Savathunes Capital Ship (i forgot the name) is not the same as the Dreadnaught. The Dreadnaught underwent a process called Eversion, which we see happening this Episode toward the beginning with the Anchors. Essentially, Oryx’s Throne World, the High War, was vulnerable in Ascendent Space, being capable of invasion by forces like the Vex, other Ascendent Hive (Including his Sisters) and any being capable of manipulating Ley Lines and the Ascendent Realm including Guardians and Wish Dragon Ahamkara. As such, Oryx pulled his World Cyst into our Reality, tying it to the Dreadnaught, making the High War and Dreadnaught one and the same. Yes, certain parts of the Dreadnaught are only accessible by being Ascendent and through the Portals into the Throne Worlds Space, but otherwise, the Dreadnaught and Throne world are one and the same. A breathing Paradox. It’s really cool the whole function of Oryx’s throne world in particular. Comparatively, it’s the most unique Throne World we have seen, and even Xivu Araths throne world, which has been used offensively, has not been used offensively like Oryxs. Because the Throne World both exists and doesn’t exist within our planet of existence, Oryx is able to expand the boarders of his throne world and destroy everything in its wake, like he does at the beginning of the Taken King expansion when he Kills and Takes Mara Sov and nearly kills Uldren. That Bubble Super Weapon was his Throne World.

[quote]Savathunes Capital Ship (i forgot the name) is not the same as the Dreadnaught. The Dreadnaught underwent a process called Eversion, which we see happening this Episode toward the beginning with the Anchors. Essentially, Oryx’s Throne World, the High War, was vulnerable in Ascendent Space, being capable of invasion by forces like the Vex, other Ascendent Hive (Including his Sisters) and any being capable of manipulating Ley Lines and the Ascendent Realm including Guardians and Wish Dragon Ahamkara. As such, Oryx pulled his World Cyst into our Reality, tying it to the Dreadnaught, making the High War and Dreadnaught one and the same. Yes, certain parts of the Dreadnaught are only accessible by being Ascendent and through the Portals into the Throne Worlds Space, but otherwise, the Dreadnaught and Throne world are one and the same. A breathing Paradox. It’s really cool the whole function of Oryx’s throne world in particular. Comparatively, it’s the most unique Throne World we have seen, and even Xivu Araths throne world, which has been used offensively, has not been used offensively like Oryxs. Because the Throne World both exists and doesn’t exist within our planet of existence, Oryx is able to expand the boarders of his throne world and destroy everything in its wake, like he does at the beginning of the Taken King expansion when he Kills and Takes Mara Sov and nearly kills Uldren. That Bubble Super Weapon was his Throne World.[/quote] Great info thanks - I remember some of that verbiage discussed throughout a lot of the seasonal content as well. And that makes sense. While Savuthun’s ship is not exactly like Oryx’ ship, it provided a medium to delve into her Throne World. How much of a medium is probably the question- whether it was a physical medium, or some type of ritualistic medium. On-board, it looks just like her Throne World. If it’s a spiritual type medium, it would perhaps have some parallelisms to Oryx’ Throne World and ship. If it was just a simple physical medium to enter a portal, then it was used more like any terrain was used to enter the Black Garden. This comes from a Reddit post: “We enter savathun’s throne world through her ship, The Lure. We just skip the part where we have to get to the portal and probably have a transmat station set up outside but we just show up near Fynch’ hideout for game purposes.” I absolutely love learning the lore. From some other posts I’ve seen, we have visited Mara’s throne world as well. It seems the team does really well making content that feature stuff like this - especially Hive and Taken related.