supplies, anything
the cloudstriders are the city’s guardians, not anything more
ah ok they can still do all that stuff from their cryo VR environment? they're just also invincible
that’s the idea
of course, without cloudstriders, the enemy would eventually overwhelm any automated or remote controlled defenses and breach the facilities housing all the people
it’s basically just putting all the eggs in one basket
a very highly advanced and protected basket
but if it fails everything is gone
I saw something about guardians who are bad guys or something called rogues?
I mean there are a fair amount of Lightbearers who just don’t want to be guardians
they don’t have a name they’re just around
there was a group called the Dredgens, who idolized a guardian who fell into madness and preached about the darkness (who was also a sociopathic murderer)
he took on the name Dredgen Yor, so all his followers called themselves Dredgen [whatever]
essentially they were a bunch of edgy redditors who stanned a killer
they’re basically just gone now
Sure. They can work on the virtual CloudArk against the Vex, support the war effort through frames, organising, running protocols, reprogramming things... do some patrol missions for Quinn some time.
this is all very condensed because I’m honestly just not a fan of the concept
Thorn is just kind of lame
it's confusing bc they say the darkness isn't evil too
but like 99% of the people who use/follow/utilize it are like, psycho killers
they just used it as an excuse to be shit people really
no
not at all
the entire point of Beyond Light was proving darkness can be used for good just the same
and everyone using it is proving that now
in fact there was a zealous light user who murdered people using stasis just because
(also very condensed I don’t really care about Aunor)
Alternative Dialogue for the City is My Weapon analysis patrol on Neomuna.
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Quinn Laghari: The Shadow Legion used our parkland system to grow food. We can stop it... or I can introduce nightshade DNA to the assembler system.
**
Neomuna Patrol: The City Is My Weapon (Analysis Mission) — Lightfall Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist...
Cheeky, Quinn.
isn't stasis darkness?
As in, she murdered people who used Stasis
Read from here, I explained it a few days ago. It's a bit laconic, mobile explanations are hard, but you'll get the gist.
[Message Link](#📚lore-discussion message) to #📚lore-discussion
Shayura was not killing bad people. She was killing random Guardians who were using Stasis.
Nightshade? Quinn must be protecting her work from AI generators 

I dun geddit
https://youtu.be/kAFBlxSrigo?si=_Sbgm2tjdmt07Brq
I love me some Quinn warcrimes
Alternative Dialogue for the City is My Weapon analysis patrol on Neomuna.
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Quinn Laghari: Adding a program that'll modify the fuel systems to plant detonators. [snorts] The Vex took out my grandma with the same hack. Not sure she'd like who I grew into. I'm done!
**
Neomuna Patrol: The City Is My Weapon (Analysis Mission) — Lightfall Pl...
https://youtu.be/E8Fu8nMuWRc?si=GpjJU13H1XI8z1tC
Isn't she delightful
Alternative Dialogue for the City is My Weapon analysis patrol on Neomuna.
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Quinn Laghari: Accessing the botanical assemblage protocols. Tweaking 'em to produce Cabal-tailored allergens. Next rain, mass anaphylaxis.
**
Neomuna Patrol: The City Is My Weapon (Analysis Mission) — Lightfall Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL...
Mael I have a lore vault question
is there any documentation of the new Zavala voiceover after you beat the new light quest version of disgraced
well, “new”
it definitely wasn’t there on launch
I'm not sure, but I can check.
However, I won't. Not until work is over, anyway. Browsing on mobile makes me a very sad boi and not even tea can cheer my up from that.
Remind me in... seven hours.
Ok I’ll ask you about it when I go to bed so I can see it tomorrow morning
Nightshade is this new tech you can “poison” your art or other work with that fucks it up when AI tries to train off of it whilst being imperceptible to the human eye
Crow shot Cayde in the head with Ace of Spades, why didn't Cayde explode
As Osiris outlines in Lightfall (after about two years of Bungie subtly-but-pretty-apparently redefining Darkness as not wholly corruptive, it’s solely one bad actor - the Witness - at the root of all the corruption that Darkness caused) Light and Darkness are not inherently Good and Bad, they are sides to a fundamental force of the Destiny universe, of Paracausality, which affect different aspects of reality; specifically Light has more focus on the physical and Darkness has more focus on the mental
Perk wasn’t activated
Ah right I forgot Cayde didn't die instantly
yeah it's just wild to me that we're STILL learning what the Light and Darkness are
in a decade-old franchise where those are like two of the core concepts of the whole thing
Time has been longer in-universe
And shifts in paradigms are often how you expand the world so it is no longer restricted by what was conventional before
Hell, in-universe the Light has been abused centuries before we even got Stasis
tbh seems more overly convoluted and blatantly retcon-y than anything else
Anything and everything is a retcon so long as you’re cynical enough to not recognize the opportunity to explore new possibilities opened by the revelation
And also, what if they had leaned fully into Darkness being a purely evil force? What does that mean for Lightbearers who abuse the Light? Could the Darkness then be wielded justifiably?
