He is times conflux so basically a god

I'll edit this in, but he's times conflux. That system is what controls the different vex programmings throughout time, he's essentially a glorified air traffic controller.

True. But might not be named as, but can obviously seen as a god. At least to something as a machine, like the Vex. So what i actually mean by ''god'' is: Part of the highest possible entity for that species. imo god covers that pretty completely.

Yea, but in that definition an archon or Kell would fit the role. Honestly I don't know why anyone things it's gonna be a captain. How would that make any sense for the, pretty clear, story?

''While the Kells are the political leaders of the Fallen, Servitors are said to be their gods - and the source of their life-sustaining ether.'' I think it's quite clear that the Kells aren't the highest form of life to the Fallen. That's why i thought the Servitor would be more plausible. And i see where you come from, but to me (and i reckon to most players) the Kells and Priests are nothing more then bulked up captains. So they probably refer to Kells and Priests as well, when they're talking about captains.

The kells are royalty, self proclaimed but still, they rule the house. They are much more than just a political figure, that would be like the vanguard. And the Archons are the care takers of the Servitors, which are like the Speaker and traveler. But the story is going to be about fighting off the new Kell and probably destroying the house itself, that's why I said Archon & Servitor, then Kell as the final boss. You'd take out their life support, their care taker, and their king. They would fall apart.

Interesting. You might be on to something there! That could become an interesting story as well, but only if they make real boss fights out of it. Not that lame-ass shit as Hand of Crota, Eyes of Crota, Might of Crota, etc. etc. etc. (Only the soul of Crota (that crystal) had a worthy boss-fight feeling) That would really, REALLY downgrade the whole feeling, of taking down essential strongholds, that protect that mentioned Kell. But still, my personal preference remains to be with having Kaliks, as final raid boss!

It wouldn't be kaliks... well it might be, but it's unlikely. Kaliks is the house of winter servitor, it would be more likely that an exiled Kell would steal the house of wolves, and that they already have their own prime.

I think it isn't. I do think it's the House of Wolves Servitor. Take a look at this of the Archon Priest grimoire: [i]''When the Queen waged her war against the Wolves, Aksor was taken alive and sealed into the infamous Prison of Elders.''[/i] It implies Aksor was definitely part (or leading) of the Wolves, as well as being a deciple of Kaliks (Btw still think a deciple is lower in rank: reflect it to the whole christian stroy) It does further on tell that Aksor, was trying to join the House of Winter btw. but the rest of the story clearly states about war in the reef. Reading through the whole grimoire of aksor, combined with that part of Sepiks (about servitors being gods) strenghtens my feelings Kaliks will be the raid boss. This the complete Grimoire btw: [i]A disciple of the Prime Servitor Kaliks, Aksor initiated brutal crusades against human settlements beyond the City and ravaged countless Awoken enclaves throughout the Reef. When the Queen waged her war against the Wolves, Aksor was taken alive and sealed into the infamous Prison of Elders. Killing Aksor before he can join the ranks of the House of Winter weakens the Fallen, strengthens ties to the Reef, and brings the City one step closer to gaining a solid foothold along the Shattered Coast. [/i] And these the parts of sepiks i meant: [i]''Floating, emotionless arbiters of life and death, Servitors are quasi-religious automata defended by the Fallen with zealous ferocity. '' ''While the Kells are the political leaders of the Fallen, Servitors are said to be their gods - and the source of their life-sustaining ether.''[/i]

Huh, guess kalils is likely gonna be a boss then.

At least you understand why I think so, dont you? ^^ To be honest, i hope so as well.

Oh yea absolutely, I never read into askor, but that is the most logical conclusion. The queen displaced him and he wanted to shack up with winter

Yeah, i reckon it is! You can learn quite a lot from reading grimoires sometime, that's what got me thinking in the first place!