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5/2/2020 6:25:04 AM
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Question for Titans and Warlocks
Titans, what does your mark represent?
Warlocks, what does your bond represent?
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As titan main : drip
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damp rag to wipe the blood off my hands and weapons after a fight
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2 RisposteFor titans? It’s a half dress, don’t ask them. They’re too busy eating their daily dose of crayon wax. Our bonds? A symbol of the knowledge we have and share with everyone else. Our bond through that knowledge.
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Titan Marks: used to identify yourself as a Titan and most often marked to show your allegiance (what Order or Faction you’re in or other affiliations) but can also portray symbols related to important events or things. Warlock Bonds: the mark of a Warlock. In the Golden Age similar bonds were made with high-tech suits and contained tech that served important purposes. We aren’t sure how many post-Collapse armor bonds serve this purpose, but some do. Bonds can also display the same things as Titan Marks, but more often simply match whatever armor set they go with because something so small usually can’t efficiently display symbols and such. Hunter Cloaks: Fashion. Sometimes relevant symbols, some practical use in the field, but mostly fashion.
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Nothing
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4 RisposteWho cares?
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Modificato da Ion, Disciple of Melvin: 5/5/2020 5:54:05 PMI think it is like a loincloth or something I dunno.
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Good question, where did they get that for Titans from? Was there a Greek or Roman force that used something like that or did they just pull that out of nowhere?
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2 RisposteModificato da BudaVision: 5/5/2020 2:37:18 AMTitan: It’s like wearing a damn dress. I hate it Bungie’s armor designs need a major overhaul
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I just use the reverie dawn mark, so I honestly have no idea.
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1 RispondiMy bond represents the iron lords and the vision Radegast had for a brighter future But mostly because I'm weirdly attached to the fact that we became an iron lord at the end of rise of iron, and I'm BEYOND UPSET that literally nobody calls us that anymore
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Titan mark is just a towel Warlock bonds are cool sometimes
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... My infallible fashion sense... [spoiler]not included in the DLC[/spoiler]
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4 RisposteAs a Warlock my bond means nothing to me. The only one I used to wear with any meaning beyond Oh Thats Neat Looking is my New Monarchy bond.
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The wheels on the bus go round and round
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It’s my bath towel. In all seriousness though the Titan symbol is a hexagon separates into 4 parts to symbolize the battle of six fronts. When the fallen broke into the city the fallen came in on 6 sides (each point of the hexagon) and 4 Titan orders came together to defend the city (the 4 split parts of the hexagon).
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Titan: Tradition, Strength, and Honor. Warlock and Hunter: Same as above
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2 RisposteAs a Hunter my cloak represents something to stop people from staring at my ass. 👀
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Nothing. The same as the cloak on my Hunter.
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Titan Mark you mean my golden bath robe
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Marks: Bacon cheeseburger Bonds: Tuna wrap.
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Not sure but in D1 I used the bloody mark for a really long time. It looked dope.
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The Titan Mark represents a lot of things, but mostly what the Titan chooses to decorate their Mark with makes it represent different things. The Mark of Six Fronts for example displays a white Six Fronts symbol, representing the Titan’s victory at the Battle of Six Fronts.
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Warlock bonds are so small, they might as well represent the nonexistence our opponents feel when we use nova bomb
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As a titan, primarily it just looks cool. But in game, it represents honor, and valor.