It makes more narrative sense that Darkness and Light are detached from any moralistic value
Because redemption arcs and slow realizations that the power you wield needs to be used responsibly instead of abused
it's just pure coincidence that our protagonists and the point of view from which the story is told has come from Light wielders, who are usually fighting dark wielders
The Cabal, the Eliksni, and the Vex do not use Darkness a majority of the time
Which is like, almost all the factions
That's pretty much it. Our personal experience had always been a one sided battle. The Black Fleet destroyed humanity's civilisation, and the Eliksni's too. Both of us saw Darkness as evil.
But also yes, it’s important that it’s Lightbearers, Risen coincidentally chosen by Ghosts from the Traveler, are able to have the privilege to have an insight into the true dynamics of Paracausality
But, the Witness and the Black Fleet don't represent all of Darkness, as we now know. We didn't have any true opportunities to learn of Darkness in such an intimate way before, even if it wasn't stigmatised.
why does it say the darkness is encroaching when we fight all of them though? that happens all the time
Because die is bad and gameplay mechanics do not translate wholly into lore; champions, for example, are non-canonical save for one bounty
Depends on the context. At early point in time, "Darkness" was far more nebulous and often just referred to enemies of humanity, despite the inaccuracy.
yeah i'm like 97% sure that throughout my entire time playing D1, all of those guys were referred to as Darkness
Just a product of the time and ignorance
Don't look too much into that
Adding to this, the developing nuance to which we regard the other species occupying the Solar System means we know better now, and that informs us better on what the Darkness is; which you pointed out can feel retconny, but also why the heck would the factions not using any sort of space magic be lumped in with the evil bug wizards?
i can't tell what is supposed to be taken as canon. did any of Destiny 1 happen?
And Darkness being a word which directly parallels to Light, the magic we use, would suggest that there’s an opposing spectrum of said magic
All of the games and expansions happened
You just skipped a handful of expansions to D1
I didn't say it wasn't canon. I said it was a product of the time and of ignorance. I meant in universe.
Humanity was, until very recently, very ignorant.
See: Season of the Splicer, Season of the Chosen
so this is like a marvel universe where everything happens in like a few years' time, and before then practically nothing did
I
They had a phrase for it
Y’know. Fictional worlds would need a world built up for them to be interesting. Which would entail a history. Which entails stuff happening the years prior to the currently viewed years.
We didn't understand the Light, the Dark, didn't know the Black Fleet existed, didn't know of these alien species, or anything. We never had a chance to learn. We were stuck in pure survival in the Dark Ages for centuries, and the Golden Age never lasted long enough to progress our understanding that far.
The arrival of the Eliksni in the Dark Age was our first hint that the Traveler had visited other species
A sliding timescale, I think it's called.
Other than Clovis, the Golden Age didn't even know that Darkness existed
A couple centuries worth, it is at least a millennia since the current day when our Guardian is rezzed
And this would be the wrong application of the sliding timescale, as everything happens in the game in real time, save for some months skipped in Red War
Your guardian is 10 years since being risen in D1 give a couple months
The timeframe events happen in don’t shift around much save for that one time skip in Red War
But in expanding the character stories and the world of Destiny, we’ve had revelations on characters who have been around since the Collapse, and some remnants of the Golden Age like Elsie Bray
Okay, I think I understand now.
Which would fit better into the definition of retcon, but moreso it’s just information we never knew about the world revealed to us finally
We're in our early modern period after a lengthy dark age.
With somehow, even more wars.
We are millennia into the future, way past the modern day
Essentially. And even then, the Last City isn't exactly lavish with luxury.
We're scarred from wars, have crumbled and abandoned distrincts
Was not being literal.
