It would be even worse if he managed to retain some humanity and instead of attacking us he just sorta sat there in pain and we had to put him out of his misery or if we just saw glimpses of him in the shadows

No, that will be D3 when the Darkness takes the Traveler, converts it and starts rezzing Dark Guardians, then having to fight your old friends.

"What makes gaurdians afraid" Rahool in D1 year 1. Turning purple engrams into blue's. They could make a rated age 20+ horror movie out of that.

"favourite Ally" I would curb stomp cayde in a heartbeat

I would enjoy a lot killing Cayde myself. He was annoying as fuk...

DeCayde-6 [spoiler]For those that don’t get it ...Decayed - rotted or decomposed[/spoiler]

Throwing out the possibility that those were the Iron Lords from the end of the RoI campaign the ones that got infected with siva? ...or probably just Eris' fireteam...lol

[quote][b]Disclaimer[/b] : This post is going off the assumption that the power resurrecting old foes won’t be killed in the campaign ,but left as the final raid boss,like the TTK campaign Been watching the ViDoc a few times because I’ve been trying to piece together what’s going on with the story The developers continuously use the phrase “What makes a guardian afraid” and it got me thinking of things that can actually shake the players playing the game Big ugly monsters don’t really scare us with their visual appearance as we fight pretty ugly and horrifying creatures 500 times before breakfast each day ,Then a developer used the term “Psychological horror” and that got me thinking What if the big bad we fight isn’t a scary evil monster resurrected to kill us ,But an old ,comedic friend whose been turned to the dark What if this Darkness that’s been redirecting former foes of ours resurrects an old ally with evil intent ,to truely striking us in the fearing section,Unless something restricts them as former allies all have the light ,But then I saw 3 ghoulish humanoid figures floating above Crota I believe these figures are old members of Eris Morns fireteam ,as the internet has speculated ,meaning what if the darkness resurrected an old fireteam member of ours ? Cayde-6 Being pitted against our most favoured ally where we waged war on Uldren just so we could act out revenged on his death ,only to have him return and be the one thing standing in our way at the very end of the campaign ,Is absolutely brilliant and horrific at the same time[/quote] According to the description on tbe opulent scholar bond Cayde-7 is a thing MCXXIX, forthcoming. Recorded by Underscribe Shipal Thus did the Shadow of Earth slay Cayde-7. Then a visitor approached the throne of the Joyous Emperor and proffered himself before the Generous Host. He was Cayde-7, whose origins are recounted in MCXXXVII. ^ Cayde-7 knelt at the Emperor's feet, and kissed his boots, saying: "Your truest servant is here." And the Emperor was pleased, for he thought that this one would make a very fine Shadow. But the true Shadow of Earth, jealous of the Emperor's love, cut down Cayde-7 where he stood in the Emperor's throne room, and then dealt with his ruins in such a way as to ensure that there would never be a Cayde-8. The Emperor was pleased, and that night there was a great feast aboard the Leviathan. ^ A note to Underscribe Shipal: Entry MCXXXVII appears to be missing. Please reattach it to this account, and delete this footnote upon rectifying this erro

[quote][b]Disclaimer[/b] : This post is going off the assumption that the power resurrecting old foes won’t be killed in the campaign ,but left as the final raid boss,like the TTK campaign Been watching the ViDoc a few times because I’ve been trying to piece together what’s going on with the story The developers continuously use the phrase “What makes a guardian afraid” and it got me thinking of things that can actually shake the players playing the game Big ugly monsters don’t really scare us with their visual appearance as we fight pretty ugly and horrifying creatures 500 times before breakfast each day ,Then a developer used the term “Psychological horror” and that got me thinking What if the big bad we fight isn’t a scary evil monster resurrected to kill us ,But an old ,comedic friend whose been turned to the dark What if this Darkness that’s been redirecting former foes of ours resurrects an old ally with evil intent ,to truely striking us in the fearing section,Unless something restricts them as former allies all have the light ,But then I saw 3 ghoulish humanoid figures floating above Crota I believe these figures are old members of Eris Morns fireteam ,as the internet has speculated ,meaning what if the darkness resurrected an old fireteam member of ours ? Cayde-6 Being pitted against our most favoured ally where we waged war on Uldren just so we could act out revenged on his death ,only to have him return and be the one thing standing in our way at the very end of the campaign ,Is absolutely brilliant and horrific at the same time[/quote] Eris Mourn: "6 of us went down. Only I came back." Missing two there, bub

It's Rahool. He has been there from the start. He has limited our access to more powerful technology more than once. He was caught converting legendary engrams into rare items years ago and not too far in the past he released an unusual amount of edge transits to replace better weapons. The things we find in the wild are always better because Rahool and his cryptarchs have been weakening our gear. He grows in power as we kill with the intent of gaining engrams that only he can unencrypt. Millions have been sacrificed to him in caves across the solar system. Soon he will be powerful enough to reveal his true nature. As I speak he is outfitting his armies with the powerful gear that he has cheated us out of.