My bad
I can go into more detail on any topic of your choice if you remind me in... 5 hours
I'll be home, finished work, and at my computer then
Not tapping at a cracked mobile screen at work
Cool, I'll go back to playing Beyond Light.
But even so, the City Age has lasted a while too; Eris Morn was rezzed from the body of a citizen of the Last City, and she participated in the Hellmouth Disaster at least a century ago in which she lost her ghost
I hate Apple autocorrect, it’s so fickle
Centuries, plural
Neato; but also yeah further elaboration of how large the timescale is
Not to mention the indefinite amount of time the Golden Age lasted
if we took the time that passed from the time destiny 2 to takes place to today, and we go backwards
i think we would go way past the first human civilizations on earth
The Exo Stranger says that my time in the pyramid proves that I'm capable of controlling the Darkness. What pyramid is she talking about?
Depends on the context of the quote, but I imagine she's referring to the giant one on the horizon of Europa.
Or, the one from Shadowkeep
Which very strongly contextualises the story, as its the beginning point of the modern saga
I hadn't been to a pyramid on Europa yet, nor have I done Shadowkeep.
I did enter a Pyramid in The Witch Queen though.
Also, Strand is Darkness, right? I'd guess using that is proof I can control it.
Doesn’t matter if you haven’t done Shadowkeep, that’s what it’s referring to because you’re still ultimately playing as the Young Wolf
Yeah it’s the Lunar Pyramid
Oh wait, which Pyramid do you go into at the end of Arrivals?
The one above the Cradle of Io
Yes, but that's irrelevant. The stories happened in specific orders, and you doing them out of order does not elicit different dialogue. The order is specifically Shadowkeep, Beyond Light, Witch Queen, then Lightfall.
Beyond Light was the first time we dared to use Darkness. It was still outlawed by the Vanguard at the time.
It was a very big deal.
We'd dabbled in it before in shady, illegal manners - crafting Malfeasance and Thorn with Drifter's help, not to mention Gambit as a whole - but wielding it? That was new.
I'm assuming it refers to you using the Ziggurat at a teleporter to the interior of the Europan Pyramid. But, again, depends on the context and situation of the line.
That's a shame. Would be cool if dialogue changed based on our actions thus far.
It cannot. Beyond Light canonically happened years ago. The progression of story is linear and requires the prior events to contextualise the modern ones.
Hm. The game doesn't give you a chronological order of the content that I could find. There's just a bunch of planets with missions on it.
There's a timeline in the top right of the Destinations.
For example, Shadowkeep was the very first time we'd seen a Pyramid in person. Only those who had done the Invitations of the Nine even knew what they were. The sight of it was a shock, a sign of things to come. It laid the foundations for the story to progress into the modern story arc.
If the player has not done the Invitations of the Nine
Ghost: What… is that? I've never seen anything like it. This must be what Eris was after.
// OPTIONAL
If the player has done the Invitations of the Nine
Ghost: That's… one of those Pyramids. It can't be. That should not be here. Eris must have gone inside.```
Your story progression has been incredibly out of order, I'm afraid.
It’s at the start of the campaign when Elsie first gives you the Splinter iirc. Before you enter the Ziggurat even. I’d wager it’s definitely referring to our resilience in either the Lunar Pyramid or whatever happened in Arrivals
For some further info, the Seasonal content of the year follows a linear story from Lightfall, too. Defiance and Lightfall are largely simultaneous, while Deep, Witch, and Wish, all happen one after another
Probably. Do you have the direct quote?
As the Guardian was going towards the Pyramid, a strange monolith appeared in Beyond, along with a few old friends. They speak to the Exo Stranger to learn why she's here and what the monolith is.
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Eris Morn: I cannot tell you how relieve I am to see you. We are in great need of allies… And I am in even greater need of a buffer between mysel...
2:08
I'm going to go ahead and say that'd be referring to Season of Arrivals then, yeah
season of Arrivals was the last season of Year 3 (and the last season before Beyond Light's release)
basically, the Black Fleet finally arrived in the Sol System
and we have been recieving messages from them
however, Nokris, who was under Savathun's command, was interfering with the messages
Savathun is the Hive lady who could control the Light, right?
Not at that time
Only after Season of the Lost, directly before Witch Queen. Prior to that, she was a billion year old Hive god, and one of the original three Proto-Hive/Krill siblings who made pacts with the Worm Gods to become the Hive we know today.
That is quite the career change. Not even sure that's a lateral move.
It is once you understand more about the Worm hunger.
Hive Parasite Worms consume the ontological concept of death. You slaughter, they feast. It's a literal manifestation of their beloved Sword Logic, which dictates that they should test their metaphorical blade upon the universe. If they kill, the universe is stronger, more efficient, more well maintained for it. If they die, they weren't strong enough, and deserved to die.
The problem, other than the intergalactic xenocidal wholesale slaughter of life, is that the Worm hunger is as exponential as its power.
The stronger you become, the more the Worm must feast. If you cannot keep up with it, or go against your nature, it consumes you.
Savathûn was not so zealously obsessed with the Sword Logic as her siblings Oryx and Xivu Arath, and had been trying to defy the Worm hunger for years.
And that's why the Hive came to Sol? To kill everyone there and feed the worm?
That, and the Traveler was here.
It's existence, and that of Guardians, is heretical to the highest degree.
I'll get to that shortly.
She tried time loops, she redefined the Hunger of the Worm to feed upon lies and trickery and deciept, she even defied the Black Fleet (whom the Hive are allied with) and was branded a heretic.
In the end, she sought aid from Queen Mara Sov and the Techeuns, who preformed an exorcism in Savathûn during Season of the Lost. Her Worm was removed, Savathûn was rendered mortal... and then she died.
In a gamble of very, very long odds, she was resurrected by Immaru, her Ghost. She was taught by her Hive who she used to be (as newly Risen Lightbearers have no memory), used the Wellspring to stabilise the collapsing Throne World (which was created by the power of the Worm), and then you meet her in Witch Queen.
She is free from the Worm hunger. Free from that endless debt of slaughter and lies.
Of course, she's still Hive. She isn't a "good guy". But her story could go anywhere, now.
Well, I'll give credit. That's more of a character arc than I expected from... anyone, in this game.
Destiny has ten years of lore, and it runs very, very deep. I've been learning it and teaching it for years, and there is still more I don't know.
Man, wait til you hear about Osiris
Drifter has a nice arc
Osiris is the dude that Savathun was pretending to be right? He was also in Destiny 1.
He was only sort of in D1. A recording.
The first time we actually met him was in Curse of Osiris, D2
right I remember Trials of Osiris.
Ironically, not hosted or created by Osiris.
His lover, Saint-14 also has a pretty storied past
Different VA back then right?
Rather, the Followers of Osiris, those weird cultists, originally founded it.
Correct
Alright I've got to get back to work
Ping me for queries and I'll get back to you
I love Oded’s voice
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We even have characters who have persistent stories despite not really appearing in-game
I had that dude's helmet in D1 IIRC
And you can get his helmet in D2 as well, he’s a pretty significant Titan
In fact, the first Titan Vanguard before Zavala
does he mind that you stole his helmet
It’s probably a replica, like Thorn
He left his seat to pursue Osiris in the Infinite Forest
wait I vaguely remember this
he was killed by the Vex?
But also probably hinted in D1, and then concluded in uuuhhh
Season of Dawn
Another season during the release year of Shadowkeep? I believe so, yes
That season is where we learn his fate, having died in his pursuit of Osiris, being defeated after the Vex created a unit specifically to steal his Light (though purportedly, he still slaughtered a great number of Vex after being drained of his Light)
We bring him back via enacting the Perfect Paradox; the Infinite Forest supposedly allows insight into alternate timelines, and we go in and save a younger Saint, as well as freeing his Light from the unit holding it captive
Try it on while next to him in the Tower. He finds it delightful, asks if you two can play a trick on Zavala.
It's a replica, not actually his.
Probably made by... what're they called...
Order of the... Lost Saint?
Yes, that's the name.
That’s a thing?
Man, wonder if they ever discussed about having pseudo-religious groups founded after them
Oh, aye.
Gl for the next 2 hours, Mael
No luck needed
I'm basically already finished
Just tidying up and cleaning
Can't leave early though
Yea 
Kinda wrecked my back yesterday rushing to move some floor tiles though
Good god they're heavy buggers
Hi ricey 
hola rice
is there a lore reason for why some enemies have immune shields and take 0 damage? why dont all enemies have these?
Bro there’s not a lore reason for everything
☠️ well thats why im asking
That pretty significantly depends on the context.
What are you referring to?
sometimes youll come across enemies with those cylindrical shields that just say immune, i know sometimes they are tied to boxes that will break the shield but there are cases where they just walk around with immune shields
What I meant is, which enemies in which context do you refer to, specifically?
I know about immune shields.
wyverns
In which context?
Whether there is a lore reason or not, or what that reason may be, depends on the actual scenario itself.
the final wish mission, after you take riven's tooth a immune wyvern spawns and sorta follows you
To be honest, I don't recall any immune Wyverns there. But it's been a few months.
Shields like that are usually difficult or bulky. Many have specific weaknesses such as external power sources, often seen with the Vex. Shields like that are generally only used in game context rather than lore context, though Shields do exist in lore. Some can be explained, but it varies case by case.
oh these
It’s just for gameplay purposes probably
It’s meant to be like that as the current objective is to apparently run
yes that guy exactly lol
or something like that
makes sense yeah
to be fair, vex have employed indestructible shields before, in an old Nessus mission
they proved ineffective since they had an easily accessible external power source, though
it’s not uncommon for vex to reuse old tactics, but they largely never do because if something fails once, they figure it’s a loose end since they act on pure logic
also
You got me
Let me shower and become cleansed and I'll get right on it
I await your answer in eight hours
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Do you mean the difference between these two
Alternative Dialogue from "The Disgraced" Strike in the Cosmodrome on Earth.
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Zavala: Guardian, Hive forces are lashing out from the Cosmodrome, led by a disgraced wizard named Navôta.
Ghost: Disgraced?
Zavala: She narrowly escaped a previous Vanguard operation with her life. Now the brood questions her strength.
Ghost: She'll be desperate...
Alternative Dialogue from "The Disgraced" Strike in the Cosmodrome on Earth.
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Zavala: Hive broods value strength over all else. When you and Shaw forced Navôta to flee, you weakened her position.
Shaw Han: She'll be desperate for a victory to regain her footing.
Zavala: That desperation makes her a threat in the Cosmodrome and beyond. This...
Sorta curious when guardians are making their own fate against atheon are we just rewriting time? I’ve never really understood that doesn’t atheon just know what’s gonna happen
It's more that we're defying Atheon's (and the Oracles) attempt to erase us from time
Do rifts and wells affect non guardians?
through the power of the Aegis which allows us to utilize the Light's ability to force an ontological effect within the vault, essentially overwriting the Vex's control over their domain
In the SWARM’s lore tab (iirc), it’s noted that Shaw Han gives radiant to a bunch of red jacks
So presumably? At least the damage buff side of it
I mean why wouldnt it
how was dune 2 btw
Ask me again on the 10th of March
Is it ever explained why the game is called Destiny?
Well there's a lot of stuff how we "make our own fate" with space magic and stuff
Not something important
Destiny 2 should've been called Destiny's Child.
We've got nothing to do with destiny save for flipping it off once in a while
Destinys child makes no sense
just a dumb joke
Oh

It's never explicitly stated. We know Well of Radiance can keep folks warm, and as Discus said, Radiant can, and frankly I see no reason why it wouldn't.
I don't know how effective it'd be, or whether you'd have, like, Doctor Warlocks, though.
Make a quick buck healing people in the last city with your magical powers
Warlock Gangs shooting people and demanding payment to fix it
And if they dont pay you just freeze them with Stasis and walk away
Tbh you could make a fortune selling organs as a guardian
Cause you just res up afterwards
Ez money
Actually!
I have a sort of answer for this!
It's very gross and it comes from Drifter (because of course it does)
(You can't, if you're askin'.)``` - The Drifter, 2020.11.10
The bit where he says "you can't" suggests to me as if you cannot simply... trim parts infinitely.
I would assume the parts disappear, at a guess.

Ol' Drifter chops a toe off
Ghost grows a new one
Old toe goes poof
I assume, anyway
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Is there a pocket dimension full of them?

The key to defeating the Witness
The fact you call em by name suggests he's infamous enough to be some kinda cursed lore haggler
Well I'm not going to call him "Ask me how Dune 2 was 🛡️ "
Well call him dune, sounds cool
Nah I'll stick with Alex
We've known eachother a while
Yeah my curren nick is just an inside joke
Call me Alex
My profile is a bit misleading ive been here longer than 2022



